Introduction to Setting Up Safe Spaces
Training lasts three hours and covers:
Core principles for setting up a safe healing space
Four core guiding values and how to practice them (respect, connecting, understanding, curiosity)
An introduction to trauma-sensitive practice to help you understand how to recognise and respond to trauma safely
An introduction to identity-informed practice – to ensure that refugee communities are at the centre of your practice
If you’d like to gain a more in-depth understanding, please contact the RTI team for a more detailed consultation for your organisation.
THIS TRAINING IS CURRENTLY CLOSED FOR NEW APPLICATIONS
This free 3-hour training aims to give practitioners and frontline workers an introduction to safe, good practice principles when setting up psychosocial support spaces/services for refugee communities.
Who is the training for?
This training is for organisations working with refugees. At this time, organisations working with newly arrived Afghans will be prioritised.
Where does the training take place?
Online. Sign up here for more information
“When I saw the approach of Baytna and started thinking about my experience as a child, I would have loved if I, as a child, had this chance to be in Baytna. One of the things that affected my life was that I was always afraid, things were happening around me and I was always afraid. I would have loved if I was in this place, these 2 hours would have made a big difference in my life because it was a safe place. ”