| Raising Awareness of Domestic Abuse | |||
| Aim | To equip participants to engage thoughtfully and proactively with the issue of domestic abuse and those affected. | ||
| Pre-Requisites | Basic Awareness and Foundation | ||
| Delivery | Online Delivery | ||
| (Replica of online material available for in-person delivery in exceptional circumstances) | |||
| Outcomes | > Identify the
typologies of domestic abuse and survivor groups. > Explore myths, barriers, stereotypes and impacts of domestic abuse particularly in a faith context. > Reflect on how your own beliefs and values, and the stories and narratives that they bring, impact on your responses to survivors and perpetrators. > Evaluate the needs of domestic abuse survivors to support them effectively, including referral pathways and the roles of supporting agencies. > Identify safeguarding actions to protect victims or those at risk whilst also understanding the limitations and boundaries of your role. |
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| Required Attendees | > Anyone holding the
Bishop’s licence, commission, authorisation, or permission (clergy, PtO,
Readers, LLMs) > Bishops Visitors / Pastoral Visitors > Safeguarding Officers > Ordinands during IME 1 > PCC Members / Lay Chapter Members. > Staff at Theological Education Institutions with student facing roles. > Members of the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisory Panel. |
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| Recommended Attendees | > Anyone holding any other pastoral role within the Church. | ||
| Fidelity to the Pathway | Online/Virtual Delivery | In-person Delivery | |
| Completed online. | >
In-person delivery in a single session by exception using the material
provided by the NST. > Optimum group size of 24 with two facilitators. |
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| Evaluation | Level 2 - Immediate feedback captured at the end of the learning pathway and reflective evaluation tasks. | ||