DIVERSE EXPERIENCES OF AGEING IN AUSTRALIA:

Name: DIVERSE EXPERIENCES OF AGEING IN AUSTRALIA:
Start: 2023-09-26T09:00:00+0800
End: 2023-09-26T11:00:00+0800
Location: William Street Family Therapy Centre

Tue, 26 Sep 2023, 9am - 11am AWST

William Street Family Therapy Centre

mount lawley, australia

Mary Gurgone, Deputy Chair of the Association for Culturally Appropriate Services (AfCAS)

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ASSOCIATION for CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE SERVICES

invites you to explore diverse experiences of ageing in Australia

TAKING CARE OF THE ELDERLY: A MUSLIM PERSPECTIVE

Professor Samina Yasmeen is Director of Centre for Muslim States and Societies and Head, Department of International Relations, Asian Studies and Politics in the School of Social Sciences, the University of Western Australia (UWA), Perth. She is a specialist in political, and strategic developments in South Asia (particularly Pakistan), the role of Islam in world politics, and citizenship among immigrant women. Among her many achievements is the large-scale study she undertook on the Settlement Needs of Muslims living in Perth Metropolitan Area in the 1990s. Read more about her at https://www.uwa.edu.au/Profile/Samina-Yasmeen.

INDIAN EXPERIENCES OF AGEING IN AUSTRALIA: Ram Bansal, AfCAS Committee Member, has 35+ years’ experience as a business owner, having run businesses in India, New Zealand and Australia. He has been connected to and on the board of various community organisations for 30+ years. Currently, he is president of Narayan Seva Sansthan, a registered Australian charity, primarily working in India and Africa, transforming lives in many ways such as providing free education and meals, special guided education to the deaf and dumb, teaching life skills to the visually impaired and professional skill development of the differently-abled.

The presentations will be partiularly of interest to those who deal with diverse communities in providing services in aged care settings, community settings or business settings. The needs of elderly Muslims and Indians will be explored by drawing upon stories and observations in Australia and in their home countries.

DATE: TUESDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER, 2023;

TIME: 9am – 10.30am followed by the AGM 10.30am-11am);

VENUE: 544 WILLIAM ST, MT LAWLEY. W.A. - FREE street parking;

COST: $10 ($5 for AfCAS MEMBERS & STUDENTS, FREE for unwaged);

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Mary Gurgone (Email info@afcas.net OR Mobile: 0413 619 748)

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The Association for Culturally Appropriate Services (AfCAS) is committed: To actively foster and support organisations to provide culturally appropriate services for the CALD population regardless of geographic location or diversity of needs. To foster a collaborative approach to member organisations to provide culturally appropriate services Facilitate access to specialised services for member organisations to support CALD clients, e.g. translating and interpretation, financial/reporting services. To promote and support members to establish and deliver culturally appropriate services Build capacity of the CALD service sector to be resilient and sustainable To advocate for improved quality, accountability and accessibility for delivery of services to the CALD community To work in partnership with other key agencies to avoid duplication of CALD services and promote efficient use of available resources.