Domestic Abuse Awareness Training

Join us for a comprehensive 3-hour training session designed specifically for CEE migrants and those who work with them. This training aims to raise awareness about domestic abuse, provide tools for identifying and addressing abusive situations, and offer guidance on how to rebuild and heal. Delivered in a safe and supportive environment, this session will empower participants with essential knowledge and strategies to help themselves or others facing domestic abuse.

Agenda:

• Introduction to Domestic Abuse: Understanding what domestic abuse entails, with key statistics highlighting the issue within the CEE migrant community
• Early Signs of Toxic Behaviour: How to recognise red flags before abuse escalates
• Types of Abuse: Exploring physical, emotional, psychological, and financial abuse
• Understanding the Dynamics and Cycle of Abuse: Learn about the cyclical nature of abuse and how power and control play a role
• Impact on Physical and Mental Health: How abuse affects the well-being of individuals, including long-term mental health consequences
• Impact on Children: Understanding how domestic abuse impacts children, even when they aren’t direct victims
• Barriers to Leaving: Explore the unique challenges and barriers that make leaving an abusive situation difficult, especially for migrants
• Tips for Leaving: Practical advice on planning a safe escape
• Stages of Breakup: Understanding the emotional and psychological stages of ending an abusive relationship
• Rebuilding After Abuse: Steps to healing and reclaiming your life after leaving an abusive environment

This training is vital for both CEE migrants and professionals working with this community. It will provide invaluable insights into the complexities of domestic abuse and advise victims on how to seek support.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Centrala, 4 Minerva Works, Birmingham, United Kingdom