We help train your team to deliver lasting change for survivors of domestic abuse.
With over 40 years of experience supporting women affected by domestic abuse, eve understands what meaningful recovery looks like, and the skills practitioners need to create a safe environment for personal growth.
We also appreciate the endless compassion, understanding and specialist knowledge required by our fellow experts supporting survivors of domestic abuse. Our Stay Free programme for professionals is designed to help you, as much as survivors.
This article provides an overview of our professionally developed Stay Free Facilitator Training for Professionals – what’s involved, who it’s for, and how it can benefit your organisation.
What is Stay Free for Professionals?
Our Stay Free Facilitator Training is a bespoke programme designed by our experienced team members to enhance your organisation’s services when working with survivors of domestic abuse.
This unique programme offers a holistic path to enduring safety – helping women build the awareness, confidence, and communication tools needed to thrive.
Before we go any further, let’s explain the Stay Free programme designed for survivors.
Stay Free is a unique therapeutic groupwork programme that offers a group approach to enduring safety, helping participants build:
- Long-term recovery and the tools needed to thrive
- Understanding when addressing and resolving trauma
- Building awareness and resilience around abuse
- Confidence in staying safe and free from abusive relationships
This transformational programme has been co-produced with survivors of domestic abuse. We are offering organisations who already work with domestic abuse access to this training to strengthen their own programmes.
What the Stay Free for Survivors Programme Aims to Achieve:
Our Stay Free Facilitator Training is a bespoke programme designed by our experienced team members to enhance your organisation’s services when working with survivors of domestic abuse.
This unique programme offers a holistic path to enduring safety – helping women build the awareness, confidence, and communication tools needed to thrive.
Before we go any further, let’s explain the Stay Free programme designed for survivors.
Stay Free is a unique therapeutic groupwork programme that offers a group approach to enduring safety, helping participants build:
- Long-term recovery and the tools needed to thrive
- Understanding when addressing and resolving trauma
- Awareness and resilience around abuse
- Confidence in staying safe and free from abusive relationships
This transformational programme has been co-produced with survivors of domestic abuse. We are offering organisations who already work with domestic abuse access to this training to strengthen their own programmes.
What’s Included in the Stay Free Programme Facilitator Training for Professionals?
Whether you’re looking to develop your team of domestic abuse practitioners, or train a specialist within your department, Stay Free Facilitator Training can help your organisation to:
- Offer unique, therapeutic recovery support, delivered by practitioners your service users know and trust
- Embed a consistent, trauma-informed approach to support ongoing recovery
- Strengthen outcomes for survivors, with a practical programme focused on understanding and resolving trauma
- Helping survivors build resilience and break free from abusive relationships
- Build practitioner confidence and capability in their roles and responsibilities.
What You’ll Receive from the Programme
The programme has been designed to be interactive and draws on a variety of learning styles, including:
- Self-reflection
- Case studies
- Media clips
- Facilitated discussion
- Journalling and craft activities
It offers a holistic approach with a core focus on developing the skills for self-care, communication and the mindset to thrive and map future goals.
To help you and your delivery of the programme, we’ll supply you with everything you need to deliver Stay Free, including:
- Course materials
- Group exercises
- Real-life case studies
- Teaching plans
- Reflective Journals
Who is Stay Free Facilitator Training For?
Stay Free Facilitator Training is aimed towards individuals who already have an understanding of domestic abuse and are working with organisations or people associated with it.
Groups Stay Free Facilitator Training will particularly benefit include:
- VAWG sector charities and non-profits – domestic violence organisations and refuge providers
- Government agencies including social services, children’s organisations, local councils
- Refuge providers and housing support who may want to offer in-house groupwork to survivors
- Victim support organisations
- Mental health organisations
The facilitators are at the heart of domestic abuse programmes. We believe that by adding the Stay Free programme to your existing services, you can deliver life-changing results.
How to Book onto the Stay-Free Facilitator Training Programme
Book online via our website or email the team at admin@eve.org.uk.
The training programme is delivered by two of eve’s qualified trainers. Taking place on Zoom over four days, participants are expected to attend all four days.
At a cost of £600 for the entire course and materials, Stay Free Facilitator Training is a fantastic investment in your team, organisation, community and yourself.
Every woman deserves access to the support she needs to recover from domestic abuse. By becoming a Stay Free Facilitator, you can help make that support available to more women within your community.
Looking to further your knowledge? View our other training courses designed for individuals, professionals, business owners and organisations.
Contact Eve
Here at Eve, we have a team of fully trained individuals who you can contact 24/7 for domestic abuse-related matters. We provide supportive solutions, constructive training for businesses, and safe refuge for female victims and children affected by domestic abuse.
Contact times and support available for domestic abuse-related matters:
- 9am -5pm – Helpline: General enquiries, information, advice and guidance
- 5pm – 9am – Out of Hours Emergency Support
- 9am – 10pm – Silent Solutions, text or email
