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were limited, three regional training events were arranged in the initial instance. Between 2 and 4 staff from each prison within these areas were invited to a full day training session. Staff were trained as WRS speakers with a view to using the

also have our volunteer and training co-ordinator who is responsible for recruiting and training our volunteers, supervising them, and organising our CPD programme. Both the helpline co-ordinator and the volunteer and training co-ordinator are

to design and deliver a training programme for any worker working with young women. The project piloted a 5 day training course ‘Supporting Young Women Survivors of Sexual Abuse or Coercion’ and a 4 day training for trainers course. A

in favour of trauma-informed training for everyone involved in the justice process. There were concerns about the quality and consistency of this training, and how it would be monitored. Survivors asked about what the consequences would be for

of trauma-informed training for all court personnel and note that this needs to be a meaningful level of training and that there should be a standard. Following on from appeal court judgements, we see that there should be some form of

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How has it impacted on training in particular, especially with regard to sexual offences? Training is critical to ensuring awareness of the issues that relate specifically to the myths and perceptions that have traditionally, and quite

for workers delivering the training. groups of young people, planning joint campaigns We also launched a student eLearning module so that for the 16 Days of Action Against Violence against institutions could reach students at scale with key

including: ongoing staff training, the safe and confidential space to explore this, to production of multi-language information leaflets acknowledge both the pain and fear but also and through building networks with to recognise the

increase in demand for our training services, and continue to input into the police sexual offences training. Fife We have continued to develop and provide relevant counselling and support services to survivors of Rape and Sexual Assault within