Safe and Together Overview Training

Safe & Together is a model designed to support children and family services and their surrounding systems to improve outcomes for families impacted by domestic abuse and improve competency across the workforce.

The Safe & Together principles are:

• Keeping child Safe &TogetherTM with non-offending parent
• Partnering with non-offending parent as a default position
• Intervening with perpetrator to reduce risk and harm to child

The London Safe & Together Partnership provides training to organisations working towards systemic change in their response to domestic abuse across their child and family systems. The Partnership combines extensive experience of UK systems with the foundations of the Safe & Together model in order to deliver training tailored to the needs of
local authorities and organisations based in the UK.

We are excited to be offering the Safe & TogetherTM Model Overview Training
This one-day training provides participants with an introduction to, and overview of, the Safe & TogetherTM Model. The
presentation provides participants with information about creating a domestic violence-informed child welfare system, the principles and components of the Safe & Together Model and information about the framework behind competency-
building in child welfare around domestic violence. The training will be useful to anyone in the borough who comes into contact with families affected by domestic violence.

The training objectives are:
• To introduce a perpetrator pattern framework,
• To introduce and understand the Safe &Together Model principles and components and how those guide practice in
various roles, and
• To introduce how to use the Safe & Together Model as a way to enhance good practice in various roles, reduce risk
effectively and achieve better outcomes

To book your place on the training, please complete this form  

Note: Booking requests deadline will be 7 days prior to the course.  Any requests received after the deadline will not be processed.  Places will be allocated on a first come, first serve basis.
For all other queries about the training, please email: abigail.phiri@respect.org.uk