Upcoming Training Opportunities for Professionals, Volunteers, and Staff

Home-Start Central Lancashire is pleased to announce a series of upcoming training sessions designed to enhance knowledge and skills in key safeguarding areas. These training sessions are open to professionals, volunteers, and staff who work with children, families, and vulnerable individuals.

Training Sessions Available:

  1. Domestic Violence Disclosure Training
    Gain a deeper understanding of domestic violence disclosure processes, including legal frameworks, risk assessments, and best practices for supporting individuals who come forward with concerns.
  2. Coercive Control and Its Effects on Children
    Learn how coercive control impacts children within family settings, explore the signs and long-term effects, and develop strategies for intervention and support.
  3. Adult Illiteracy – Impacts on Safeguarding
    Explore the link between adult illiteracy and safeguarding concerns, understand how literacy barriers affect parenting and access to services, and discover ways to support individuals in overcoming these challenges.

These training sessions are essential for anyone working to safeguard and support families in our community. By increasing awareness and equipping professionals with the right tools, we can make a real difference in the lives of those at risk.

For more information or to register for a session, please get in touch with Home-Start Central Lancashire at 01257 234616. Spaces are limited, so early booking is advised!

Together, we can build a safer, more supportive community for families across Lancashire.

Home Start Central Lancashire
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