Enrolment will include access to the 6 eLearning modules and attendance at the 2 hour face to face workshop.

Reproductive Coercion and Abuse (RCA) often goes undetected without education and screening, with research showing that up to 25% of women experiencing family and domestic violence (FDV) also face RCA, significantly affecting their reproductive health and autonomy. Recognising, responding, and referring clients is essential for timely support and secondary prevention.

This face-to-face and optional eLearning package is designed for FDV workers, offering advanced professional education on working with clients who are experiencing RCA. Learn best practices for supporting survivors and collaborating with healthcare professionals in sexual and reproductive health.

Benefits

Specialised knowledge: Enhances understanding of RCA and its impact, enabling workers to provide targeted support to victim-survivors.
Improved intervention skills: Provides practical tools to recognise, respond, and refer clients experiencing RCA, improving service outcomes.
Sector relevance: Tailored for FDV and community sector workers, ensuring training aligns with their day-to-day challenges and responsibilities.

Duration

Face-to-Face Workshop (2 hours) plus optional 6-module eLearning (6 hours).

Ongoing Support

Access to tools and resources, with ongoing updates on IPV/RCA screening and education.

Learn more about Intimate Partner Violence and Reproductive Coercion and Abuse Screening and Education