Certificate: Tackling and Preventing Domestic Abuse

Certificate in Tackling and Preventing Domestic Abuse: WIGAN  (Certificate - Wigan)


Description

Summary: The Certificate in Tackling and Preventing Domestic Abuse is a national recognised qualification and has been endorsed by the Home Office as suitable for the Independent Domestic Violence Advocate (IDVA) role.


National recognised qualification: 24 Credits


Cost non members is £2,315 and for members is £2,084per person:


Duration: 10 days training.

PLEASE NOTE ALL UNITS WILL BE DELIVERED VIA ZOOM.


Course dates:



U1 -24-26 Sep

U2 -22 & 23 oct

U3- 26-28 nov

U4- 17 & 18 Dec




What does the course cover?

The Certificate comprises four units:

• Understanding domestic and sexual abuse/violence within a social and historical context

• Understanding child protection in the context of domestic and sexual abuse/violence

• The role of the domestic and sexual abuse/violence practitioner

• Domestic and sexual abuse/violence partnerships and a coordinated community response


The Certificate course is adaptable and accommodates for differences in service provision or legislation in different localities.


Who is this training suitable for?

To undertake the Certificate, you are required to be in a paid or voluntary role with at least 6 months of experience working with survivors in the domestic and sexual abuse/violence sector.


As part of the assessments for the Awarding body, Units 1 and 2 also require a workplace observation to be carried out involving direct work with survivors of domestic abuse. We are happy to discuss this prior to your booking should you require.


It is suitable for:

• Refuge workers (including managers)

• Independent Domestic Violence Advocates (IDVAs)

• Family workers

• Children workers

• Outreach workers.


The course is particularly suitable if you have worked in the sector for some years and now wish to have your knowledge and expertise recognised by a formal qualification.


It is also appropriate for those who have completed the Award in Tackling and Preventing Domestic Violence/Abuse and wish to progress further.


Registering your qualification

Once you have achieved the Certificate, you will have the choice of joining our Register of Practitioners as a Registered Domestic Abuse Prevention Advocate (R- DAPA) .


Alternatively you can register using your current professional title e.g Registered Domestic Abuse Children’s Advocate (R-DACA) or Registered Independent Domestic Violence Advisor (R-IDVA).



Further information

• In order to access this training you will need a computer and also to be familiar with zoom.

• If you work for a member organisation you are entitled to 10% off our training courses. Make sure to use your member coupon code when purchasing a course, and get in touch for more information.

• Please note all courses are VAT Exempt.

• All dates must be attended

Content
  • Unit 1 - Day 1
  • Learners Handbook
  • Unit1- Day 1-PP
  • Unit 1- Day 1 -Global Stats1
  • Unit 1- Day 1- Violence Against Women Types types
  • Unit 1- Day 1 - Power & Control wheels
  • Unit 1- Day 1- Historical examples
  • Unit 1 - Day 2
  • Unit 1- Day 2- PP
  • Unit 1- Day 2 -Gender Equality Quiz
  • Unit 1 - Day 3
  • Unit 1- Day 3- PP
  • Unit 1- Day 3- Bidderman
  • Unit 1- Day 3- Liz Kelly - Six Stages
  • Unit 1 Assignment
  • Assignment Cert U1
  • Certificate Unit 1 Booklet
  • U1 Observation in the workplace
  • Unit 1- Witness Testimony
  • UNIT 2 - DAY 1
  • Unit 2 -Day 1-PP
  • Unit 2 -Day 1- Children's Power & control wheel
  • Unit 2- Day 1- legislation & guidance
  • UNIT 2 - DAY 2
  • Unit 2 -Day 2- PP
  • UNIT 2 ASSIGNMENT
  • Unit 2- direct observation
  • Unit 2 Assignment
  • Unit 2 - Worksheet Booklet
  • Unit 2 - Witness Testimony
  • Precourse Survey
  • UNIT 3 - DAY 1
  • Unit 3- Pp - Day 1
  • Unit 3 Day 1 - Worksheet 1 - _AC1.1_1.2_.docx
  • Unit 3 Day 1 - Worksheet 2 - _AC 2.3_.docx
  • Unit 3 Day 1 - Worksheet 3 - _AC 3.3_.docx
  • Unit 3- Day 1- DASH - Risk assessment.docx
  • Unit 3- Day 1- HBV study.docx
  • Unit 3- Day 1- 15 high risk factors of serious harm or homi[...].docx
  • UNIT 3 - DAY 2
  • unit 3- Pp - Day 2
  • Unit 3 Day 2 - Worksheet 4 - _AC 4.3_.docx
  • Unit 3- Day 2- Coercive Tactics.docx
  • Unit 3- Day 2- Forced Marriage Protection Order.pdf
  • Unit 3- Day 2- Mappa Guidance.pdf
  • Unit 3- Day 2- MARAC links to MAPPA.docx
  • Unit 3- Day 2- Sample Safety plan.docx
  • Unit 3- Day 2- WA Safety Plan Guidance.docx
  • UNIT 3 - DAY 3
  • Unit 3- pp- Day 3
  • Unit 3- Day 3- CPS Executive summary.docx
  • Unit 3- Day 3- Police Checks.docx
  • UNIT 3 ASSIGNMENT
  • Unit 3- Assignment Sheet
  • End of Unit 3 Survey (clone)
  • Precourse survey
  • UNIT 4 - DAY 1
  • Unit 4 - Day 1 -PP.pptx
  • Unit 4- Supporting 16 _ 17 Year Olds - MARAC FINAL_0.pdf
  • Unit 4 - Observation from DVD - CCR.doc
  • Unit 4 - DV partnerships.doc
  • UNIT 4 - DAY 2
  • Unit 4- Day 2- PP.pptx
  • Unit-4 -Day 2- SafeLives Risk Assessment.doc
  • Unit 4 - Example - Domestic Homicide Review.pdf
  • Unit 4 - Information sharing -The Legal Framework.doc
  • Unit 4 - In Search of Excellence Executive Summary.pdf
  • Unit 4 - YP RIC guidance FINAL
  • Unit 4- In Search of Excellence 2020.pdf
  • UNIT 4 ASSIGNMENT
  • Unit 4 - Assignment sheet
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed