The education of young people is one of the most vital and important steps in the process of eliminating domestic violence.
For several years the Rising Sun has been at the forefront of preventative work to address domestic violence through the education of children and young people. The key aim of the work is to stop domestic violence happening and to challenge attitudes which perpetuate it.
Who is for?
Love Shouldn’t Hurt is a programme for young people 11-18 years old. It raises awareness and understanding about what makes a healthy non-violent relationship and the benefits of being involved in positive relationships.
Overview
The aim of the Love Shouldn’t Hurt Programme is to provide a framework for young people to explore and establish safety strategies and develop support mechanisms to address, challenge and prevent domestic violence both now and in the future.
What are its aims?
• To provide an opportunity to promote self esteem
• To raise awareness of domestic violence in a safe environment
• To explore the myths and stereotypes of gender behaviour
• To empower young people to recognise safe and unsafe situations
• To explore rights and responsibilities
• To expand knowledge and understanding amongst educational proffessional and youth worker
Who would purchase this programme?
This programme is aimed at those working with young people who want to explore some of the issues around domestic violence. It would be relevant for schools, youth clubs, refuges and anyone whose work involves interacting with young people.
Want to run this programme?
The programme runs as 12 x 2 hour sessions.
Pricing may vary depending on group size, duration and location.
Please contact us for more information on the delivery of this programme.
Follow the link below to the Love Shouldn't Hurt Website:
