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Join us on our next online training session- 16-04-24 from 14-00 - 16.00 and gain and knowledge you need to become a more inclusive organisation... Click below for more information: https://buff.ly/3s0LgFD ALT TEXT: A trainee's hand hovers over a laptop that shows they are in the middle of a training session, as the screen shows a Bascule Disability Training logo. Around 15-20 faces of other trainees are displayed. Text on the image reads: Join us on our next online disability awareness training session and gain a firmer understanding of disability. NEXT SESSION 16-04-24 14.00-16.00 www.bascule.com #DisabilityAwarenessTraining #OnlineTraining #Training #Awareness #Disability #InclusiveBusiness #Inclusivity #AccessibleBusiness #Accessibility #DisabilityAware

Join us on our next online training session- 16-04-24 from 14-00 - 16.00 and gain and knowledge you need to become a more inclusive organisation... Click below for more information: https://buff.ly/3s0LgFD ALT TEXT: A trainee's hand hovers over a laptop that shows they are in the middle of a training session, as the screen shows a Bascule Disability Training logo. Around 15-20 faces of other trainees are displayed. Text on the image reads: Join us on our next online disability awareness training session and gain a firmer understanding of disability. NEXT SESSION 16-04-24 14.00-16.00 www.bascule.com #DisabilityAwarenessTraining #OnlineTraining #Training #Awareness #Disability #InclusiveBusiness #Inclusivity #AccessibleBusiness #Accessibility #DisabilityAware

DISABILITY AWARENESS TRAINING OPPORTUNITY This interactive online training, developed by Ross House member Travellers Aid Australia, is designed to improve participants’ understanding of, and confidence to communicate with, people with disability, both in the workplace and everyday life. To find out more information, please see below. #disabilityawareness #TravellersAid #onlinetraining #Upskill #disabilityinclusion #disability #training #communityengagement

Our training has been proven to immediately create a cultural shift that enables staff to feel more comfortable disclosing their disabilities in the workplace. If you are interested in creating a more inclusive culture, and more positive perception of disability- then our online and in person training can help... For our next online dates, head to https://lnkd.in/eGvuNqs8 to find out more about booking our in-person training contact info@bascule.com today. #OnlineTraining #DisabilityAwarenessTraining #Online #RemoteLearning #InclusiveBusiness #Disability #Learning #Iclusivity #Awareness #AccessibleBusiness #BasculeDisabilityTraining I.D- The image shows a quote displayed in a red box, with a large blue quotation mark to the left, that says: “We were very pleased to find that shortly after the training, a staff member felt comfortable enough to come to me and disclose the fact that they had a hidden disability.” The text is taken from a Bascule case study on Critical Software. The Bascule Disability Training logo is in the bottom right hand corner of the image.

💜 It's day 5 of Learning Disability Week💜 "Do you include me?" Including someone with a learning disability means more than just physical presence. It's about genuine engagement, respect, and understanding. Here are some key points to think about: 💜 Ensure that your language is clear and accessible. Be patient and listen actively. 💜 Treat everyone with dignity and respect. 💜 Recognise everyone’s unique strengths and contributions. 💜 Make environments accessible and supportive. This includes providing the necessary resources and adjustments. 💜 Encourage participation in activities and decision-making processes. 💜 Educate yourself and others about learning disabilities to break down misconceptions and barriers. By considering these points, we can create a more inclusive and supportive community for everyone. #LearningDisabilityWeek #DoYouSeeMe #EdenTogether #Wellbeing #Mencap #SpreadAwareness #SupportAndCelebrate

💡 Learning Disability Awareness Week 💡 This week, we’re raising awareness and understanding of learning disabilities, focusing on how we can support individuals to live fulfilling lives. Did You Know? 💡 -In the UK, approximately 1.5 million people have a learning disability. -People with learning disabilities are more likely to experience health issues and may find it harder to access healthcare. -Learning disabilities are different from learning difficulties; learning disabilities include diagnosis like down syndrome and fragile x syndrome, while learning difficulties include diagnosis such as dyslexia, dyspraxia and dyscalculia. By understanding these differences, we can better support individuals with learning disabilities, ensuring they receive the care and opportunities they need. Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments. How can we improve support for those with learning disabilities? #LearningDisabilityAwarenessWeek #Inclusion #Support

Did you know? Access to education and vocational training can significantly improve the quality of life for individuals with disabilities. Let’s work towards more inclusive educational opportunities. #inclusiveeducation #EmpowerThroughEducation #EducationForAll #sendchildren #LeaveNoOneBehind #disabilityrights

Today, let's celebrate the power of learning something new! 📚💡At Platinum Care Disability Services we believe that continuous learning is essential in providing the best support for individuals with disabilities. Whether it's mastering new techniques in therapy, understanding the latest NDIS guidelines, or exploring innovative ways to enhance our services, every bit of knowledge empowers us to make a greater impact.Why is learning important in disability support? It's not just about staying current; it's about deepening our empathy, refining our skills, and ultimately, improving the lives of those we serve. Each new insight opens doors to better solutions and more effective support strategies.🔍 Today, we challenge ourselves and our fellow support providers to embark on a learning journey. Whether it's attending a workshop, diving into online courses, or simply exploring new perspectives, every step counts. Let's grow together, learn together, and make a difference together.💬 Share with us: What new thing have you learned recently that has enhanced your support practice? Your stories inspire us all!#LearningEveryday #DisabilitySupport #NDIS #ContinuousLearning #Empowerment

We are taking one step at a time towards ensuring inclusive learning. SDG4's goal is to "ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all". How can this be if there is no inclusivity for neurodivergent individuals; or people who have either or both physical and cognitive learning difficulties? Giving the bare minimum in the name of inclusive learning is not acceptable. It must be a combined effort to ensure that everyone is given the best opportunity to learn.

Did you know that this week is Learning Disability Week ❓️ It is a week where people show what life is like if you have a learning disability. This year the theme is “Do you see me?” “Do you see me?” is about people with a learning disability being seen, heard and valued. Being valued means that people are respected by others, and their views and feelings are listened to. We want Learning Disability Week to be about: ✅️Celebrating the things that people with a learning disability do. ✅️Challenging the barriers that people with a learning disability face. Here at The Robin Centre we try to remove as many barriers as we can that stops an adult from doing something. The person is the focus of everything we do, as well as everything we intend to do at our day centre. Our purpose is to change people’s lives by empowering them with the skills they need to live as fulfilling a life as they possibly can. We do this by providing a safe, supportive, fun and friendly day centre environment to learn new skills which will change their lives. Our philosophy is that members will learn much more if they take more enjoyment from their learning. Our team work hard to compile and develop fun and educational activities which allows them to develop these vital skills without knowing that the activity was skill based. We’ve found this approach to be very successful and prevents the member from viewing The Robin Centre as a school or a place of work. Instead, they view the centre as a safe, fun and friendly place to be. Let's tell everybody about Learning Disability Week 2024! #learningdisabilityweek #learningdisabilities #removingbarriers #creatingawareness #robincentre