Training in BRAVE Acts at Blue Mountains Cultural Centre

The face-to-face workshops of the Training in BRAVE Acts aims to:

• Raise awareness of the issue of Bystander Intervention among various groups and communities
• Provide a space where people can talk openly about their concerns and questions about Bystander Intervention
• Prove basic information of how to engage in a situation that may require Bystander Intervention

At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:

1. Identify the different signs and forms of abuse that may require Bystander Intervention
2. Familiarise themselves with the different locations that abuse may occur and the different strategies required
3. Reflect on and share what they can do if they see a situation that may require Bystander Intervention

The Bystander Intervention sessions are for individuals working for, or belonging to, the following:
• Disability groups
• Social groups
• Religious groups
• Culturally and linguistically diverse groups
• People working or volunteering with children and young people
• People working or volunteering with the elderly or aged care services
• Other communities and groups

This workshop funded by the Katoomba Women’s Health Centre.