With the introduction of economic abuse in the forthcoming statutory definition of domestic abuse, this training aims is to raise awareness of economic abuse and provide an opportunity for learners to consider how they can contribute to the economic safety of victim-survivors.
This course is aimed at a wide audience, including professionals from domestic abuse charities, money/debt advice services, local authorities, the police, the housing sector, and the banking and insurance industry. The group learning experience is particularly enhanced as we have participants who would not historically consider supporting victim-survivors as part of their role.
This online course is an interactive and collaborative e-learning experience. You will have access to an interactive training session facilitated by a highly experienced trainer, including group discussion and exercises. Accreditation includes feedback on your individual assignment.
On completion of a pre-course task, attendance at training, and the successful completion of a post-training assignment, course participants can receive the following accreditation:
This course is a 4-hour course. If you would like accreditation, you will also need to complete a post-training assignment.
We can deliver the course online via Zoom or Microsoft Teams, with a maximum of 16 learners per course. Course fees and details of accreditation costs are available in our training booklet. Face-to-face training is not currently available due to Covid-19 safety measures.
For more information, please contact: [email protected]
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