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7 Oct 10am-1pm
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Sexual Violence Awareness
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New Pathways
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Help staff understand key concepts such as myths and stereotypes, definitions of sexual violence (including stalking and non‑fatal strangulation), the importance of consent and the impact on survivors. Explore barriers to disclosure, trauma‑informed practice and vicarious trauma.
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14 Oct 10am-1pm
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Managing Anti-Social Behaviour (Wales)
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Michael Guest
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Help staff build practical confidence in managing anti‑social behaviour. Understand what ASB is, how and why it occurs, the value of early intervention, the legal framework, and effective non‑legal approaches.
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4 Nov 10am-1pm
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Identifying & Managing Challenging Behaviour in Independent Living
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Michael Guest
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Delve into the challenges frontline staff face as incidents of challenging behaviour increase. Explore the types of behaviour encountered, practical solutions, and techniques staff can develop to manage situations with confidence and consistency.
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11 Nov 10am-1pm
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Unreasonable Behaviour & Handing Complaints
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Cathy Chattaway
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Help staff confidently manage unreasonable behaviour and handle complaints with clarity and professionalism. Explore why challenging behaviour arises, how to set boundaries, and effective techniques for de‑escalation, communication and resolution. Learn how to respond fairly, protect their wellbeing and deliver a consistent, customer‑focused approach to complaints.
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8 Dec 10am-1pm
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Rent Arrears Masterclass
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Cathy Chattaway
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Learn practical skills and gain confidence to manage arrears cases effectively and proactively. Explore the causes of arrears, early‑intervention/prevention techniques, problem solving, communication strategies, and fair, consistent approaches to support tenants while protecting income and achieving sustainable repayment outcomes.
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14 Dec 10am-12:30pm
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LGBTQ+ and neurodiversity awareness
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Harry Petty
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Help staff build confidence, compassion, and practical skills when supporting older people with varied identities and ways of thinking. Because everyone deserves to feel seen, safe, and understood.
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