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Through our SpotLight intervention, we aim to mitigate the poor health outcomes associated with childhood exposure to domestic abuse by providing five 1:1 individualised support sessions.
We use arts-based approaches such as mask work and improvisation and teach vital safety planning skills through our SpotLight DigiResource to equip children with lifesaving information, so they know what to do if someone they know is in immediate danger.
Violence in children’s lives can disrupt their schooling and harm the quality of their education. This can result in psychological barriers to learning, as well as disrupting prospects and pathways to employability.
"Over half of children exposed to abuse said they found it difficult to sleep and almost a third felt like the abuse was their fault."
We work alongside West Yorkshire Police, local schools, and social services to ensure children’s safety is a priority.
Before the SpotLight sessions commence, the project coordinator must have the following documents:
Completed Referral Form
Child Protection Plan or Child In Need Plan (contact details of relevant agency that can provide this)
Safety assessment taken by the child's social worker (if relevant)
Risk Assessment
Completed SpotLight SnapShot
Latest report from school (name of DSL)
If you want to know more about EdShift or you want to talk about the services we provide, leave a message and we will get back to you.
We are also looking for funding and donations to further our resources, if you are interested in getting involved then we’d love to hear from you.
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