Daybreak
Consultation
Family
Group Conference Training
Using FGCs for Adults
Training
Empowering Families
Training
Domestic and Family Violence/Abuse
Training
Support for Social Work Training
Latest
Training
June 16th, London:
FGCs and Domestic Violence Workshop
More Details
June
22nd - 24th, Eastleigh:
3-day FGC Coordinator Training
Bookings and Info:
Email
us at headoffice@daybreakfgc.org.uk
Phone us on 023 8069 6644
Write
to us at Vicarage Farm Business Park, Winchester
Road,
Fair Oak,
Eastleigh,
Hampshire. SO50 7HD.
Daybreak
Training and Consultation
Daybreak is a
voluntary organisation and registered charity that has developed expertise
in the provision of Family
Group Conferences and the provision of associated training and consultancy.
We have been providing FGCs to a range of local authorities and other organisations
in the South of England for nearly a decade.
Our Programmes address
a wide range of issues including child welfare and protection, family and
domestic violence and elder abuse. Our training includes the following...
Generic
Family Group Conference Training More
Training Details and Cost
1.
An Initial Introduction to Family Group Conferences Workshop:
This can be either one day or one half-day and is appropriate for anyone who
may be involved in the referral, management or participation in FGCs.
2.
Three Day Training Programme for FGC Coordinators:
This is a skills based course which prepares participants to accept their first
referral and facilitate the process. Daybreak is a partner in the Family
Rights Group promotion of Accredited Coordinator training with the University
of Chester.
3.
A Workshop for FGC Referrers and Service Providers:
This gives practitioners and the their managers knowledge about the process
and confidence in having the necessary skills to undertake their role in
this process and to understand the agency role in responsibilities.
Family
Group Conferences for Adults More
Training Details and Cost
A one day workshop for agencies and professionals who are considering using
FGCs to address issues concerning vulnerable adults, such as elder abuse.
Empowering
Families More
Training Details and Cost
A half-day workshop for social workers and others who wish to reflect on engaging
and motivating families who may be reluctant to become involved in your agency.
Domestic
and Family Violence/Abuse More
Training Details and Cost
1.
For Coordinators:
A one day workshop
to enhance skills and knowledge of using FGCs to address domestic violence.
2.
For Agency Representatives:
An
introductory workshop for agency representatives considering using FGCs
to address domestic violence.
3.
For Agency Representatives:
A half-day ‘basic awareness of domestic
violence’ workshop and its impact on our work.
4. For
Agency Representatives:
A
full day workshop – presenting
similar material to the above, but with more time for reflection, simulation
exercises and discussion.
Daybreak
Consultation
Daybreak also offers bespoke training and consultation fitted to your needs;
this may involve...
Initial
consultation about the FGC process and local implementation of the model.
Advice on the development
of FGC policy and procedures.
Consultation on the recruitment
and training of coordinators.
Help with FGC practice guidelines.
Our
Trainers and Consultants
All of our trainers have direct
experience of coordinating FGCs and managing the process for a number of years.
They work in a context that encourages
reflection and learning; and are all experienced as trainers in their field.
Information about specific trainers is detailed on the individual training
leaflets and on our website.
Please
do contact
us to discuss any of the above.
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The name
'Daybreak' is translated from the Maori word 'Puao-te-ata-tu'.
This was the title of the report from which the concept of family group conferences
first began.
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