Harmful Practices Training (Honour Based Violence & Forced Marriage)
Why is the BHSCP providing this course?
This course will raise awareness, identification and support processes of Honour Based Violence & Forced Marriage to multi-agency practitioners, enabling them to identify and safeguard those children at risk more confidently. This important multi-agency training is being presented by a very experienced external trainer, who has worked closely with local authorities and police forces to combat these behaviours and can bring personal knowledge to these training sessions.
Target Audience:
Members of staff who work predominantly with children, young people and their families, parents or carers, and who could potentially contribute to the assessment, intervention and reviewing the safeguarding needs for a child or young person, where there are safeguarding concerns and or potential risks of exploitation.
Learning Outcomes:
- Define the differences between the arranged and forced marriage
- Identify risk indicators of Honour Based Abuse / Forced Marriage
- Demonstrate different ways to support victims
- Assess, manage, and refer using the risk assessment process to protect & increase safety of victims and children
- Identify missed opportunities through a lived experience
Booking
To book a place on our Safeguarding Training or for support or enquiries, please email BHSCP@brighton-hove.gov.uk
Training is free for Children’s Services staff, school staff, foster carers, community/voluntary sector groups, BHCC contracted organisations in Children’s Services, statutory health organisations, police and probation and all early years (including private early years) who are working in Brighton & Hove. For private organisations and those working outside the city the cost is £120.
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