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Domestic Abuse: A National Training Strategy

Annex 1: Action Plan

It will be for the National Training Co-ordinators to develop fully the Action Plan which will implement the Training Strategy. Accordingly, headline tasks only are included at present, with reporting dates to be added.

  • Advertise for, and recruit, National Training Co-ordinators
  • Minister for Communities to seek support of all relevant Ministers to ensure resources for domestic abuse training prioritised
  • All multi-agency partnerships to develop local training strategy, based on the principles and timescales of the National Training Strategy
  • Skills audits/assessments to be carried out by all agencies
  • Partner agencies/organisations (NHS, housing, social work, education, police, voluntary sector, court personnel) to implement agency-specific training for staff
  • All NHS Boards to implement local training strategy, based on the NHSScotland Guidance for Health Care Workers on Domestic Abuse.
  • All public sector bodies to develop and implement relevant systems, e.g. staff support, communications, protocols
  • Review/evaluation of training to be carried out
  • All voluntary sector organisations to develop training strategy for relevant staff, including specialist organisations
  • All voluntary sector organisations to implement training strategy
  • All multi-agency partnerships to develop training strategy including multi-agency and joint working training
  • All multi-agency partnerships to implement training strategy including multi-agency and joint working training
  • Develop pre-qualification core modules
  • Introduce into training courses
  • Evaluate and amend training modules
  • Develop post-qualification core modules
  • Introduce into training courses
  • Evaluate and amend training modules
  • Develop domestic abuse studies course
  • Introduce into college/university

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