Question 1

I'm not based in Cleveland, can I do the training?

Accepted Answer

You cannot book onto this training but please contact us and we will be happy to help you training@hamptontrust.org.uk

Question 2

Why was the DARE Toolkit developed?

Accepted Answer

Individuals causing harm in their relationships frequently remain under the radar and their behaviour is often unchallenged. Professionals report feeling ill equipped to engage in conversations around abusive behaviour. As a result, we are missing valuable opportunities to support change.

Question 3

Who can access DARE training?

Accepted Answer

DARE training has been designed for any professionals working with clients, patients or service users. This includes those working in social care, children and family services, health, substance misuse, housing, schools and other educational settings, blue light services, etc.

Question 4

How does the DARE Toolkit assist frontline professionals?

Accepted Answer

DARE is designed to support professionals in adopting a ‘domestic abuse routine enquiry’ approach in their day-to-day engagement with clients by use of guiding principles to assist non-domestic abuse services.

Question 5

Is there a minimum level of knowledge or qualification required to access DARE?

Accepted Answer

To gain the most from this training, it is beneficial to have a basic understanding of domestic abuse, the impacts on victims/survivors, and relating issues.

Question 6

Is DARE relevant if I don’t encounter perpetrators in my daily role?

Accepted Answer

YES! DARE is about encouraging all professionals to establish a routine of enquiring about attitudes and behaviour, offering opportunities for individuals to discuss or disclose areas of their relationships they may be struggling with.

Question 7

What are the benefits of DARE training for my employer/organisation?

Accepted Answer

DARE will increase your workforce’s knowledge of domestic abuse whilst recognising and responding more effectively to risk. Your staff will have access to a toolkit to continue their learning journey, along with an increase in confidence to communicate effectively with service users.

Question 8

How many people will be on the training course?

Accepted Answer

Our online sessions are restricted to a maximum of 15 trainees, which helps to facilitate a discussion-based environment.

Question 9

What is DARE?

Accepted Answer

We designed the Domestic Abuse Routine Enquiry toolkit to support professionals in playing their part in a whole system change where services embed DARE as part of their work with clients so that perpetrators can be identified earlier and more effectively nudged into the right services.

DARE Toolkit Training March 3rd, 10th, 17th - Cleveland Only

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