Course Aims and Objectives
According to Human rights watch report (2018), domestic violence is one of the most ignored and overlooked subject of violence due to the fact that it usually remains invisible i.e. stays behind closed doors and considered a social taboo which is rarely discussed in social settings or general media. This course on domestic violence awareness is aimed at challenging this discourse and therefore aims at creating awareness, educate the general population about this violence and encourage it to be tackled at the earliest stages and ways to prevent this violence. This course will offer participants with detailed insight into the definition and understanding of domestic violence and abuse, describe people who are at risk and how to support both adult and children under this societal menace.
Course Methodology
This niche course on domestic violence awareness will be delivered using in classroom teaching along with video based case analysis of victims of domestic violence. The participants are requested to understand the sensitivity of the course subject and needs to show empathy during the mock sessions at the end of course applying learnings of this course. Participants are also advised that the course material can be disturbing (while discussing images and videos of domestic abuse victims).
Outcomes
After successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Describe and identify the meaning of domestic violence and people at risk.
- Identify the main components of domestic violence and its cyclic pattern.
- Show awareness as to how the violence begins and understanding of the perpetuator.
- Express the emotional, psychological and physical impact of domestic violence on children, young people and adults at risk.
- Identify a set pattern of behaviour in an individual which may indicate tendencies for domestic violence.
- Review legislation and responsibilities as an individual for responding correctly in cases of vulnerable victims of domestic violence (young people and children).
- Learn and communicate best practices to offer support for the victims of domestic violence and abuse.
Target Audience
This course is best suited for corporate staff, voluntary workers, school staff and community support staff dealing with domestic violence. Also, this course is aimed at individuals who want to learn about domestic violence to support victims and who want to pursue a career as a welfare officer or who to want to create general awareness in their communities.
Course Outline
The Domestic violence awareness course would be covered using the following 7 key modules:
- Definition of domestic violence and abuse
- Beginning of domestic violence cycle and identification of main perpetuators.
- Assessing the emotional, psychological and physical impact of domestic violence over individuals (young people, children, adult and disabled).
- Recovery process for victims of domestic violence
- Domestic violence victims and best practice of support
- Required skills to support victims of domestic violence
- Legislation for prevention of domestic violence and abuse – Application and awareness
Location and Date:
London | 23 – 27 Oct 2023
Cardiff | 01 – 05 Jan 2024
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Course Fee:
Per Participant: £3860
Student Rate: £2895
Discount for group of 5 or more
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Cancellation Terms
If a confirmed registration is cancelled less than 5 calendar days prior to the course start date, a substitute participant may be nominated to attend the same course, or a 20% cancellation charge is applied.
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Course Features
- Lectures 0
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 1 week
- Skill level All levels
- Students 0
- Assessments Yes