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Domestic Violence, Substance Misuse and BAMER communities - Level 1

Course description

This course looks at the overlapping issues of domestic violence and problematic substance use for women from the Black, Asian, Minority, Ethnic and Refugee communities. Participants will be encouraged to explore the issues of ethnicity, gender and culture in women's experiences of domestic violence and substance use.

Learning objectives

  • To gain an understanding of domestic violence, links to substance use and theories that underpin this work
  • To understand the impact of disadvantage and discrimination on women from ethnic communities experiencing violence, abuse and substance use
  • To know your responsibilities when working with migrant women
  • To learn about safety planning and risk assessment for minority ethnic women who present with domestic violence and problematic substance use.

Who should attend?

Anyone working with domestic violence survivors from the Black, Asian, Minority, Ethnic and Refugee communities who wish to improve their response to survivors who have problematic substance use.

This course is delivered in partnership with EACH.

 

National Occupation Standards

This course will help develop the skills and knowledge to support the following National Occupational Standards (NOS) - for more information about NOS click here.

Preventing and Tackling Domestic Sexual Abuse and Violence NOS:

BH202 Challenge public attitudes towards domestic and/or sexual abuse/violence

GK105 Advocate on behalf of victims/survivors of domestic and/or sexual abuse/violence

GK102 Deliver interventions towards increasing the safety of individual victims/survivors of domestic and/or sexual abuse/violence

GK101 Provide access to information for victims/survivors of domestic and/or sexual abuse/violence

DE5 (CJ C205) Establish and maintain contact with victims, survivors and witnesses which acknowledges the effects of their experience

BI201 Assess the needs of and risks to victims/survivors of domestic abuse/violence

BI302 Contribute to developing plans towards managing the risk of harm to victims/survivors of domestic and/or sexual abuse/violence

 

Please contact Sophie Taylor - sophie.taylor@avaproject.org.uk - the Training & Events Co-ordinator, for information and price quotes.

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