Domestic Abuse Workplace Champion Training
Our Domestic Abuse Workplace Champion Course - 5⭐ Rated
Domestic Abuse Workplace Champions play a vital role in providing a trusted point of contact, raise awareness, and guide employees to appropriate support. Their work helps foster a safe, informed workplace where victims/survivors feel supported and the organisation can respond effectively.
Course Details:
Accredited by CPD (Continuing Professional Development)
Duration: Approximately three hours
Delivered: Virtually or in-person
Inclusive for all: Fully considerate of all gender identities, cultures and backgrounds
Who is this course for?
This course is ideal for attendees from across your organisation. Participants often include colleagues from HR, Wellbeing teams, Mental Health First Aiders, and Line Managers.
Created by our founder, Sharon Livermore MBE, this impactful and insightful session features real-life experience and evidence-based guidance, with time allocated for questions throughout.
What we cover:
- What domestic abuse is and the many forms it can take
- How abuse can affect anyone
- Key statistics that reveal the urgency of the issue
- The cycle of abuse
- Common myths and misconceptions
- Why domestic abuse is a workplace issue
- How to recognise signs, respond sensitively, and refer to support
- Barriers to disclosing abuse
- How to use the Workplace Personal Safety Plan
- Additional tools and resources available to support those affected
Each attendee will receive:
- CPD Points (Continuing Professional Development)
- A Certificate of Completion
- An Information Handbook, Response Toolkit, Poster, and a Workplace Personal Safety Plan
- A Domestic Abuse Champion Pin Badge and Email Signature Badge
What is a CPD-accredited Course?
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) covers learning activities that help professionals improve their skills and knowledge.
This course is assessed and approved by the CPD Certification Service, meaning it meets recognised quality standards. On completion, participants earn CPD points, which demonstrate a commitment to professional development and help keep skills up to date.
See what our attendees are saying
As a wellbeing supporter for my engineering colleagues, I felt there was a gap in my knowledge which thankfully has been filled by Sharon and her Domestic Abuse Awareness course. I am now confident I have the tools in my toolbox to have that supportive conversation around domestic abuse, can ask the right questions in an empathetic way and signpost colleagues to the most appropriate support organisation for them.
