Overview

Twenty one percent (21%) of the total direct care workforce identify as being from a culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) background. This workshop builds capability in managers and team leaders to be more responsive and confident when working with culturally diverse workers and team members. Culturally responsive practice training is a reflective process that will help leaders gain an insight into their own culture, behaviour and work practices. It will build awareness on how leaders can play a role in creating safe and inclusive work environments and harness the power of diversity within their team members.

Content includes:

Defining diversity and inclusion
A framework for culturally responsive practice
Unpacking ‘culture’ and finding the common ground to work collaboratively
Managing unconscious bias
Intersectionality and addressing disadvantage
Strategies for building workplace inclusion

Event Details

Date: 15 May 2024, Wednesday
Time: 10:00am to 12:00pm
Venue: Online via Zoom
Cost: Free for Home Care Providers in NSW & ACT
Please contact us prior to the event for any for accessibility requirements.
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Who should attend: Managers and team leaders of home care providers in NSW/ACT

About this Workshop:

This workshop is being made available through the NSW/ACT Home Care Workforce Support Program funded by the Federal Government, delivered by SSI. The workshop has been organised by SSI Diversity Training. We provide learning experiences that transform how people respond to diversity in ways that are thought-provoking, inspire curiosity, and build confidence to engage more effectively with the culturally diverse communities. We support non-government, government, and corporate sectors to meet their inclusion goals. Our experience and expertise are grounded in SSI’s 20+ years of experience as a leading provider of services to multicultural communities.

📧 Contact us

For more information, please contact Mohsen Joyan at mjoyan@ssi.org.au

SSI acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.