Who is it for?
Voluntary and Community Sector frontline organisations who want to learn how to use human rights and equality documents to make the case for their services and improve their work.
What is it about?
In the UK there are several documents that set out recommendations for Equalities and Human Rights. Not all of these are legally binding but they are tools that you can use to protect the rights of your service users, improve your own practice as an organisation and to make the case for the continued provision of the services that you provide.
This training covers: The Equalities Act 2010, the Public Sector Equality Duty 2011, CEDAW, the Localism Act 2011, using Judicial Review and influencing The Police Commissioners Action Plans.
This training will help you increase your knowledge of the pieces of current human rights and equalities documents that are referred to in the UK, raise your awareness of how they are relevant to your service users and give you the skills to use them to make the case for your organisation and the services you provide.
In the training we will:
What will you take away?
If you do not fulfill the above criteria the following applies:
Please note that we can only allow one participant per organisation for this training session. Thank you for your understanding.
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