Domestic Abuse Awareness training for Line Managers

This e-learning training video is for workplaces who are providing a physical Safe Space to members of the public and employees within the organisation. This e-learning contains an overview of domestic abuse, what it is and who it affects. The training provides guidance about what to do in the event of someone entering the workplace looking for a safe space.

An in-depth training on coercive control, the dynamics of an abusive relationship, including people who endure and people who perpetrate, warning signs, case studies, how to speak to someone about domestic abuse, and a robust response/referral pathway including employer IDVA support. Clear information about what the champion/advocate role IS and more importantly what it isn’t will also be explored i.e. we are not asking champions/advocates to be counsellors or domestic abuse workers themselves.

A training for specialists within organisations who are interested in supporting employees who endure, witness or perpetrate domestic abuse.

Hestia’s full day (Gold) training course will provide you and your organisation with an in-depth understanding of the scale and nature of Modern Slavery in the UK and globally today. In the morning we discuss the forms modern slavery is taking in the UK with real life case studies to illustrate it’s complexity and its involvement in migration and organised crime. Delegates learn how to identify if someone is experiencing or is at risk of Modern Slavery by delving into what makes people vulnerable and what the drivers of exploitation are. During the afternoon, delegates will take a deep dive into the UK’s current support systems, how to access these and the common needs and barriers to disclosure. The training concludes with a look at yearly and quarterly trends and consideration of the impact of the latest legislation, such as the new Nationality And Boarders Act 2022, and the Illegal Migration Act 2023.

This course provides delegates with key information about the scale and nature of modern slavery globally and in the UK. We discuss the varying forms of Modern Slavery, how to spot the signs and identify someone experiencing, or is at risk of, modern slavery and what to do next. During the course we use real life case studies of survivors and apply the latest legislation and guidance, such as the new Nationality and Boarders act 2022, Modern Slavery Act 2015, National Referral Mechanism. Ideal for frontline staff who will come into contact with potential victims in their role.

This full day Modern Slavery and Homelessness training course run by Hestia will provide you and your organisation with an in-depth understanding of the scale and nature of Modern Slavery in the UK and globally today. In the morning, we discuss the forms modern slavery is taking in the UK with real life case studies to illustrate its complexity and its involvement in migration, homelessness, and organised crime. Delegates learn how to identify if someone is experiencing or is at risk of Modern Slavery by delving into what makes people vulnerable and what the drivers of exploitation are. During the afternoon, delegates will take a deep dive into the UK’s current support systems, how to access the National Referral Mechanism, accommodation options and the common needs and barriers to disclosure. The training concludes with a look at yearly and quarterly trends and consideration of the impact of the latest legislation, such as the new Nationality And Boarders Act 2022, and the Illegal Migration Act 2023.

The purpose of this training is to provide an overview of what Modern Slavery is, the different forms it takes, what signs to look for, what to do if you suspect someone is being exploited, and what support is offered to survivors. This course is Ideal for volunteers, or staff customer facing staff who are new to the topic.