“I Thought I Could Do It Alone”
Develop the skills and understanding needed to support families affected by imprisonment, addiction, trauma, and complex life challenges.
Families often experience emotional stress, uncertainty, stigma, and relationship strain during periods of crisis and transition. This training helps participants develop practical, compassionate approaches to supporting families in a safe and effective way.
The Family Support Mentoring Training programme focuses on strengthening communication, emotional support skills, relationship-building, and understanding family dynamics during challenging circumstances.
Participants will explore how imprisonment, addiction, trauma, and mental health challenges can impact family wellbeing and relationships.
This course promotes a person-centred, trauma-informed approach that prioritises dignity, empathy, boundaries, and practical support.
Strong family support can play a critical role in emotional wellbeing, recovery, reintegration, and long-term stability.
Families are often managing stress, uncertainty, and practical pressures while trying to support loved ones. This training helps participants respond with empathy, structure, and practical understanding.
Participants will gain tools that help create safer, more supportive environments for families experiencing challenge and transition.
Participants will:
Real journeys showing impact of support and employment.
“I Thought I Could Do It Alone”
Long Term Supporter
“I Thought I Could Do It Alone”
Long Term Supporter
“I Thought I Could Do It Alone”
Long Term Supporter
“I Thought I Could Do It Alone”
Long Term Supporter
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