Training
One of the most effective ways to encourage professionals to enquire about domestic abuse and respond effectively is to equip them with the knowledge, skills and confidence to do so.
Training is central to how Standing Together strengthens the national response to domestic abuse.
We give professionals across health, housing, criminal justice, local authorities and the voluntary sector the knowledge, confidence and practical skills they need to recognise abuse earlier and respond safely.
Our approach is trauma-informed, survivor-centred and shaped by decades of working with partners across the UK. Every course brings practitioners together to learn, reflect and develop the tools they need to improve outcomes for the people they support.
We deliver a wide range of open courses, bespoke group sessions, longer multi-session programmes, Train the Trainer pathways and specialist options for health and housing teams. DAHA training is also available through our dedicated housing programme, offering CPD-accredited learning for organisations working towards a stronger, safer response to domestic abuse.
All courses can be delivered remotely or in person, depending on the needs of your team. To explore every course in detail, please visit our dedicated training website: standingtogethertraining.co.uk
“I feel much more comfortable about domestic abuse issues particularly regarding questioning patients and how to take things forward following disclosure. I plan to discuss with my manager formal questioning on our own assessment tools.”
Health Professional trained by Standing Together
Explore Our Training Categories
Generic Courses
Core domestic abuse learning for all sectors, from foundation sessions to skills-based practice.
DAHA Courses
CPD-accredited courses designed to strengthen housing responses and support DAHA accreditation.
Health Courses
Specialist training for clinical and community health teams to identify and respond to domestic abuse safely.
Multiple Disadvantage & Homelessness
Training for teams supporting people facing complex needs, instability and repeat homelessness.
Training Catalogue
We deliver a comprehensive catalogue of domestic abuse training across multiple professional areas.
This includes foundation training on understanding dynamics and trauma, skills-based sessions for frontline practitioners, specialist health and housing programmes, content for multi-agency partnerships and targeted courses for MARAC representatives, DHR panels, police, criminal justice partners and local authority teams.
DAHA training is also available for housing providers, offering structured development for
organisations working towards accreditation and stronger, more consistent responses to domestic abuse across housing services.
To browse every course in full, including CPD-accredited programmes, please visit our dedicated training website.
Get in touch
Whether you need an individual place on an open course or a tailored programme designed for your whole team, our training
experts can support you. Email us at stada_training@standingtogether.org.uk