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NewUnderstanding the Social Model of Disability
Approximately 22% of the U.K.’s population consider themselves as having an impairment. More than half of households have a connection to a Disabled person. It wasn’t until the Disability Discrimination Act of 1995 that disability equality was truly addressed, whereby disabled people were included in the conversation about equality.
Disability Equality Training addresses how society affects a person with an impairment due to the barriers they often face. You will learn how disability is a social and human rights issue, rather than a medical problem.
Understanding the Social Model of Disability is a trending online course within our Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Series. At the Civil Service College, we tailor our courses to each attendee’s role and organisations, ensuring that each delegate gets the most out of the training. Our courses and trainers are continuously updated and evaluated to ensure that we are always delivering the best service possible.
People who employ, work with, live with or interact with disabled people.
Go above and beyond your training with new collaborative resources from our partnership with Kogan Page, an award-winning independent publisher of business books and content. Additional learning resources include print books, ebooks and online learning courses, which will take you through a journey experience of blended learning.
Civil Service College can deliver In-House training within your organisation that is exactly tailored to meet your individual training requirements.
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