One and two-day child sexual abuse and exploitation training courses
Our training helps organisations, professionals, frontline workers, volunteers and others working with children and families further their understanding of sexual abuse and sexual offending.
If you would like to be kept informed of future workshops, please contact us on 01527 406 912 or email training@lucyfaithfull.org.uk, to register your interest.
Upcoming COURSES
ASSESSING THE PROTECTIVE SKILLS OF MOTHERS, PARTNERS AND ADULT CARERS IN INTRAFAMILIAL CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
Bromsgrove, B60 4DJ
Course summary:
The course will give participants a full overview of adult child sex offenders and include case discussion.
Aims:
- to understand the different patterns and styles of male sexual offending against children
- to explore the impact upon an abuser’s relationship with the non-offending partner and other relationships within the family
- to understand a carer’s responses to the abuse and its aftermath, in this context
- to explore workers’ responses and reactions to non-offending partners
- to consider the implications of all these for assessing a carer’s future likelihood of keeping children safe from sexual abuse
Course fee: The cost for this event is £150 + VAT per delegate. This includes a certificate of attendance. Course materials as well as lunch and refreshments.
Important notes: We anticipate that there will be considerable interest in this event, and there is an upper limit on numbers so please book early to avoid disappointment.
SAFER RECRUITMENT IN EDUCATION WORKSHOP
14 May 2019 (9:00am - 4:30pm)
This course gives participants the information and understanding they need to recruit safely and comply with relevant statutory guidance. It is suitable for head teachers, safeguarding staff, school governors and all others in the education sector who are involved in staff selection.
Participants gain the skills they need to ensure that safeguarding is at the heart of their recruitment decisions. By the end of our one day course, participants will have:
- Identified key features of staff recruitment that help deter or prevent the appointment of unsuitable people
- Considered policies and practices that minimise opportunities for abuse or ensure its prompt reporting
- Begun to review their own organisation's policies and practices with a view to making them safe
Important notes: We anticipate that there will be considerable interest in this event, and there is an upper limit on numbers so please book early to avoid disappointment.
PROMOTING POSITIVE PATHWAYS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE EXHIBITED HARMFUL SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR (HSB)
1 May 2019 (9:00am - 4:30pm)
This is an introductory day, focusing on young people’s sexual development and behaviour. It's ideal for social workers, youth workers, counsellors, school staff, NHS staff and others who work with young people.
Learning aims of this training event include:
- Understanding of the scale and nature of HSB amongst young people
- Recognising where this behaviour fits in with developmental processes during adolescence
- Learning common contributing factors and how to recognise when behaviour is problematic
- Identifying best practice approaches and resources for working with young people who have displayed HSB
Important notes: We anticipate that there will be considerable interest in this event, and there is an upper limit on numbers so please book early to avoid disappointment.
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