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Gender-Informed Approach Duration 1 day Course Overview Central Training's Gender-Informed Approach training examines the specific needs and vulnerabilities of homeless women, and the importance of adjusting support to include a gender-informed approach. The course aims to provide candidates with a deeper understanding of the specific issues affecting this client group, and looks to create a safe and secure environment in order to facilitate trust and change. Learning Outcomes The course aims to equip delegates with the skills to Understand the needs of vulnerable, homeless women Explore an overview of reasons why women become homeless Understand that homeless women suffer different trauma to men (loss of children, domestic abuse, security & safety fears) Understand how to create psychologically informed places for homeless vulnerable women; for them to feel secure and for children to visit To create workable house rules for vulnerable women To embed gender-informed approach into everyday work, particularly support planning Methods of Delivery This course is very interactive and is designed to give delegates a good overview of the key issues on the agenda. The trainer will employ a mix of group discussion, case studies and visual presentation throughout the day. Course Content Audience Training Considerations Certification Related Courses Course Content Specific Focus on Homeless Women Gender-Specific Vulnerability Trauma-Informed Approach Safe & Empathetic House Rules Gender-Informed Support Plans Group Discussion Case Study Target Audience All front line staff looking to expand their understanding of working with vulnerable women in the homeless sector, as well as develop a deeper awareness around a gender-informed approach Training Considerations There are no pre-training requirements for this course. Certification Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance. Related Courses PIE Informed Practice Equality Diversity & Inclusion Reflective Practice & Observational Skills

Gender-Informed Approach

Duration

1 day

Course Overview

Central Training's Gender-Informed Approach training examines the specific needs and vulnerabilities of homeless women, and the importance of adjusting support to include a gender-informed approach. The course aims to provide candidates with a deeper understanding of the specific issues affecting this client group, and looks to create a safe and secure environment in order to facilitate trust and change.

Learning Outcomes

The course aims to equip delegates with the skills to

Understand the needs of vulnerable, homeless women
Explore an overview of reasons why women become homeless
Understand that homeless women suffer different trauma to men (loss of children, domestic abuse, security & safety fears)
Understand how to create psychologically informed places for homeless vulnerable women; for them to feel secure and for children to visit
To create workable house rules for vulnerable women
To embed gender-informed approach into everyday work, particularly support planning

Methods of Delivery

This course is very interactive and is designed to give delegates a good overview of the key issues on the agenda. The trainer will employ a mix of group discussion, case studies and visual presentation throughout the day.

Course Content
Audience
Training Considerations
Certification
Related Courses

Course Content

Specific Focus on Homeless Women
Gender-Specific Vulnerability
Trauma-Informed Approach
Safe & Empathetic House Rules
Gender-Informed Support Plans
Group Discussion
Case Study

Target Audience

All front line staff looking to expand their understanding of working with vulnerable women in the homeless sector, as well as develop a deeper awareness around a gender-informed approach

Training Considerations

There are no pre-training requirements for this course.

Certification

Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance.

Related Courses

PIE Informed Practice
Equality Diversity & Inclusion
Reflective Practice & Observational Skills


Gender-Informed Approach Duration:1 day Course overview: Central Training's Gender-Informed Approach training examines the specific needs and vulnerabilities of homeless women, and the importance of adjusting support to include a gender-informed approach. The course aims to provide candidates with a deeper understanding of the specific issues affecting this client group, and looks to create a safe and secure environment in order to facilitate trust and change. Learning Outcomes: The course aims to equip delegates with the skills to: · Understand the needs of vulnerable, homeless women · Explore an overview of reasons why women become homeless · Understand that homeless women suffer different trauma to men (loss of children, domestic abuse, security & safety fears) · Understand how to create psychologically informed places for homeless vulnerable women; for them to feel secure and for children to visit · To create workable house rules for vulnerable women · To embed gender-informed approach into everyday work, particularly support planning Methods of delivery: This course is very interactive and is designed to give delegates a good overview of the key issues on the agenda. The trainer will employ a mix of group discussion, case studies and visual presentation throughout the day. LEARNING OBJECTIVES · Specific Focus on Homeless Women · Gender-Specific Vulnerability · Trauma-Informed Approach · Safe & Empathetic House Rules · Gender-Informed Support Plans · Group Discussion · Case Study TARGET AUDIENCE All front line staff looking to expand their understanding of working with vulnerable women in the homeless sector, as well as develop a deeper awareness around a gender-informed approach TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS There are no pre-training requirements for this course. CERTIFICATION Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance. RELATED COURSES PIE Informed Practice Equality Diversity & Inclusion Reflective Practice & Observational Skills

Gender-Informed Approach
Duration:1 day

Course overview:
Central Training's Gender-Informed Approach training examines the specific needs and vulnerabilities of homeless women, and the importance of adjusting support to include a gender-informed approach. The course aims to provide candidates with a deeper understanding of the specific issues affecting this client group, and looks to create a safe and secure environment in order to facilitate trust and change.

Learning Outcomes:
The course aims to equip delegates with the skills to:
· Understand the needs of vulnerable, homeless women
· Explore an overview of reasons why women become homeless
· Understand that homeless women suffer different trauma to men (loss of children, domestic abuse, security & safety fears)
· Understand how to create psychologically informed places for homeless vulnerable women; for them to feel secure and for children to visit
· To create workable house rules for vulnerable women
· To embed gender-informed approach into everyday work, particularly support planning

Methods of delivery:
This course is very interactive and is designed to give delegates a good overview of the key issues on the agenda. The trainer will employ a mix of group discussion, case studies and visual presentation throughout the day.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
· Specific Focus on Homeless Women
· Gender-Specific Vulnerability
· Trauma-Informed Approach
· Safe & Empathetic House Rules
· Gender-Informed Support Plans
· Group Discussion
· Case Study

TARGET AUDIENCE
All front line staff looking to expand their understanding of working with vulnerable women in the homeless sector, as well as develop a deeper awareness around a gender-informed approach

TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS
There are no pre-training requirements for this course.

CERTIFICATION
Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance.

RELATED COURSES
PIE Informed Practice
Equality Diversity & Inclusion
Reflective Practice & Observational Skills