Anti-Violence Worker Bundle
This bundle is designed to support Transition House, Second Stage, Third Stage and Safe Home staff in their professional development. Don't forget your BCSTH member discount! Contact [email protected] for more info.
Bundle includes
Here are all the courses that are included in your bundle.
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All Courses, Level 1
Foundations in Violence Against Women v2.0
CourseIn this self-directed online course, we will provide an overview of violence against women in Canada, including how our society thinks about violence, and how violence against women is a reflection of women’s inequity.
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All Courses, Level 2
Working in Transition Housing Programs
CourseThis course explores the basics of transition house work and provides an opportunity to remember and rethink our practices in relation to the goals of our work with other advocates facing similar challenges.
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All Courses
Increasing Access for Indigenous Women v2.0
CourseThis course is intended to provide staff and managers at Transition Houses, Second Stage Houses and Safe Homes in BC with tools to increase access to services for Indigenous women and their families who are seeking safety from violence.
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All Courses, Level 2
Supporting Women with Mental Wellness and Substance Use Needs in Safe Homes, Transition & Second Stage Houses
CourseThis course is designed to support anti-violence workers in understanding the connections between experiences of violence, trauma, substance use and mental wellness through an intersectional feminist lens.
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All Courses
Legal Issues Supporting Women and Children Experiencing Violence v2.0
CourseThis course provides an overview of the justice system in BC for staff of Transition Houses and other BCSTH members.
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All Courses, Level 2
Building Supports for Immigrant and Refugee Women in Transition Housing Programs
CourseThis self-directed online course will increase awareness and understanding of the unique barriers faced by immigrant and refugee women leaving violence and provide practical information and tools about how to best and culturally safely support them.
