IMPORTANT ADVICE RE. CORONAVIRUS – PLEASE READ

Whilst the situation with regards to the Coronavirus is developing, Equation will continue to deliver training events and seminars, unless different guidance or direction is provided from the Government. However, as a precautionary measure we ask the following of delegates/ attendees:

• If you feel unwell or show coughing, difficulty breathing or fever symptoms, please do not attend
• If you have been to one of the affected areas in the past 14 days, please do not attend

Link to affected countries and regions: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-specified-countries-and-areas/covid-19-specified-countries-and-areas-with-implications-for-returning-travellers-or-visitors-arriving-in-the-uk

If you are not able to attend for any of the above reasons please do inform us that you can’t attend or identify another person to attend in your place. Many thanks for your co-operation.

Please be aware that the content of this training does include reference to examples of specific types of domestic abuse, including physical, sexual and emotional types of abuse. If it is possible you will be impacted by this content please bear this in mind before booking and if appropriate consider self care strategies that might be helpful following the session.

Equation’s extensive training programme is at the core of our support for our community workers and is supported and subsidised by Nottingham Crime and Drugs Partnership.  To enable all workers to access our training courses we will provide them for FREE for Nottingham City workers. However, if your organisation provides you with a training budget we ask for a suggested donation of £20 which will enable our charity to cover the processing and administration costs.  Thank you.

This one day course will:

• The aims are:

  • Increase understanding of the experience of men living with domestic violence and abuse in a range of contexts.

  • Improve the ability to respond appropriately to men living with domestic violence and abuse.

  • Increase understanding of complexities if working with men experiencing domestic violence and abuse.

  • Provide resources to enable effective responses to men experiencing domestic violence and abuse: including the provision of risk assessment tools and screening tools and guidance.

Prerequisites: None