This training program is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding and practical skills necessary for supporting survivors of domestic violence or abuse. It covers three main areas: Safe at Home protocols, housing aid awareness, and welfare benefits clarity. Participants will delve into the significance of Safe at Home cards, learning how to recognize and respect them as valid identification and addresses. They will grasp the importance of confidentiality and proper document handling, gaining insights through real-life scenarios and case studies on safeguarding survivor privacy.
Another crucial aspect of the training involves understanding various housing support programs available to survivors. Participants will explore eligibility criteria for these programs, including temporary aid options, transitional housing, and long-term assistance. Through interactive discussions, case studies, and group activities, attendees will deepen their comprehension and practical application of the housing support concepts, ensuring a better understanding of the diverse avenues available for survivors in need of shelter and accommodation.
Moreover, the training will elucidate welfare benefits eligibility, particularly focusing on CalFresh and CalWORKs for non-citizen survivors. Participants will grasp the nuances of expedited services, refugee/entrant assistance, and the application processes, enabling them to effectively guide survivors seeking support. Role-playing exercises, quizzes, and discussions will reinforce learning, empowering attendees to confidently assist survivors in navigating the complexities of accessing welfare benefits, fostering a more supportive environment for those seeking assistance.
• Safe at Home Understanding:
Recognize and respect Safe at Home cards as valid ID and addresses. Educate on signature protocols and confidentiality.
• Housing Aid Awareness:
Understand housing support programs, eligibility for survivors, and temporary aid options.
• Welfare Benefits Clarity:
Clarify CalFresh and CalWORKs eligibility for non-citizen survivors. Highlight expedited services and refugee/entrant assistance.
Another crucial aspect of the training involves understanding various housing support programs available to survivors. Participants will explore eligibility criteria for these programs, including temporary aid options, transitional housing, and long-term assistance. Through interactive discussions, case studies, and group activities, attendees will deepen their comprehension and practical application of the housing support concepts, ensuring a better understanding of the diverse avenues available for survivors in need of shelter and accommodation.
Moreover, the training will elucidate welfare benefits eligibility, particularly focusing on CalFresh and CalWORKs for non-citizen survivors. Participants will grasp the nuances of expedited services, refugee/entrant assistance, and the application processes, enabling them to effectively guide survivors seeking support. Role-playing exercises, quizzes, and discussions will reinforce learning, empowering attendees to confidently assist survivors in navigating the complexities of accessing welfare benefits, fostering a more supportive environment for those seeking assistance.
• Safe at Home Understanding:
Recognize and respect Safe at Home cards as valid ID and addresses. Educate on signature protocols and confidentiality.
• Housing Aid Awareness:
Understand housing support programs, eligibility for survivors, and temporary aid options.
• Welfare Benefits Clarity:
Clarify CalFresh and CalWORKs eligibility for non-citizen survivors. Highlight expedited services and refugee/entrant assistance.
Course Code
509674