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Training News
Apr
19
Training
Organised by ECLIPSE: Family Violence Services. ECLIPSE's Child Protection and Family Violence training explores the intersection between family violence and child protection. This course is designed for practitioners who want to understand more about how to respond appropriately when concerns for the safety and wellbeing of children exist due to family violence. Online: 15-16 May 2024, 9am-12pm. Auckland: 22 July 2024, 9am-4pm. $150+GST
Apr
19
Training
Organised by ECLIPSE: Family Violence Services. ECLIPSE's Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Family Violence course explores the impacts of colonisation on Māori and relates this to the context of family violence. Two online dates, Tuesday 21 May 2024, 1-3pm and Tuesday 11 June 2024, 10am-12pm, $85+GST
Apr
12
Training
Organised by Social Service Providers Te Pai Ora o Aotearoa. The Enhancing Leadership series builds on Te Pai Ora SSPA's Social Sector Leaders’ Summit and is aimed at established social sector leaders to extend their leadership craft, nourish their own hauora, and build whanaungatanga across the social sector. 30 April - 25 June 2024, every Tuesday for 6 weeks, 10-11:30am, online, $200+GST for members
Apr
12
Training
Group Facilitation Training delivered as part of a supervision group with Fay Lilian. Five sessions (three-weekly), 10.00am - 12.00pm, Wednesdays from 22 May
Mar
28
Training
Organised by Te Pai Ora SSPA. This 3-part online workshop, facilitated by Dr. Nicola Atwool, will help participants develop a strong trauma-informed practice. Part 1: Thursday 18 April 2024, 9am-1pm, online, $180+BF+GST (Part 2: Friday 19 April 2024, Part 3: Friday 3 May 2024)
Mar
28
Training
Organised by Pasefika Proud and The Cause Collective. Workforce Capability Training has been developed to target qualified Pacific practitioners such as social workers, counsellors (etc), and non-Pacific practitioners, either working specifically with Pacific families in the area of family violence or who are working with Pacific families and deal with family violence incidences or support as part of their wider work