3-hour training / 9:30am - 12:30pm
15-30 participants
This training supports community sector professionals to strengthen their skills in applying intersectional practice to family violence risk assessment and management. It focuses on working with clients and families from migrant and refugee backgrounds, while embedding MARAM responsibilities and culturally responsive practice.
The program is designed for practitioners working at the MARAM Intermediate and Comprehensive levels.
This training offers an applied and reflective space for practitioners to:
• Refresh knowledge of MARAM responsibilities, with a focus on risk assessment and management for clients/families from migrant and refugee backgrounds.
• Practice using Structured Professional Judgement to identify and manage family violence risk in diverse contexts.
• Explore how systemic barriers, migration status, and cultural factors influence client safety and service engagement.
• Consider how to align organisational policies and practice guidance with an intersectional approach to MARAM (optional)
Is this training for you?
• Are you working in the community sector and prescribes to MARAM Intermediate and Comprehensive levels?
• Do you engage with clients from migrant and refugee communities experiencing family violence?
• Do you want to strengthen your ability to apply intersectional practice to risk assessment and management?
If yes, then please register using your organisational email address.
To request a tailored training package for your organisation, please submit a training request form or contact trainingadmin@intouch.org.au.
Once you have submitted a training request, our Learning & Development team will review your request. Please allow 10 working days for our team to get in contact with you.
Please note that a consultation is required in order to book this service. All specialist training sessions require completion of the Culturally Responsive Practice program as a prerequisite.
