Training
Intercultural intervention
The Marguerite de Champlain Pavilion offers a training session entitled: “Intervening in a cultural context”. It is given in different contexts: community or professional. Our information sessions allow practitioners to better understand the techniques and methods of intervention in an intercultural context. They help strengthen the professional skills of staff and their ability to respond ethically and effectively to cases of domestic violence.
We also make sure that workers are aware of the nature and scope of violence against women, and of the various risk factors. In this way, the training enables staff to have the knowledge to avoid any form of discrimination and prejudice against these women.
In addition, our training serves to promote the adaptation of the services of the various stakeholders to the needs and realities of women of cultural diversity. In this sense, they develop a good ability to adapt to the realities experienced by each of these women. Finally, our training courses aim to inform workers on the various issues related to domestic violence while providing them with the tools to effectively guide victims.
If you would like more information about these sessions, please do not hesitate to contact us. It will be a pleasure for us to answer your questions.
Training "When things become tough in my family"
This 3-hour awareness program exposes the consequences of domestic violence on children’s development. Domestic violence, whatever its form, affects many aspects of a child’s life, including their physical health, mental health, educational health and the child’s social functioning. Also, the child is at risk of developing harmful lifestyle habits such as serious disturbances in eating or sleeping habits. There may also be risks in the use and abuse of illicit substances such as alcohol or drugs. In addition, there are risks of inserting the child into a trajectory of criminality or violence such as prostitution, delinquency, violence in romantic relationships and more.
This training includes a 28 minute video and intervention procedures for educators and anyone working with children.
This program was developed in partnership with the following organizations:
- Regional Board of Health and Social
- Services of Montreal-Center (Department of Public Health)
CECOM (Mental Health - Communication Center Hôpital Rivière-des-Prairies)
- Multi-Women
The training is aimed at different groups:
- Community groups
- Daycare
- Primary school workers and administrators for children aged 3 to 5
Contact us for more information on this program: 450-656-1946
Training "When things become tough in my family”
This 3-hour awareness program exposes the consequences of domestic violence on children’s development. Domestic violence, whatever its form, affects many aspects of a child’s life, including their physical health, mental health, educational health and the child’s social functioning. Also, the child is at risk of developing harmful lifestyle habits such as serious disturbances in eating or sleeping habits. There may also be risks in the use and abuse of illicit substances such as alcohol or drugs. In addition, there are risks of inserting the child into a trajectory of criminality or violence such as prostitution, delinquency, violence in romantic relationships and more.
This training includes a 28 minute video and intervention procedures for educators and anyone working with children.
This program was developed in partnership with the following organizations:
- Regional Board of Health and Social
- Services of Montreal-Center (Department of Public Health)
CECOM (Mental Health - Communication Center Hôpital Rivière-des-Prairies)
- Multi-Women
The training is aimed at different groups:
- Community groups
- Daycare
- Primary school workers and administrators for children aged 3 to 5
Contact us for more information on this program: 450-656-1946
Workshop: "When we love each other, we love each other equal"
The workshop is offered in collaboration with the Longueuil Police Department. Its approximate duration is about an hour and a half or two hours. The workshop is conducted via a PowerPoint presentation and a video. This is a very interactive workshop during which professionals explain the hidden face of domestic violence, the different types of violence, the role of women’s shelters and that of the police services. This workshop can be addressed to everyone, including your intervention or administrative team, your volunteers, your members, your users, etc.
If you are interested, do not hesitate to contact us by phone at 450-656-1946.
or by email at sensibilisation@pavillonmarguerite.com
For other training
To learn about other training courses or for more information, do not hesitate to contact us.
