Courses
Overcoming Compassion Fatigue
Do you?
- Volunteer for a charity or NGO,
- Work in relief work or aid,
- Involved in humanitarian work,
- In a caring profession,
- pastoral role or ministry
Chances are you have interacted with people who have encountered traumatic or difficult life circumstances.
If you are not careful these encounters can lead to compassion fatigue, vicarious/secondary trauma, and burnout.
We created this course because we wanted to provide accessible and practical training to help you process your experiences.
Pressing Red is a course designed to for groups to engage with the topic of global violence and abuse against women.
Each session includes videos from Christian organisations working within that field, discussion, a Bible study and practical steps you can take to make a difference.
Whether you regularly visit or work alongside people in refugee camps across the world, or are involved in the support and settlement of migrant refugees in your neighbourhood, serving displaced people means frequently coming face-to-face with the realities of those suffering acute trauma, loss and displacement as a result of forced or necessary migration. In this environment, the wellbeing of our refugee workers and teams is essential to the ongoing support we can provide to refugees and asylum seekers.
Redcliffe’s Refugee Worker Online Training aims to provide an opportunity to consider those working with refugees, as well as the refugees themselves, and offers vital tools for ensuring that your team remain healthy and able to respond to the needs of those they serve.
Violence, Gender & Justice
Shaping a Christian Response
Two hour long lectures recorded during the Summer 2019.
In the first lecture Elaine Storkey talks about Gender Based Violence based on her award-winning book Scars Across Humanity.
A renowned author, researcher, broadcaster, Christian speaker and activist, Elaine is a prolific writer and researcher in the field of gender based violence across cultures.
In session 2 “A Male Response to Gender Based Violence” Peter Willson shares a male perspective on the topic and gives some ideas on how Christian men can support women.