Our Introduction to Family Harm training is designed to equip agencies and community members for disclosures of family harm; whether this be in their personal or work lives. There are two parts to the training.

The workshop runs over two 5-hour days 

Part one focuses on understanding family harm holistically. You will gain an understanding of:

• What family harm is
• Related legislation from Aotearoa New Zealand
• Theories to help build your understanding of the victim-survivor experience
• The impact of family harm on children 
• High risk flags to look out for

Part two focuses on how to respond to risk within a family harm context. You will learn:

• How to assess risk in victim-survivors and their whānau
• How to safety plan with victim-survivors and their whānau
• How to utilise other services and to create a “wraparound” response to ensure safety and best outcomes for victim-survivors and their whānau

Participants will receive a certificate at the completion of the training.