
Domestic Abuse is Everyone’s Business
WEBINAR: 25th Nov 2025
In honour of White Ribbon Day and ‘16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence’ we are hosting a donation based webinar.
This webinar is CPD accredited and the session covers:
What is domestic abuse?
The hidden challenge in UK business
How you can spot the signs
Creating a culture of safety & support
Please note, spaces for our October session filled within 2 weeks so we advise early booking.
Would you know what to do if an employee or colleague disclosed to you that they were experiencing domestic abuse?
Following the Domestic Abuse Act 2021, which established clear duties of care for UK employers, we developed specialised training to help businesses understand their legal and ethical responsibilities; and feel confident in responding to domestic abuse.
Benefits to employers
Enhanced productivity and workforce engagement
Reduced staff turnover and recruitment costs
Lower absence rates
Stronger trust in leadership
Improved workplace wellbeing
Benefits to employees
A safe haven when home isn't safe
Trust in their employer
Access to vital support networks
Professional stability during crisis
Restored confidence and self-worth
Improved wellbeing and focus
The programme includes:
Policy Development - We'll help create or enhance your domestic abuse policy through collaborative consultation, ensuring it meets legal requirements and best practices.
Targeted Training - We’ll equip your HR professionals, People teams, and/or line managers with the skills and confidence to recognise, respond to, and support employees experiencing domestic abuse; both victims and perpetrators
Organisation-wide Awareness - We’ll help you build a culture of understanding through workforce-wide domestic abuse awareness initiatives that empower all employees.
Did you know?
The Domestic Abuse Act 2021 outlines the duty of care that employers have to their employees. This includes having a domestic abuse policy and appropriate response
Only 5% of organisations have a domestic abuse policy in place to support their workforce
Through implementing a domestic abuse policy and offering training, you may be a lifeline to someone in your team