child sexual abuse and exploitation Prevention training

Our training helps organisations, professionals, frontline workers, volunteers and others working with children and families further their understanding of sexual abuse and sexual offending. Some of our courses are available via virtual classroom experience.

For more information and to book onto one of the below courses, contact our training coordinator on 01527 406 912 or training@lucyfaithfull.org.uk.

Please note that these contact details are only for those interested in discussing professional training. For all other calls, contact our confidential helpline on 0808 1000 900 or use our secure messaging service.

UPCOMING COURSES

Safer recruitment in education settings | 26 & 27 May 2021 (Zoom video conferencing)
Promoting positive pathways for young people who have exhibited harmful sexual behaviour (HSB) | 8 & 9 June 2021 (Zoom video conferencing)
Safer recruitment in education settings | 9 & 10 June 2021 (Zoom video conferencing)
Understanding child sexual abuse and the internet | 6 & 7 July 2021 ( Zoom video conferencing)
Assessing the protective skills of mothers, partners and adult carers (NOP) | 21 & 22 July 2021 (Zoom video conferencing)
Understanding men who sexually abuse children | 21 & 22 September 2021 (Zoom video conferencing)

For more information and to book onto one of these courses, contact our training coordinator on 01527 406 912 or training@lucyfaithfull.org.uk.

UPCOMING COURSES Detailed

understanding child sexual abuse and the internet

Date(s)/Location(s):

6 & 7 July 2021 (10:00am - 1:00pm, Zoom video conferencing)

Course summary: This course helps participants understand the drivers and motives of individuals using the internet to engage in child sexual exploitation, be that by accessing Child Sexual Abuse Material, or by grooming children online.

Drawing upon current research and our treatment work with people who have sexually abused a child online and their families, our course facilitators explore:

Context setting: pornography and the internet
Models to help understand sexually abusive behaviour, both in 'online' and 'offline' contexts
Risk assessment and risk management issues

Course fee: This course runs over two days and both will need to be completed to qualify for the certificate of attendance. The cost of this course is £180 + VAT (per person) and will be delivered via Zoom video conferencing platform.

Information and booking: For more information and to book onto this course, contact our training coordinator on 01527 406 912 or training@lucyfaithfull.org.uk.

PROMOTING POSITIVE PATHWAYS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE EXHIBITED HARMFUL SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR (HSB)

Date(s)/Location(s):

8 & 9 June 2021 (9:30am - 12:30pm, Zoom video conferencing)

Course summary: This course focuses on young people’s sexual development and behaviour. It is ideal for social workers, youth workers, counsellors, school staff, NHS staff and others who work with young people. Learning Outcome of this training event include:

Understanding of the scale and nature of harmful sexual behaviour 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 harmful sexual behaviour

NOTE: This course runs over two days and both will need to be completed to qualify for the certificate of attendance. The cost of this course is £180 + VAT (per person) and will be delivered via Zoom video conferencing platform.

Information and booking: For more information and to book onto this course, contact our training coordinator on 01527 406 912 or training@lucyfaithfull.org.uk.

Understanding men who sexually abuse children

Date(s)/Location(s):

21 & 22 September 2021 (10:00am - 1:00pm, Zoom video conferencing)

Course summary: This course focuses on adult males who have sexually abused children. It is ideal for social workers, police and Probation Service staff, counsellors, CAFCASS workers and others whose work requires them to understand and assess men who sexually abuse, or are alleged to have abused, children. It aims:

To provide information about different types of adults who have committed child sexual abuse and their different patterns of offending, including those who abuse online and via the internet.
To provide information about models currently used to understand sexually abusive behaviour.
To consider the impact of the attitudes and beliefs of someone who has sexually abused a child, as well as behaviour, on the children and young people they abused.
To consider the impact of someone who has committed child sexual abuse on the protective parent, and other family members.
To consider the interaction between a person who has committed child sexual abuse and workers/community agencies.

Information and booking: For more information and to book onto this course, contact our training coordinator on 01527 406 912 or training@lucyfaithfull.org.uk.

ASSESSING THE PROTECTIVE SKILLS OF MOTHERS, PARTNERS AND ADULT CARERS (NOP)

Date(s)/Location(s):

21 & 22 July 2021 (10:00am - 1:00pm, Zoom video conferencing)

Course summary: This course helps participants gain the skills to assess a carer's strengths and weaknesses in relation to future protection. Participants will develop an understanding of the often difficult context for non-abusing parents/carers and the effect of denial, both in the people who have sexually abused a child and carers. It'll help participants consider their own beliefs and responses when assessing non-abusing parents. Skilled facilitators use engaging and interactive materials, including case examples, and discuss:

different patterns and styles of male sexual offending against children
how this knowledge helps to understand a carer’s responses during abuse and after disclosure
the implications for assessing carers’ future likelihood of keeping children safe from sexual abuse.

Information and booking: For more information and to book onto this course, contact our training coordinator on 01527 406 912 or training@lucyfaithfull.org.uk.

safer recruitment in education settings

Date(s)/Location(s):

26 & 27 May 2021 (10:00am - 1:30pm, Zoom video conferencing)

8 & 9 June 2021 (10:00am - 1:30pm, Zoom video conferencing)

Course summary: This safer recruitment 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 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

Information and booking: For more information and to book onto this course, contact our training coordinator on 01527 406 912 or training@lucyfaithfull.org.uk.

SAFER RECRUITMENT - train the trainer online workshop

Date(s)/Location(s): TBC

Course summary: This course is designed for people who wish to become safer recruitment trainers. Accordingly participants will wish to:

Develop their familiarity with safer recruitment materials
Learn and practice the format of the safer recruitment training day
Learn how to deliver the course
Acquaint themselves with up-to-date exercises
Participants acquire the skills needed to deliver one-day accredited safer recruitment training.

Course fee: This course runs over five days and you will need to complete all to qualify. The cost of this course is £1,500 + VAT (per person) and will be delivered via Zoom video conferencing platform.

NOTE: The fee covers the marking/scoring and issue of certificates. The fee also includes registration to the Safer Recruitment Consortium in order to receive regular updates of materials, which enable trainers to keep abreast of the occasionally complex changes in the law. Failure to attend all 5 days and arriving late or leaving a session early, may result in us not issuing that participant the registration onto the Safer Recruitment database, which would prevent them from receiving the necessary updates.

The Safer Recruitment Consortium accreditation process requires that delegates are able to evidence experience in key areas before attending the TTT course. It is expected that a delegate would have either a background in Child Protection, HR or school governance with some training delivery experience, or be an established trainer with experience of at least one of these key areas.

Information and booking: For more information and to book onto this course, contact our training coordinator on 01527 406 912 or training@lucyfaithfull.org.uk.

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child sexual abuse and exploitation Prevention training

UPCOMING COURSES

UPCOMING COURSES Detailed

understanding child sexual abuse and the internet

PROMOTING POSITIVE PATHWAYS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE EXHIBITED HARMFUL SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR (HSB)

Understanding men who sexually abuse children

safer recruitment in education settings

SAFER RECRUITMENT - train the trainer online workshop

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