Greater London Domestic Violence Project Working to end domestic violence in Greater London by supporting direct service providers and promoting joint working an invitation to the launch of the Westminster Domestic Violence Forum SCHOOLS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENTION PACK - building healthy relationships and safer communities - Tuesday 1st October, 2002 from 10.00am - 12.30 (including buffet lunch) at the Abbey Community Centre, 34 Great Smith Steet, London SW1 Produced by Thangam Debbonaire (freelance trainer/consultant), in association with the Forum and six Westminster schools, this innovative pack addresses why schools benefit from teaching domestic violence prevention skills to their pupils. The pack is in three sections: What do we mean by domestic violence? Practical exercises for teaching related issues in schools Resources and information. Speakers: Anna Raeburn: journalist / presenter - why do prevention work with young people? Thangam Debbonaire: How can this pack help schools, and how to use it. Anna Jakubiak & Neda Medinejad: why parents support this innitiative in Westminster Ekow Armah: PSHE curriculum - how this pack can support it. Angela Piddock: Head Teacher Wilberforce Primary School - schools and community. The Pack will be available for purchase Please book me a place to attend the launch of the Westminster Domestic Violence Forum 'Domestic Violence Prevention Pack' on Tuesday 1st October, 2002. Name: Agency: Telephone: Email: Send to:  Vicky Grosser, WDVF, Queens Park FSU, 604 Harrow Rd, London W10 4NJ Tel:  020 8960 3266   -   Fax:  020 8960 3267   -   Email:  queensparkfsu@fsu.org.uk N.B. Copies of: 'Building Healthy Relationships and Safer Communities: Executive Summary of the Final Report of a Westminster Domestic Violence Forum Project in Schools to Prevent Domestic Violence' 'Building Healthy Relationships and Safer Communities: The Final Report of a Westminster Domestic Violence Forum Project in Schools to Prevent Domestic Violence' are also available.