Domestic Abuse Awareness
Training
Helping Organisations Recognise, Understand And Respond To Domestic Abuse
Domestic abuse remains one of the most significant yet often hidden challenges affecting employee wellbeing.
Our awareness training helps organisations understand the realities of domestic abuse, recognise potential signs of concern and develop the confidence to respond appropriately when support is needed.
Combining lived experience with professional insight, we help create safer, more informed workplaces where people feel able to access help without fear of judgement.
The Reality of Domestic Abuse
Domestic abuse is often hidden, making it difficult for individuals to seek support.
Understanding the reality behind the statistics helps organisations recognise why awareness, compassion and early intervention matter.
2.3 Years
High-risk victims live with domestic abuse for an average of 2.3 years before seeking formal support.
7 Times
Many individuals attempt to leave or return to an abusive relationship seven times before permanently leaving, often due to emotional, financial and safety barriers.
1 in 5
Around 1 in 5 adults experience domestic abuse during their lifetime, making it an issue that can affect every workplace.
Hidden in Plain Sight
Many people experiencing domestic abuse continue attending work, often without colleagues or managers being aware of what is happening outside the workplace.
A Practical Approach To Awareness
This isn’t just awareness.
It’s about helping organisations understand what to look for, how to respond, and how to create safer environments.
Awareness
Response
Understanding
Support
Supporting Organisations To Respond Effectively
Awareness Training
Helping staff understand domestic abuse and recognise warning signs.
Lived Experience Insight
Providing real understanding of how abuse can develop and remain hidden.
Workplace guidance
Supporting managers in responding confidently and appropriately.
Safer environments
Helping organisations take a proactive approach.
Supporting Understanding Without Judgement
Domestic abuse is complex.
It can involve emotional, psychological, financial, and controlling behaviours, not just physical harm.
Understanding these patterns helps organisations recognise when something isn’t right and respond earlier.
Creating Safer Workplaces
Creating awareness allows organisations to build environments where individuals feel supported and able to seek help.
Even small changes in understanding can make a significant difference.
A Structured Approach
Awareness
Understanding domestic abuse and its impact.
Recognition
Identifying signs within the workplace.
Response
Knowing how to respond appropriately.
Support
Helping individuals access the right help.
Creating Safer Workplace Cultures
Raises awareness of domestic abuse and trauma bonding
Helps managers respond with confidence and compassion
Reduces workplace risk
Builds safer cultures
Domestic abuse is rarely visible and many individuals experiencing abuse continue attending work without anyone knowing the challenges they face.
Providing awareness and understanding helps organisations create safer workplace cultures where people feel heard, supported and empowered to seek help when they need it.
A Safe And Supportive Approach
Our domestic abuse training awareness sessions is designed to provide understanding, knowledge and guidance surrounding the issues of domestic abuse.
Creating safe, confidential spaces where individuals can build knowledge, new skills and reflection, building a better understand their own experiences to enable growth and change to support freedom.
Download Our Leaflet
An overview of our domestic abuse awareness programme, including what we cover, how it’s delivered, and how it supports safer, more informed workplaces.
Designed to help organisations better understand, recognise, and respond to domestic abuse.