Supporting Refugees with Disabilities
Supporting Refugees with Disabilities: An Introduction
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About this training
If you’re welcoming a family with known disabilities and have little to no experience working with individuals with disabilities, this course is for you. It offers a clear overview of inclusion, helping you build confidence and navigate this important area with greater understanding and empathy.
How will this course work
This is a self-paced e-learning course that you can complete in your own time. Our e-learning is designed to be simple, clear, and easy to follow, even if you’re not tech-savvy.
Who is this course for?
This course is for Community Sponsorship group members who would like to learn more about supporting refugees with disabilities.
Aims of this course:
- Understand disability as a category
- Explore top tips for effectively supporting people with disabilities
- Identify strategies to promote inclusivity
- Examine the intersection of culture and disability
- Learn about disability rights and benefits for refugees in the UK
About the development of this course
The course was developed with Kate McAuliff, a multidisciplinary consultant and researcher working at the intersection of disability and displacement. It was specially designed for Community Sponsorship groups who are welcoming refugee children or adults with disabilities and their families.
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How to access this course
This course is for anyone involved in Community Sponsorship looking to support people with disabilities.
In order to complete this course – you’ll need to join our Learnworlds academy and once you’ve registered you’ll be able to access a wealth of resources and other courses.
Click the button below to go to our Learnworlds platform and start understanding the range of disability support and benefits available.
Supporting people with disabilities
Have any questions?
Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about this course.
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