Domestic abuse awareness
Learn the definition of domestic abuse, the different forms it can take and common myths and stereotypes to look out for.
Course summary
This course covers how to identify domestic abuse, and the signs and indicators to look out for.
You’ll learn how to respond to disclosures and when to signpost or refer to specialist services.
Course information
Level: Introductory (Level 3)
Face to face training
- Available for: Groups
- Duration: One day
- CPD points: 6
Live webinar
- Available for: Individuals, groups
- Duration: Half day
- CPD points: 3
Individual bookings
| Date | Duration and time | Delivery and location | Cost Eligibility and discounts | Book Booking guidance |
| Tuesday 26 November 2024 | Half day 9:30am – 12:30pm | Webinar | £105+VAT | £95+VAT | Book |
| Wednesday 19 March 2025 | Half day 9:30am – 12:30pm | Webinar | £105+VAT | £95+VAT | Book |
What this course covers
Face to face and webinar training includes:
how domestic abuse is defined and the Care Act 2015 guidance
common signs and symptoms of domestic abuse and how to identify it over the phone
supporting customers to identify an abusive relationship
responding to disclosures and requests for help
signposting and referral to specialist services
Face to face training
Face to face training also covers:
honour based abuse
risk assessment overview and high-risk support services
overview of civil law legal rights and options
non-molestation order and occupation injunctions
Protection from Harassment Act 1997
local authority Sanctuary Schemes
What you'll learn
At the end of this training, you'll be able to:
respond to disclosures and requests for help
signpost and refer to specialist services
Who this training is for
You don’t need any prior knowledge for this course.
You might work as an adviser, or for a local authority or social landlord.
Continuing Professional Development
Gain points towards your professional development from the CPD Certification Service with Shelter training and events.
