Community groups and organisations · Adults and young people, content tailored to the audience
Family Violence Education
Family Violence Education sessions help people recognise the signs of abuse, understand what a healthy relationship looks like, and know exactly where to go for support — for themselves or for someone they care about. Sessions are shaped around the group that hosts them, whether that is a workplace, a community group or a cultural organisation.
- Who it is for
- Community groups and organisations
- Ages
- Adults and young people, content tailored to the audience
- Duration
- From a single session to a short series, depending on the group
- Cost
- Free or low-cost, depending on group size and funding available
No community group is turned away on the basis of cost.
What changes
Stated as capabilities people hold afterwards, not as activities we delivered. Activities are easy to count and prove nothing.
Participants can recognise common signs of abuse
Participants understand what a healthy relationship looks like
Participants know where to seek support, for themselves or someone else
How it runs
Published in full, so you always know exactly what to expect before you get in touch.
1 — What abuse can look like
Emotional, physical, domestic, family and sexual abuse, explained clearly and without shock tactics.
2 — What healthy looks like
Respect, consent and communication as everyday, learnable skills.
3 — What to do next
Practical guidance on starting a conversation, and where to find trusted support.
How this programme is measured
You receive your own cohort data. We publish the aggregate, including the results that are not flattering.
Participant confidence and knowledge, self-reported before and after each session
Host feedback collected after every session
Keeping people safe
Non-negotiable and identical across every programme. Our safeguarding and child protection policies are available on request.
Trauma-informed, non-graphic delivery; no shock imagery or fear-based messaging
Participants may opt out of any activity without explanation
Support information provided at every session, whether or not anyone discloses
Where this sits in our model
Pillar 02 — Education
Workshops and educational programmes that give people the language and confidence to recognise abuse before it escalates.
Pillar 04 — Inclusion
Reaching the communities most often missed — ethnic and migrant communities, rural areas, and people with the least access.
Interested in Family Violence Education?
We will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit, and what it would take to get involved.
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