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We consistently receive positive feedback on our training courses for professionals, communities and groups on domestic and sexual abuse, and related topics. We can provide comprehensive, tailored training to those wanting to gain more knowledge in this area.
We have a variety of training packages available and are also able to write bespoke packages based on your needs.
Our courses are trauma-informed and use (where appropriate) nationally accredited materials. Yellow Door has accreditation with the CPD certification service.
We also have a local focus with direct and extensive experience of local issues, experiences, services/agencies and procedures such as safeguarding.
All our courses are quality-assured and evaluated – with exceptionally high satisfaction rates from participants and clearly identified outcomes.
Yellow Door is committed to providing accessible events whether they are in person or online. Please could you let the organiser know in advance of the session your specific requirements and we will do our best to accommodate your needs, some examples may be requesting a disabled parking space, audio visual adjustments, dietary requirements, but not limited to these. Please note our Southampton premises is accessible with disabled parking, ramp access and a disabled toilet.
Please contact us if you would like more information.
Get in touch for information about our training on:
- Domestic Abuse and its impacts; recognising the signs of abuse and making referrals
- Sexual Abuse and Disclosure Training
- Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Training
- Forced Marriage/ Honour Based Abuse/ Dowry Abuse
- Domestic Abuse and Adults
- Domestic Abuse and Children
- Domestic Abuse and Older People (No Age for Abuse)
- STAR Education Prevention Sessions
- Young People with Gender Dysphoria

“The Diversity & Inclusion Advocacy (DIA) team include staff from BAME backgrounds who speak various South Asian & African languages, therefore delivering training with cultural insight and offering more culturally appropriate support.”
STAR Project training
Our STAR project is also able to deliver sessions to groups of young people or professionals who work with young people on topics such as Consent, Staying Safe Online and Healthy Relationships.
All training can be half-day or a full day and delegate numbers can be discussed. We can create a training package that both adheres to your budget and addresses your desired learning outcomes.
“STAR has enabled schools and youth initiatives to develop their in-house policies and procedures to address rape and sexual violence more effectively: thus STAR’s impact cascades well beyond the boundaries of the project itself”
Workshops for University Students
We develop and deliver training sessions for students at University covering:
- Prevention of rape
- Sexual assault
- Awareness of consent
- Healthy relationships
- Identifying abuse
- And other related topics.
These workshops are bespoke to the needs identified by faculty or university leads.
Our support and joint work with universities recognises the crucial role they play in proactively ensuring the safeguarding and welfare of students in respect of sexual or domestic abuse, alongside the heightened risks of sexual or domestic abuse in this student age-group and the significant impact on those who experience it.
We offer our specialist expertise in this field to develop and deliver support to universities with excellent feedback from local students and faculty staff we have worked with to date.