The course on Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in Adult Care is tailored to enhance the skills of carers in promoting an inclusive and respectful environment within adult care settings.

It starts by emphasising person-centred and outcomes-based practice, ensuring that caregivers tailor their approaches to the individual needs and desired outcomes of those they support. The course progresses to focus on fostering positive outcomes and overall wellbeing, detailing how to actively promote the health and wellbeing of individuals under care. It explores the importance of building and maintaining healthy relationships in supporting these goals and delves into specific aspects of caregiving and support. Finally, it addresses the recognition and support of individuals’ sexuality and relationship needs, highlighting the importance of acknowledging and respecting diverse aspects of identity and personal relationships.

Who is it for?

This course is ideal for professionals working in adult care settings, such as caregivers, social workers, and healthcare providers who aim to adopt a more inclusive and effective approach to care. It is also valuable for those involved in policy-making or management within healthcare services, who are responsible for embedding equality, diversity, and inclusion principles into their practices.