Domestic Violence and Abuse Awareness Diploma

What's included:

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• Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
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This Domestic Violence and Abuse Awareness Diploma equips learners with essential knowledge to understand, identify, and respond to situations involving domestic violence. The course explores the different types of abuse, including physical, emotional, and financial, while highlighting the social and psychological impact on victims. Participants develop an understanding of the warning signs, risk factors, and the support systems available for individuals affected by Domestic Violence.

Learners will gain insight into legal frameworks, ethical considerations, and communication strategies that are crucial when addressing Domestic Violence. By completing this course, participants are better prepared to provide informed guidance, raise awareness, and advocate for safety measures. The curriculum emphasises responsibility, sensitivity, and professionalism, helping learners make a meaningful difference in preventing and responding to Domestic Violence while understanding the broader societal context.

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Learning Outcomes:

• Recognise different forms and indicators of Domestic Violence effectively.
• Understand the psychological and social impact on victims of abuse.
• Apply communication strategies when supporting individuals affected by abuse.
• Understand legal and ethical frameworks related to Domestic Violence matters.
• Promote awareness and strategies to prevent and address domestic abuse.

Who is this course for?

• Individuals working in social care aiming to support abuse victims safely.
• Professionals in healthcare seeking knowledge on recognising domestic abuse patterns.
• Volunteers assisting community programmes addressing Domestic Violence and abuse awareness.
• People interested in supporting vulnerable individuals through informed guidance approaches.
• Organisations aiming to train staff in recognising and addressing Domestic Violence.

Career Path:

• Domestic Violence Support Worker – Average UK salary £27,000 per year
• Social Care Worker – Average UK salary £24,000 per year
• Community Outreach Officer – Average UK salary £25,500 per year
• Victim Support Advisor – Average UK salary £28,000 per year
• Safeguarding Officer – Average UK salary £32,000 per year
• Crisis Intervention Specialist – Average UK salary £30,000 per year