Know how to access information, advice and support about diversity, equality, inclusion and discrimination
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Match the source of advice or support you could use to help you with the following equality and inclusion situations.
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Supporting those with speech disorders
Information about ADHD
Supporting a deaf person
Supporting a wheelchair user
ADDISS charity
British Sign Language website
Disabled Living Foundation
Speech and Language Therapist
Where might you find sources of information about diversity, equality and inclusion? Select the two correct answers.
A shopping centre
The local library
A gym
The internet
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It is important that you know where you can find additional , advice, and support about diversity, equality, and . This may be through your local authority, in government documentation, by training, or on numerous websites, including those that offer demonstrating good practice within the health and social care industry.
What is meant by discrimination? Select the correct answer.
Discrimination means treating someone unfairly because of perceived differences and prejudices about those differences.
Discrimination is when somebody accuses somebody else of a crime because they are of a different culture, gender or ability to the accuser.
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