When

Project availability

What

Ending domestic abuse and sexual violence requires systemic change. We train teachers and youth practitioners to recognise and understand these issues, and to facilitate preventative conversations with children and young people.

What we offer

We offer a range of programmes, from one-hour awareness-raising sessions to modular programmes covering domestic abuse, sexual violence, child-on-child abuse and how to facilitate conversations with children and young people. All our training supports you as a professional (or your setting as a whole) to ensure best practice in these areas.

Who we support

Our funded programmes are for educational professionals and child and youth practitioners. Depending on the programme, professionals can sign up to programmes independently, or a whole setting can receive training. Some programmes are funded for specific areas, so please get in touch for more information.

• Duration. We can run our teacher training programmes as part of INSET days, as independent sessions, or longer-term projects: tailoring the programme to your needs where possible.
• Eligibility. We can provide training throughout the UK for schools, specialist settings and a wide range of youth organisations. Some programmes are funded for specific areas, so please get in touch for more information.
• Cost. Where our work isn’t currently funded, we charge according to the length of training, number of attendees, and whether you require a bespoke programme.

Bespoke training

We can develop bespoke training based upon your setting’s needs. For example, we can focus on areas of greatest need such as child-on-child or online abuse, or develop a training to a length that works with your availability.