H.O.P.E Training & Leadership C.I.C
registered in January 2024 Company Number 15397088.
Leading from a place of equity, H.O.P.E C.I.C want to help transform communities through 3 aspects of our work:
-Leadership & Wellbeing
-Training & Education
-Recovery Programs for Domestic Abuse Survivors
To contact our C.I.C please email admin@hopetraining.co.uk or 07872907480
H.O.P.E C.I.C delivers:
- Leadership Programme for staff (please read more about this below)
- Adult domestic abuse recovery programmes for Black & Racialised Women and Men (please read more about these on RTK page)
- Webinars/Training for staff
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H.O.P.E Leadership Programme
If you are a Black or Racialised staff member working in the Violence Against Women Sector (VAWG) this 12-Week Leadership Programme is for YOU!
H.O.P.E Training and Consultancy is working to address systemic barriers to colleagues from racialised communities entering the sector, and remaining as part of the workforce and progressing to leadership opportunities.
The H.O.P.E VAWG Leadership Programme focuses on four key objectives:
- Increase diversity in leadership
- Improve retention
- Develop skills
- Provide networking opportunities
Recognising a lack of diversity in the workforce and inadequate opportunities for professionals from racialised communities is a prominent issue across the not-for-profit sector.
Launched in 2021 the Drive Partnership commissioned H.O.P.E Training and Consultancy in 2022 to research the views and experiences of nearly 50 frontline staff from racialised communities and over 40 sector leaders working within specialist domestic abuse perpetrator services and organisations.
In 2022 H.O.P.E delivered their first ever Leadership programme (picture of graduates below). Results from this can be found on our supported Research Page.
The second round of the H.O.P.E Leadership Programme ran from from Friday 17th November 2023 – Friday 16th February 2024. (Applications for this is now closed).
Those from By & For Organisations have been funded by City Bridge. The Programme will run from Wednesday 6th November 2024 – Wednesday 12th February 2025.
Fifteen prominent organisations have secured spaces (mixture of paid and funded spaces) in the programme’s third cohort, including Women in Prison, Bromley & Croydon Women’s Aid, Latin American Women’s Aid (LAWA), Iranian & Kurdish Women’s Rights Organisation (IKWRO), Standing Together Against Domestic Abuse (STADA), Surviving Economic Abuse (SEA), Victim Support, SafeLives, Respect, Rape Crisis England and Wales Sikh Women’s Aid, Naz & Matt Foundation and the Asian Women’s Resource Centre, among others.
Click here to watch the Show case final
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