Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Level 3 DASH training (Truro)

Level 3: Completing the DASH risk indicator checklist

This course looks specifically at completing the DASH risk indicator form and should be attended by professionals who work in the health sector, education settings and professionals who work in a safeguarding role.

This training is for those who will be completing the DASH form, as a part of their job role and have responsibility for directly dealing with disclosures of domestic abuse and sexual violence.

Covered within this course is how to identify, assess and respond to risk using the DASH risk indicator checklist. Building from lessons learnt within previous training this day includes;

• The scope of domestically abusive behaviours.

• The signs and indicators of domestic abuse.

• Stalking, harassment and Honour based abuse.

• Completing the DASH risk indicator checklist.

• The MARAC process

• The importance of appropriate information sharing.

Previous domestic abuse training or relevant professional experience before attending this session is recommended.

At the foundation of all our DASV training is an understanding and awareness of controlling and coercive behaviour in an intimate or family relationship.

Barnardo's Safer Futures recognise that people are affected by domestic abuse or sexual violence exist in all areas of society. We provide training for all professionals across all sectors.

This training is funded only for individuals who work and/or reside in Cornwall & Isles of Scilly, United Kingdom. If you are booking with an address outside of Cornwall, please contact us via email in advance to ensure your booking is not cancelled. Out of county bookings will be cancelled without warning.

The course is delivered via Zoom. You will need to be able to access Zoom via your work or personal device to complete this course. We cannot support you to access Zoom, you will need to contact your organisation’s IT department.

Training will start promptly at the time specified, with a safety and caution briefing. Therefore, late attendees will not be admitted, and you will be marked as a non-attendee. This is to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all attendees.

Participants are expected to have their camera on throughout the duration of the course. Visual cues play an important part in the facilitator being able to recognise how delegates are feeling and to monitor the wellbeing of the group. Keeping cameras on also encourages engagement and communication; This is an interactive course with activities throughout.

Laptop sharing between attendees within the same workplace is not permitted. Each person attending the training must be signed up individually and using their own device. We offer bespoke group training, please contact us if you feel this would best suit your organisation.

Swapping your place with a colleague on the day is not permitted. Only the attendee registered will be admitted to the training on the day.

Cancellations can be made through your Eventbrite account, or via 'Manage my booking' on the original booking confirmation. Non attendance and failure to cancel your booking will result in an email sent to your line manager with details of the missed session, and the commissioning team will be made aware of repeat non-attendance.

By booking a space on training, you understand that your booking information will be shared with Cornwall Council, commissioners and funding providers as part of funding requirements.

Please read through course descriptions prior to booking to ensure your professional experience, responsibility and previous training will support the level of learning of each session. We offer several types and levels of training.

All enquiries: [email protected]

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Pydar House, Pydar House, Truro, United Kingdom