This course can be tailored to suit any workplace where employees wish to improve their understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and culture, and to offer appropriate and effective service delivery in a culturally safe environment.

Administrative, community services professionals and other professional and technical staff will enjoy learning in a culturally safe environment and be able to ask and talk about how to engage with First nations people, learn First Nations concepts, and participate within a cultural appropriate workplace.

Learning objectives include

• Increased awareness and understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories and cultures
• Increased knowledge of the impact of past government policies and practices on health and well-being (including colonisation, removal from land, and cultural dislocation)
• Increased confidence in identifying and communicating with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
• Increased skill in providing culturally appropriate services, developing care plans and care packages, and utilising Medicare Item numbers and referrals to maximise health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients
• Embedding Indigenous perspectives and culture in your workplace, by providing tools to deliver culturally appropriate activities to your clients and students
• and more...

The First Nations Cultural Awareness Training Program is in 3 modules right here online.

• Culture and Identities

  • Recognise the diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and their world views

• The past that shaped contemporary culture
  • Increased knowledge of the impact of past government policies and practices on health and well-being (including colonisation, removal from land, and cultural dislocation)
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• Our future together 
  • Increased skill in providing culturally appropriate services

Learning objectives include

• Increased awareness and understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories and cultures
• Increased knowledge of the impact of past government policies and practices on health and
  well-being (including colonisation, removal from land, and cultural dislocation)
• Increased confidence in identifying and communicating with Aboriginal and Torres Strait
  Islander people
• Increased skill in providing culturally appropriate services, 
• and more...

Perfect for Community-Community Services, Early Learning Teachers and Staff,  GOV, NGO and anyone seeking to do Cultural Capabilities Training.

Sunshine Coast Council, Morton bay Council, Noosa Council, University of the sunshine coast, Choice Passion Life, Sunshine Coast Falcons, Qld Camping and Conference Centres, Who's Centres, PHN,