Knowledge assessment: Forms of domestic violence
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Knowledge assessment: Gender-based violence
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Knowledge assessment: Impact of domestic violence
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Knowledge assessment: Communication with victims of domestic violence
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Knowledge assessment: Risk assessment and safety planning
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Knowledge assessment: International standards and legal frameworks in Europe
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Knowledge assessment: Inter-agency cooperation
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Thought-provoking tasks for social sector professionals
Preparation to identify and respond to domestic violence is paramount.
a) How well prepared do you feel in this regard and what education and/or training resources are available to you or are you aware of in your area of practice?
b) Do you have a room where you can speak privately to clients? (Behind curtains or screens is clearly not private or confidential).
c) In your daily work, how might clients alert you that they wished to speak with you in private?
d) Do you currently have a clear referral pathway for clients to other services and support?
e) Do you know what services and supports are available for those who disclose domestic violence daily work, organisation and locality—and are contact details available to you?
f) Do you know how to make a referral to adult and children’s safeguarding services?