The MARAM victim survivor Brief and Intermediate online learning is designed to support practitioners with Brief and Intermediate MARAM practice responsibilities.
This learning covers:
- a shared understanding of family violence,
- an introduction to MARAM and the assessment tools,
- the Structured Professional Judgement Model, risk assessment,
- risk management including working with specialist family violence services and safety planning.
This learning has three modules of approximately 30 minutes each:
This training is suitable for practitioners who may come in contact with family violence victim survivors in a one-off or episodic situation as part of their normal work. The course is designed to create a shared understanding of family violence and MARAM and to help professionals confidently identify and respond to family violence risk and collaborate with specialist services.
This course focuses on working with victim survivors.
This learning has three modules of approximately 25-35 minutes each:
- Module 1 - The role you play
- Module 2 - Identifying family violence
- Module 3 - Responding to family violence
This learning is for healthcare workers to understand how to share and request information under the schemes to promote the wellbeing and safety of children and assess and manage family violence risk.
This learning has three modules of approximately 20 minutes each:
This online learning has been developed for practitioners who may have limited family violence knowledge, or who may be new to working with people experiencing family violence.
This learning covers:
- understanding and recognising family violence
- how to apply intersectional analysis, and your role in responding to family violence.
It will take approximately 20 minutes to complete.