Wolverhampton Safeguarding Together is hosting a one-hour online introduction to recognising stalking and referring people for specialist support. Black Country Women’s Aid will deliver the session through its West Midlands Stalking Support Service.
What the session covers
- Recognising stalking and assessing risk even when there are no explicit threats or signs of violence.
- Understanding how technology can be used to track or monitor someone, and considering whether the safety advice we give is appropriate.
- Keeping victims’ experiences central, knowing when to refer for specialist support and understanding the role of Independent Stalking Advocacy Caseworkers (ISACs).
When and where
Tuesday 8 December 2026, 12.30pm to 1.30pm, online.
How to book
Use the Wolverhampton Safeguarding Together event listing to book a place.