Equip your team to recognise and respond to HBA and harmful practices.
We deliver bespoke training across every sector, from frontline social care and policing to schools, colleges and community organisations.
Get a training quote
Tell us about your team and we’ll be in touch within 48 hours.
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Organisations & teams
Police, social care, health, legal, domestic abuse services and charities. Tailored to your team’s existing knowledge and operational context.
Schools & colleges
Age-appropriate sessions for students and staff. Designed to build awareness, confidence and safe routes to disclosure.
Perpetrator education
Specialist programmes working with men and boys to challenge harmful attitudes and behaviours linked to HBA and harmful practices.
Topics we cover
‘Honour’-based abuse (HBA)
Recognition, response and legislation
Conversion ‘therapy’
Understanding and challenging the practice
Dowry abuse & spiritual abuse
Recognition and referral pathways
Modern slavery & trafficking
Links to HBA and harmful practices
Forced & child marriage
Including marriage by abduction
Female genital mutilation (FGM)
Indicators, legal duties and safeguarding
The One Chance Rule
Practical application for frontline workers
Son preference & breast ironing
And other harmful cultural practices
How booking works
1
Complete the form
Tell us about your team and training needs.
2
We get in touch
Within 48 hours to discuss your requirements.
3
Bespoke proposal
A tailored plan with topics and cost breakdown.
4
Book your session
We confirm the date and deliver your training.
Meet the trainers
Saba Shoaib (she/her)
Specialist in HBA and harmful practices training for frontline professionals. Background in legal practice, human rights and research.
Anna Sweeney (she/her)
Delivers awareness-raising sessions across educational settings. MA in Migration and Intercultural Studies.
Ready to book training for your team?
Complete our short form and we’ll be in touch within 48 hours to discuss your needs.
Looking for self-directed learning?
The Savera UK Learning Hub offers free online resources on HBA and harmful practices for professionals and communities.