Date: Wednesday 27th May
🕒 Time: 9:30am – 1:30pm
📍 Location: Online via Teams
💷 Cost: £95 per person
Aims of the training
By the end of the training session, participants should be able to:
- Better understand the impact of imprisonment on children and families, including the most prevalent issues facing families
- Understand and give examples of how a family might be affected at each stage of the criminal justice process
- Understand the emotional and practical needs of children affected by imprisonment
- Understand the most relevant articles within the UNCRC which relate to children with a parent in prison
- Understand and implement Child Impact Assessments as a tool for supporting children with a family member involved in the justice system
- Apply their learning when supporting families affected by imprisonment and feel confident when supporting families in their own role
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New Condensed Module
We understand that for many professionals, time and budget constraints mean they are unable to attend our three individual training modules. Therefore, we have developed a condensed module which includes the key elements of each of our individual training modules, in one half day (4 hour) session.
The training is interactive, comprising small group activities and whole group discussions alongside information delivered by our trainer and PowerPoint presentation.
The group activities are opportunities for professionals from different sectors to come together and learn from each other, and share their perspectives and expertise.
Families Outside’s Training for Professionals is suitable for any professional whose role means they come into contact with families, and who feel that they would benefit from being able to better support families affected by imprisonment in their own role. Previous sessions have been well attended by education professionals, social workers and those in the third sector.
To discuss any aspect of our training please email rebecca.joyce@familiesoutside.org.uk
