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'Inclusive Service Standards', Centre for Cultural Diversity in Ageing
The Inclusive Service Standards provide a framework for culturally safe and inclusive service delivery, particularly in aged care. They offer training, self-assessment tools, and case studies to help organisations embed inclusivity and improve service practices.
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The Inclusive Service Standards provide a framework for delivering culturally safe and inclusive services, particularly in aged care.
Key Features:
- Standards framework: guides organisations in embedding inclusivity and cultural safety into service delivery.
- Training and tools: offers workshops, self-assessment tools, and practical guides to improve service practices.
- Case studies: highlights best practices in inclusive service delivery across diverse cultural contexts.
Why It Matters:
The Inclusive Service Standards help organisations ensure their services are accessible, respectful, and responsive to all communities.
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