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We pride ourselves on the quality of our work. Most of our bookings are for repeat work. Our team have wide experience across the NHS, local government and within voluntary sector group. Our training is underpinned by quality standards and guidelines such as Models of Care, DANOS, and DfES & Department of Health guidelines.
In the delivery of training we aim to build on practitioners existing knowledge by:
- Providing up to date information
- Encourage and develop reflective practice skills
- Encouraging participants to identify the links between their services and other local partners
- Strengthening professional and ethical standards
- Adding depth, context and external experience to the training offered by your internal human resources people
- Using innovative and enjoyable training methods to enable all participants to achieve excellence.
All our training courses are designed and matched to industry standards (DANOS).
Please feel free to contact us to discuss your requirements. Our fees are reasonable and competitive. We are very flexible with our approach, seeking to match or exceed all your needs.
Feedback from recent training proposal. Email September 2008.
Recent contracts
| Two national childcare and child protection agencies: | Training: Working with Lesbian and Gay young people. Training: parental drug use and child protection and others. |
| An NHS Trust: | CD and website development for staff training. |
| Two Sure Start projects: | Strategy development; smoking cessation and drug awareness training. |
| An HIV service provider: | Management committee development & team building. |
| A sub-regional substance use/mental health agency: | Drug training at basic and intermediate levels. |
| Several drug action teams: | Providing drug training to a wide range of professionals working in NHS, social services, housing, prisons, youth offending teams, police services (over 800 staff in one area). Specialist training for drug professionals covering overdose prevention. Young People service providers Tier 3 assessment training. |
| Two connexions partnerships: | Tier one (universal) and tier two (more specialist) drug and alcohol training. |
| A Social services department: | HIV training. Infection control training for approximately 750 staff . |
| An Area Child Protection Committee (ACPC): | Drug and alcohol and child protection training. Parental drug use and limiting its impact on children. |
| Two universities: | Drugs and young people training for Beginning Teachers. HIV and workplace issues for students on HIV certificate course. |