CULTURAL AWARENESS TRAINING
Date & Time: Wednesday 25th May 2011 (9.30 am – 4.30 pm)
Venue: Positive Action in Housing, 98 West George Street, Glasgow, G2 1PJ
Course Outline:
This one day course will give you a deeper understanding of some of the key cultural differences and communication barriers affecting people including black minority ethnic communities. It will enhance your organisation's interpersonal communications. You will be able to recognise the needs of different groups of people and effectively adapt the approach you use with service users.
This course is highly participative, involving case studies, group exercises and open discussion. Course packs are comprehensive.
Who should attend?
Anyone who works with service users from diverse, multiracial backgrounds; anyone working in social work, housing, welfare, education, employment, health, community development or the justice system.
Course Outcomes:
By the end of the day you will:
- Understand the extent to which culture impacts the way in which we interact with one another
- Be able to describe some of the ways in which different groups of people may differ in terms of customs and practices, and ways of communicating;
· Know how to communicate effectively and overcome language barriers
- Be equipped to effectively review and update your organisation's policy and practice accordingly.
Latest Reviews:
'Course information was excellent and very knowledgeable. The trainer was also very knowledgeable and made the training course very enjoyable'
'Excellent coverage of topic and have knowledge and confidence to now put it into practice'
Cost (including refreshments and lunch suitable to your dietary requirements):
Non-members: £220
Community/voluntary organization's: £150
Members: £125
To book your place, please contact Ms Suki Sangha, Training Officer, Positive Action in Housing Ltd, 98 West George Street, Glasgow, G2 1PJ, Tel: 0141 353 2220, email suki@paih.org .
MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS: BEST PRACTICE STRATEGIES
Date/time: Thursday 9th June 2011 (9.30 am – 4.30 pm)
Venue: Positive Action in Housing, 98 West George Street, Glasgow, G2 1PJ
Course Outline
This course will give you an understanding of the signs and symptoms of the most common forms of mental illness. You will explore the range of factors in people's lives that can have a negative impact on their mental health. You will also explore the additional pressures which can affect people from refugee and new migrant communities. You will be able to identify appropriate support for those with mental health problems.
Who should attend?
This course is open to anyone looking to increase their knowledge of the barriers faced by people with mental health problems and the impact this can have on accessing services, employment and housing. It is particularly relevant to people working in social work, housing, welfare, education, employment, health and community development.
Course Outcomes:
By the end of the day you will:
· Understand and recognize the signs/symptoms of the most common forms of mental health problems
· Have a better awareness of the issues affecting people with mental health problems
· Learn about the adjustments that can be made to overcome the barriers or difficulties that can affect people's day to day lives.
· Be equipped to effectively review and update your organisation's policy and practice.
Latest Reviews:
'This course has given me an insight into some of the most common mental health issues. The information about asylum seekers was an eye-opener. Thoroughly enjoyed the day. Thanks you'
'Very well presented and the trainer was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. I could definitely recommend it to my colleague. Lunch was great!'
Cost: (including refreshments and lunch suitable to your dietary requirements):
Non-members: £220
Community/voluntary organisations: £150
Members: £125
To book your place, please contact Ms Suki Sangha, Training Officer, Positive Action in Housing Ltd, 98 West George Street, Glasgow, G2 1PJ, Tel: 0141 353 2220, email suki@paih.org .
New Training Workshops Coming Soon
June and July
New! Rights and Entitlements of EU Nationals (incl. A8 Nationals)
New Updates! Equality and Diversity: The New Single Equality Act
New! Rights and Entitlements of Refugees and Asylum Seekers
New! How to Campaign Workshop
New! Race Equality: How to Challenge Discrimination
(Dates will follow shortly. For more information e-mail suki@paih.org)
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