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NEW! Chemsex Essentials online workshop - Tuesday 24th November 2020. £50 or FREE for people working in services in Lambeth Southwark or Lewisham. Find out more and BOOK HERE
London Friend can provide a range of support for professionals who need to consider LGBT issues or develop service provision for this group. Under the Equality Act 2010 publicly funded service providers such as health services now have a duty to consider the needs of LGBT people when planning and delivering their services, and ensure that their staff have an understanding of how to work with these communities sensitively and effectively.
We provide training in the following areas:
- Improving LGBT Competence
- Developing Trans Competence
- Chemsex & Working with LGBT Drug and Alcohol Users
- Developing an LGBT Support Strategy
- Healthy LGBT Lives
London Friend's training is designed to equip commissioners, managers and front-line staff with the knowledge and practical skills they require to engage with LGBT issues and service users in a supportive way, whilst ensuring services meet their responsibilities under the law.
London Friend training can also support local authority and public health leads in the planning, development, and delivery of Joint Strategic Needs Assessments (JSNA) and Joint Health and Well-Being Strategies (JHWS), ensuring LGBT issues are included and local populations are adequately provided for. We can also provide practical advice on engaging LGBT people with local planning and scrutiny such as Health Watch and the NHS Equality Delivery System.
Our training days are a fun and easy way to improve your LGBT awareness, keep up to date with emerging trends and new legislation, and ensure that you can provide the best support to your LGBT service users. All of our training can be adapted to suit individual needs, and we can provide bespoke training and consultancy to help your organisation address specific needs and develop its reputation with LGBT clients.
To discuss the training needs of your organisation please contact Monty Moncrieff on 020 7833 1674 or email.
