Bright Choices training opportunity

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Dear All,

Bright Choices training Wednesday 28th September 10-12 at Pilton Community Health Project

Honour abuse or Honour-Based Violence (HBV) is any kind of abusive or violent behaviour against an individual by a member of their family or their community, when the individual is perceived to have ‘transgressed’ the family’s and/or the community’s acceptable codes of behaviour. This training from Bright Choices aims to increase the capacity of professionals in responding to cases and issues of honour based violence within their particular field. Participants will explore the issues of recognising the risks of HBV and how to effectively respond to these. Please see attached leaflets for more information. If you would like to attend the free training please contact Hannah on 0131 5511671 or by emailing hannahkitchen@pchp.org.uk

 

Next Forum: Understanding Hate Crime Thursday 13th October 10-12

The next forum will include a session on understanding hate crime from PC Prince Durant. There will be an opportunity to sign up for more in depth training if your organisation wants to become a Third Party Reporting Centre. Venue to be confirmed.

Hate Crime Survey         

As part of a project with the other RECs in Scotland ELREC are launching a survey addressed to people who have been victims of hate crime about the kind of support they have received and what additional support they could have benefitted from. This is the link to the survey https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/whymesurvey

 

Kind regards

Hannah 

BrightChoices general leaflet-email

BC-HBV awareness training brief

For professionals leaflet

Hannah Kitchen

Development Worker, Living in Harmony,

Pilton Community Health Project

73 Boswall Parkway, Edinburgh, EH5 2PW

0131 551 1671

hannahkitchen@pchp.org.uk

www.pchp.org.uk

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