In-house training

The training was absolutely superb, followed with excellent resource materials and hand-outs. The trainer was amazing, very knowledgeable but also very approachable and helpful…and answered all questions. Brilliant!

We can deliver our highly acclaimed, practical training courses to your staff team.

We offer off the shelf courses but can also prepare a bespoke course for delivery to you.

Charges vary depending on your organisation type and income. Make an enquiry by emailing: [email protected]

See our frequently asked questions.

Please note: we’re currently adapting sessions for online delivery so some content may vary, please enquire.

Current off the shelf topics include:

Family and Criminal Law

Helping survivors access family law legal aid (1/2 day)

Domestic violence injunctions (1/2 day or 1 day available)

Child arrangements and domestic abuse (1 day)

Supporting survivors of domestic abuse in child arrangement order applications (1/2 day)

Divorce and financial arrangements after separation (1 day or ½ day)

FGM, forced marriage and the law (1 day)

Sexual violence – overview of the law (1/2 day)

Sexual Violence 3 day course (adaptable)

The Domestic Abuse Act 2021 – family and criminal justice measures (2-hour webinar)

What does the Family Court do? (2 hour webinar)

Practical tips on attending Family Court with a survivor of domestic abuse (2 hour webinar)

Immigration Law

Migrant women and immigration control

Employment Law

Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: Handling disclosures and conducting trauma-informed investigations (1 day or ½ day)

If you would like further information about any of these courses, please contact [email protected]

Bespoke Courses

We also offer bespoke training which offers a flexible and cost-effective way to meet your team or organisation’s learning needs. Our fees include set up and delivery of the course as well as practical support materials.

For more information or to discuss your requirements, please contact [email protected]

We’re updating our courses – watch this space!

Latest

FLOWS Answers

We've launched a new free and confidential online criminal law advice service for women in England and Wales called FLOWS Answers. You can write to us using the online tool and a lawyer from the Rights of Women team will email you with a response to your question within 2 weeks.
Specialist Briefing: Domestic Abuse Act 2021 (Community & Voluntary Organisations)
Family Court: IDVA/ISVA attendance & keeping refuge addresses confidential

This training focuses on the interaction between domestic abuse services and the Family Court.
Status under the EU Settlement Scheme

This 2.5-hour online training course addresses status under the EU Settlement Scheme, including how to establish whether someone has status under the EU Settlement Scheme or whether someone has an application pending under the EU Settlement Scheme and how to access and evidence status under the EU Settlement Scheme once granted.

Family Law Advice

Our family law advice lines can advise you on: domestic violence and abuse; divorce, finances and property on relationship breakdown; cohabitation, finances and property on relationship breakdown; parental responsibility and arrangements for children; lesbian parenting.
Family Law Information
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Criminal Law Advice

Our criminal law advice line can advise you on: sexual offences including rape and sexual assault; domestic violence, harassment and stalking; coercive and controlling behaviour; reporting offences to the police and the criminal justice system; criminal injuries compensation; complaints about the police and other criminal justice bodies.
Immigration & Asylum Law Advice

We have three immigration and asylum law advice lines: our EU settlement scheme advice line; our immigration and asylum law advice line; and our professionals' advice line.
Sexual Harassment at Work Advice

Our sexual harassment at work advice line can advise you on: identifying sexual harassment; how to bring a complaint against your employer; advice about grievances and investigations; The Employment Tribunal procedure; Settlement Agreements and Non-Disclosure Agreements.
Children and the law: when parents seperate

When parents separate there are sometimes decisions that need to be made about a child’s upbringing. This legal guide sets out general legal information about the types of orders the court can make in relation to children and answers some frequently asked questions.
Criminal Law Information
Frequently Asked Questions

This page answers some common questions about our advice lines.
Domestic Violence Injunctions

It is estimated that domestic violence (also called ‘domestic abuse’) affects one in four women in the UK. If you are experiencing or have experienced domestic violence, there are a number of ways the law can protect you. This legal guide is designed to give information about the protection available to you through the Family Court. Rights of Women publishes a number of other legal guides that may be useful.