The purpose of the training and planning workshop is to build the capacity to prevent and respond to SGBV. The workshop builds individual understanding knowledge including skills. At the same time, it brings a sense of teamwork together with collaboration towards the intervention of SGBV problem.
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Objectives
- Define Social Gender-based Violence
- Identify forms of SGBV occurring in the prison set-up, causes and influencing factors
- Describe the recommended standards for approach; prevention and response to SGBV.
- Identify strengths, gaps, and needs in the prevention and response for SGBV pandemic.
What we provide
Workshop events are designed to help participants learn. Sufficient copies of the “Facilitators’
SGBV Training Manual by Faraja Foundation, 2020” or SGBV hand-outs should be in their
possession for use during training session. This can be availed to the participants in soft
copies through online platforms. The below documents can also be used if available during the
workshop facilitation.
- Clinical Management of Survivors of Rape (SOR)/ Survivors of Violence (SOV)
- SGBV Tools Manual for Prevention, Response and Monitoring/ Evaluation
- Guidelines for the Prevention and Response of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence
against Refugees, Returnees, and Internally Displaced Persons (UNHCR, 2003)
- Gender-based Violence: Emerging Issues in Programs Serving Displaced Populations
(Beth Vann)
Note: Participants should become familiar with the above four materials if availed to them
during the training session to help them grasp and retain adequate knowledge on SGBV.
Throughout the sessions, participants should be instructed to frequently use the manual and
hand-outs including the above four sources if accessible.
Who is it meant for
- The training is designed for prison officers, diverse group of people who are—or would like to be—working with the SGBV team. The training can also benefit same-sector staff and volunteers; for instance, health providers, or psychosocial workers, or police/security workers and the society in general especially those within same institutional environments.
Fees
- 1-5 days (Flexible training)
- Fully online/ On-premises
- KES 30,000 per participant (Fees dependent on the number of days and mode of training)