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De-escalation training for front line staff and volunteers

Thu, 22 Oct

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Felltimber Community Centre

Community workers face emotionally charged situations every day with people facing greater financial hardship, experiencing mental health or substance abuse crises. Learn how to navigate these interactions to de-escalate conflict.

De-escalation training for front line staff and volunteers
De-escalation training for front line staff and volunteers

Time & Location

22 Oct 2026, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

Felltimber Community Centre, 189 Melrose Drive (cnr Melrose Drive, and, Felltimber Creek Rd, West Wodonga VIC 3690, Australia

About the event

Staff and volunteers working in many community organisations face emotionally charged situations every day, with people facing greater financial hardship, experiencing mental health or substance abuse crises. These interactions are difficult to navigate and can escalate to conflict quickly.


This training gives your team practical safety and de-escalation skills that gives them confidence to protect their safety and wellbeing, without sacrificing the supportive and community-minded nature of our neighbourhood houses.


They'll learn:

  • to recognise escalation early, before it becomes aggression

  • tools and techniques to reduce anxiety under pressure

  • to practise handling misbehaving or difficult members of the community


Tickets

  • Non-UMRNHN member

    For organisations that are not members of the Upper Murray Regional Neighbourhood House Network there is a small charge for this workshop.

    From $20.00 to $30.00

    • $20.00

    • $30.00

    Total

    $0.00

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