Caritas Salford: Neurodiversity Awareness session
About the session:
About the session:
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Join Shoosmiths at this interactive training webinar where we will cover:
This training course will involve practical case studies, quizzes and the opportunity to ask questions.
Who should attend?
Join Shoosmiths for this interactive training webinar, which will cover:
This training course will involve practical case studies, quizzes and the opportunity to ask questions.
Who should attend?
It’s estimated that around 15% of the UK population is neurodivergent. Understanding neurodiversity and taking steps to better support it in workplaces can benefit both employers and employees.
This webinar is for employers wanting to learn more about neurodiversity.
This free to attend event covers:
Are you an LGBTQ+ person living in Greater Manchester who's passionate about equality and wants to make a difference for the communities you represent?
Join the LGBTQ+ Equality Panel and help shape queer inclusive policy in Greater Manchester.
Two open days are being hosted on 21st September (online) and 5th October (in-person at LGBT Foundation) 12pm-2pm where you can learn more about the panel and apply to join. Sign up here
The Deputy Mayor would like to invite you to a Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise and Equality Panel Partners Event.
This is a unique opportunity to get the VCFSE and Equality Panels together to shape how we can continue to ‘stand together’ to keep people safe in Greater Manchester and reset the Police, Crime and Community Safety Plan for the new electoral term that will run until 2029.
Promoting and delivering an inclusive work environment is crucial for fostering a positive culture, improving the wellbeing of staff and generating productive outcomes. Over the past few years, more and more charities are committing to EEDI (equity, equality, diversity, inclusion) and taking steps to become fully diverse and inclusive, which is fantastic news for the sector.
This free workshop is for researchers and others interested in fair and meaningful public involvement and engagement with underserved communities. The workshop will challenge you to walk a mile in the shoes of a community champion and, guided by their voices, forge a path to working alongside them in the best possible way.
Refreshments will be provided. For any access requirements, please contact us at [email protected]
These meetings are a chance for GM Ethnic Communities Network members and allies to connect, share experiences and learn from one another as well as hear from guest speakers on relevant topics.
Free refreshments and a vegetarian lunch will be provided.
You can find out more about the GM Ethnic Communities Network here