Housing justice work is challenging. People in need of housing justice supports are vulnerable and experience multiple marginalisations. People working in housing justice are at risk of burnout, vicarious trauma, and post-traumatic stress. Many people working in housing justice also have lived experiences of the challenges they are trying to solve. High quality supervision and opportunities for reflection and debriefing are critical.
Supervision and Debriefing Supports for Housing Justice will support learners to explore and practice supervision, reflection, and debriefing strategies. This course emphasises self-awareness, systems thinking, and the development of tools to to support effective and sustainable housing justice work.This training session is suitable for frontline and leadership roles in homelessness, social housing, and housing/social justice work.
This training session is suitable for frontline and leadership roles in homelessness, social housing, and housing/social justice work.
Training includes facilitator led content with reflective training exercises and learner workbook.
