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Bespoke Training

The Survivors Trust is able to create bespoke training packages for your organisation, school, university or group. This can be held online, at a location of your choice at The Survivors Trust HQ in Rugby, Warwickshire. Our training is underpinned by a wealth of knowledge that comes from our vast experience of supporting specialist agencies, working with survivors, volunteers and professionals as well as working collaboratively with key government departments and NGOs to establish positive working practices that puts survivors at the centre of their work. We recommend our training to anyone working with vulnerable individuals who are at risk of experiencing abuse. Our trainers have considerable experience managing specialist sexual violence services, supporting victims-survivors and are PTLLS-trained. They can create training packages for your organisation on any of the following:

  • Sexual Harassment Awareness & Prevention
  • How to handle complaints of Sexual Harassment and conduct investigations sensitively 
  • Childhood Sexual Abuse
  • Child Sexual Exploitation
  • Handling Disclosures of Sexual Violence
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  • How to eradicate bystanding behaviour
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  • Mediation and Negotiation Skills

Please note: Due to current circumstances, we are currently delivering all training online via Zoom

If you would like more information on our bespoke training, please contact us at [email protected]

Published: 26th April, 2019

Updated: 14th February, 2022

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