Join us for our third J9 Safer Spaces training event of 2022 in Radcliffe-on-Trent.
Domestic abuse happens in every community and is one of society’s most devastating crimes, severely impacting lives of millions of survivors and their children in the UK and across the globe every year.
It is incredibly difficult for survivors to disclose their experiences of abuse and without training, it can be difficult to know how to respond. Your response matters. With barriers on both sides it is essential that we understand domestic abuse to be “everyone’s business” and that everyone has the ability to recognise abuse, respond appropriately to survivors and refer them to local domestic abuse services.
This is why training is so important – it can transform the survivor journey, improve service provision and contribute to the early intervention and prevention of abuse.
The training aims to ensure that learners are equipped to respond appropriately and effectively to survivors of abuse and more survivors are able to access support.
This training is open to anyone, whether you volunteer at a charity shop, work in a pub, or regularly interact with the public.
Once staff have been J9 trained, you will receive a J9 logo to display on your organisation’s premises, letting survivors know that they have a safe place to access vital information and use a telephone to contact support services.
Training will take place in the Radcliffe Room at the Grange Hall in Radcliffe-on-Trent. Parking facilities can be found on site.
Register your interest here.
