Training & Preventative Education

Part of our mission is to challenge attitudes surrounding domestic abuse and educate the community around us. We firmly believe that through training and preventative education, together we can work towards achieving our vision of a society free from domestic abuse. 

Training  

Using direct experience from our work, we passionately deliver training to a range of people across the community, including statutory services, other voluntary organisations, healthcare services, religious organisations and a range of private sector businesses. We strive to reach people from all walks of life with the aim of providing accessible domestic abuse education in an engaging and informative way.

If you’re interested in domestic abuse awareness training, get in touch with our Training Project Manager rebecca.grounds@Belfastwomensaid.org.uk. 

Preventative education  

We are passionate about making genuine change by investing in our children and young people; we believe that early intervention in the form of preventative education is one factor in challenging the status quo that perpetuates domestic abuse against women. 

Our Children & Young People team frequently deliver workshops and programmes to primary and secondary age children across Belfast and Lisburn in a bid to promote healthy relationships and emotional personal wellbeing, taking a trauma-informed approach. 

If you work in education and would like to discuss opportunities for our team to work with your students, get in touch with our Children’s Services Co-Ordinator by emailing admin@Belfastwomensaid.org.uk FAO Harriet Long.