e-Learning
There are lots of benefits to e-learning including personalised learning and you are not bound by geography or time.
Alcohol Change UK Webinar's
Fire Prevention and Safeguarding Toolkit
This toolkit which has been developed to equip all those who come into contact with people who are at increased risk of fire in their homes with the knowledge and understanding they need to help prevent fatal or serious fire incidents.
The fire prevention guidance focus on environmental factors, and lifestyle and behavioural factors to then explore the specific health and social care needs to take a person-centred approach to keep people safe from harm by fire.
Fire elearning Toolkit
Zero Suicide Alliance
Zero Suicide Alliance provide a range of awareness training options, which provide a better understanding of the signs to look out for and the skills required to approach someone who is struggling, whether that be through social isolation or suicidal thoughts.
Home Office PREVENT e-learning
The Home Office have produced introductory e-learning training on PREVENT.
The training offers an introduction to the Prevent duty, and explains how it aims to safeguard people from being radicalised to supporting terrorism or becoming terrorists themselves.
The training provides an important foundation on which to develop further knowledge around the risks of radicalisation and the role that you can play in supporting those at risk.
This training addresses all forms of terrorism and non-violent extremism, including far right wing and Islamist extremism threatening the UK.
This learning package uses an interactive mix of video, paper, and screen based exercises.
Who Cares UK
Everyone who commissions or provides regulated health and social care services that are publicly arranged and/or funded is legally bound to comply with the Human Rights Act 1998. This means that these organisations must act in ways which respect and protect the human rights of service users, such as the right to life or the right to private and family life.
Video-based training modules have been developed by Who Cares UK with funding from the Equality and Human Rights Commission to create a better understanding among those working in health and social care of the human rights of people with various disabilities.
The modules are aimed at frontline health and social care staff but may also benefit anyone working with disabled people in a paid or unpaid capacity.
Modern Slavery and Organised Immigration Crime (OIC)
e work with and support policing and other law enforcement partners to lead the fight against Modern Slavery, Human Trafficking (MSHT) and Organised Immigration Crime (OIC). They work with Modern Slavery charities and Non-Government Organisations (NGO’s) to inform the general public of the signs and indicators of MSHT and OIC and how to report concerns.
First Responder Training
As a First Responder you are from an organisation authorised to refer potential victims of modern slavery into the National Referral Mechanism (NRM)
Your role is to identify and where appropriate refer potential victims of modern slavery into the support available through the NRM. Doing so will often be challenging and you may have to deal with complex situations. This programme provides guidance on how to spot the signs of modern slavery, and what to do when you come across a potential victim of modern slavery. This programme aims to give you confidence to follow procedures swiftly and with compassion.
Open University Modern Slavery
This free course, Modern slavery, is designed to develop an understanding of the international system of human rights protection in relation to modern slavery, but also encourage an appreciation of the influence of International Human Rights Law on the development of the domestic system of human rights protection.