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Social Care
FEBRUARY 23, 2022
Inclusion, acceptance and respect are all essential qualities in the world of social care, as much for those who provide services as they are for those who receive them. LGBT+ History Month is, therefore, the perfect opportunity to celebrate diversity across our sector. [Image created by freepik.com ]. Image created by freepik.com ].
Social Work With Adults
JUNE 14, 2023
and the vital role of inclusive social work practice Pride Month is a time to celebrate and honour the resilience, diversity, and accomplishments of the LGBT+ community. Adopting good social work practices is crucial for providing effective support and creating a safe and affirming environment for LGBT+ individuals.
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Relias
OCTOBER 8, 2021
Across the world, October 10 is hailed as World Mental Health Day. A program of the World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH), World Mental Health Day has been observed since 1992. World Mental Health Day is one way WFMH seeks to recognize the goals of this mission. Mental Health Inequities Across the U.S.
Stop Abuse Campaign
JUNE 30, 2022
States introduced a record of 238 bills in 2022 to limit the rights of LGBTQ people. These bills are proposed under the guise of parental rights, protecting children, or religious freedom. Any conversation, textbook, or educational materials on “LGBT problems or lifestyle” are prohibited in Tennessee’s public schools.
Social Work With Adults
MARCH 8, 2022
It seems entirely appropriate then, following February’s LGBT+ History Month, for International Women’s Day to make this year’s theme #BreakTheBias’, a call for the further empowerment of women – and of society as a whole. Let’s make sure they never forget it and together forge a new world of equality, compassion, peace and love.
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