Safeguarding Training Portal

This course aims to develop a greater understanding of what domestic abuse is, who it affects, as well as its impact on individuals, children, the wider family, and the community.

On completion of this course, participants will be able to: 

  Define domestic abuse and understand the range of situations that are included in its scope;
  Recognise the scale of domestic abuse, who is affected and why it occurs;
  Recognise the signs and patterns of domestic abuse, and why removing themselves from abusive relationships is difficult for victims/survivors;
 Identify the unique challenges present in Christian communities in engaging with domestic abuse;
 Apply a clear process in response to concerns about domestic abuse;
 Identify some steps Christian communities can take to respond effectively to domestic abuse.

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Preparing to learn: Key Information

• Recommended time allowance: 1.25-1.5hrs..
• Pass mark : 75%.
• Review / Retakes: Yes.

Guidance on Course Navigation, Controls, and Accessibility Options
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