If you would like to speak to us about bespoke training for your team or organisation contact us at training@aafda.org.uk

Training
AAFDA offers expert training for statutory and voluntary sector professionals on:
- Being a DHR Chair (CPD Accredited)
- Managing a DHR (CPD Accredited)
- Being an Effective Panel Member(CDP Accredited)
- Working with Families
- Reviewing suicides and unexplained deaths after domestic abuse
- Increasing awareness of domestic abuse
- Preventing domestic abuse
AAFDA's CEO is a Home Office appointed reader of Domestic Homicide Reviews and a Home Office accredited Chair.
AAFDA sits on the national Domestic Homicide Review Quality Assurance panel, hosted by the Home Office.
Our training will:
- Deal with the grey areas and be highly interactive.
- Link to real cases and will include input from a family member who recently completed the Domestic Homicide Review journey.
- Cover the process including by quality assuring puiblished reviews.
- Share best practice particularly around working with families.
Scroll down for details of our current range of courses.
Training for Professionals
Bespoke Training For Your Organisation
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Reviewing Domestic Abuse related Suicides and Unexplained Deaths
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Managing a Domestic Homicide Review
This CPD Accredited course is suitable for any professional tasked with commissioning or managing a DHR. it is also suitable for professionals on a DHR Panel.
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Being an Effective Panel Member
Join us on this interactive 2.5hr Zoom session and learn what it takes to be an effective DHR panel member.
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QA Ready
This short course is essential for DHR Chairs and Community Safety Partnership professionals
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Other AAFDA Events
Conference
AAFDA Conference 2023 - "Anyway, listening isn't enough" *
A conference to help raise the status of victims of domestic abuse and bereaved families.
Webinars
During the 16 Days of Action 2022 AAFDA will be shining a spotlight on some of the different players with a role in responding to domestic abuse.
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