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Onus Safe Place Zoom Webinar - FREE
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This is a free event
Support the pledge to never commit, condone or remain silent about domestic abuse.
Acknowledge domestic abuse is a problem that impacts on all of us as a society, and be prepared to play your part in supporting those affected and sending a clear message to perpetrators that domestic abuse is intolerable.
To become a Safe Place organisations must attend a Safe Place Webinar and display Safe Place resources on their premises or their online platform. Organisations must also display the Safe Place logo to indicate that information on services for anyone affected by domestic abuse is available to access.
Join us, become a Safe Place and help us raise awareness about domestic abuse and the range of support services available and provide a Safe Place for ANYONE affected by domestic abuse to confidentially access information. Open to businesses & organisations in Northern Ireland only.
This session will be delivered online via Zoom.
Sector:
- Advice services
- Children and families
- Health and wellbeing
- Men
- Women
- Young people
Onus Safe Place Zoom Webinar - FREE
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