Abianda Training - now CPD certified! Training workshop on 14 Sept...and we're recruiting!
We're really pleased to share that CPD UK has accredited our following training modules.
CORE MODULE - Working with Young Women and Girls Affected by Gangs and County Lines (spaces available: 14 Sept)
Advocating for and with Young Women
The Power of Language
Supporting Young Women in Secure Accommodation
Reflections on Taking a Contextual Safeguarding Approach
Information Sharing - Abianda exercise in practice
Anger - Abianda exercise in practice
Contextual Safety Planning - Abianda exercise in practice
All future training attendees will receive a CPD Certificate for the above modules.
To find out more about our different training modules, please visit our website.
Core Module - Working with Young Women and Girls Affected by Gangs and County Lines
Our CPD-accredited online training workshop is available for individuals to attend.
Follow this link to book via Eventbrite.
An interactive 3-hour module delivered by our practitioners.
We explore and challenge the stereotypes and myths around young women, gangs and county lines, and facilitate a critical discussion of the term “gang”.
We address the risks young women face, and the barriers to them accessing support.
We share the ideal knowledge, skills and attitudes young women tell us they want professionals to have.
One week left!
We are looking for two practitioners whose values align with Abianda's to join the team! They will work shoulder-to-shoulder with young women and girls using Abianda’s unique model of practice.
Do you know anyone who will go the extra mile for young women and hold hope that life for them can be different? Someone who can reach and engage girls and young women who are involved in or affected by gangs? Please share our job vacancies with them as we'd love to hear from them! You can find the role descriptions for the 10-16 Practitioner here and the 16-24 Practitioner here. Please visit abianda.com/work-with-us to download the application forms or feel free to email hello@abianda.com for more information or if you'd like to discuss any accessibility requirements. The applications are open until 30 August. Interviews will be held on 14 Sept. (16-24 role) and 15 Sept. (10-16 role). We particularly welcome applications from women with disabilities, Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic (BAME) backgrounds, LGBTQ+ and from different socio-economic and educational backgrounds. We welcome applications from people from all walks of life, including those who may have had exposure to similar experiences that young women across London are facing.
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