Introduction to Street Work (ISW): This is our core module and has been accredited by the University of Ulster. The course aims to develop street work competencies using a knowledge, skills and attitudes framework. It is especially relevant for social workers beginning street work. It is also suitable for police officers, community members, government workers and others who have an interest in collaborating with agencies to support street children. 

Working with Girls: This module aims to explore the attitudes and value base of those who work with girls on the street. It provides a deeper understanding of the ‘lived experience’ of girls and the challenges they face. This is most suited to those already practising street work, who are looking to develop their understanding.

One-to-one Engagement: This module develops street workers’ abilities to engage with street-connected children on a one-to-one basis. The course teaches a range of techniques to build trusting relationships and tackle challenging situations. It is best suited to practitioners who have already completed the ISW course, or those who have considerable experience in street work practice.

Training of Trainers: This module equips street workers to pass on their skills and knowledge to others. This empowers organisations to grow their own capacity, and that of other organisations, in a cost-effective and sustainable way