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Training Webinar – How to Support Refugees and Refugee Claimants Facing Domestic Violence

April 7, 2019
Categories
  • Refugee Claimants
  • Settlement
  • Training
Tags
  • asylum seekers
  • battered women's society services
  • bcrefugeehub
  • bwss
  • domestic violence
  • Refugee Claimants
  • refugee hub

On February 11th, 2019, The BC Refugee Hub held a training webinar covering support services for refugees and refugee claimants facing domestic violence.

Speaker:

  • Rosa Elena Arteaga – Manager, Direct Services and Clinical Practice, Battered Women’s Support Services (BWSS)

Topics:

  • Introduction to Domestic Violence
  • Domestic Violence in Refugee Communities
  • Key Issues and Challenges
  • How to Support Individuals Facing Domestic Violence
  • Supports and Resources for Refugees and Refugee Claimants Experiencing Domestic Violence

Webinar Materials:

  • Download the PPT deck here
  • View the full video recording of the training below or click here.

This webinar topic has been informed by a feedback survey conducted with the settlement and integration sector by the BC Refugee Hub. This webinar is suitable for those working in front-line positions, coordinators and managers at settlement service provider agencies, as well as community stakeholders who work with and support refugees and refugee claimants from the time they come to BC, during their claim process, when a claim decision is received and who are/become permanent residents (PRs).

We would like to gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia through the Ministry of Jobs, Trade and Technology. 

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