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Domestic abuse has its roots in political, cultural and
economic forces which shape our response and
interventions.This course explores the impact of domestic
abuse on children and looks at the implications for their
safety and wellbeing and the benefits of close inter-agency
collaboration. It also considers strategies for working with
families where violence against women, in all its forms, is
an issue.
Learning outcomes cover:
- The impact of domestic violence on women and
children and strategies for working effectively with families where domestic violence is an issue.
- The definition of ‘domestic violence’, myths and
stereotypes.
- The research on domestic violence.
- The political, cultural and economic reasons why women
stay in violent relationships.
- The impact of domestic violence on children and the
use of child protection procedures.
- Strategies for effective multi-agency working and
creative packages of support for families where domestic
violence is an issue.
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