[cma-l] Fwd: ‘Tales From The Trailers’ Accommodation, Health, Education and Mobility – TRAINING DAY – 27th February 2018, Bangor, North Wales
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From: TRAINING <training at romaniarts.co.uk>
Date: 12 December 2017 at 18:32
Subject: Re: ‘Tales From The Trailers’ Accommodation, Health, Education and
Mobility – TRAINING DAY – 27th February 2018, Bangor, North Wales
Dear all,
Any chance of some publicity?
Please forward to colleagues / your network and post where appropriate:
Here is the weblink that you need:
http://www.romaniarts.co.uk/tales-from-the-trailers-accommod
ation-health-education-and-mobility-training-day-27th-
february-2018-bangor-north-wales/
Here are the details below
*'Tales From The Trailers' Accommodation, Health, Education and Mobility -
TRAINING DAY*
The Romani Cultural & Arts Company are pleased to welcome participants on *27th
February 2018*, to a training day offering ‘an insider’s guide to
effectively working with Romani and Traveller communities'.
The Romani Cultural & Arts Company is unique - a Gypsy, Roma & Traveller
led organisation that develops the community it serves the communities from
the inside-out. We provide a deeper insights into working with Romani and
Traveller communities, in ways that are intended to enhance, improve and
support delivery of services *by your organisation*, in ways no other
training can.
*Who should attend this training?*
This course is *essential* for anyone interested in ensuring that *their
services are inclusive and accessible* for the *Romani and Traveller
*communities.
It would be particularly useful for those who work in planning, housing and
accommodation, equality, health, education, social services and the early
years.
*Why should you attend this training?*
It will support you to:
• Ensure effective engagement with the Romani andTraveller
communities in your local area, whilst improving your knowledge of the
complex cultural and historical issues that impact upon the relationships *you
wish to build*, to improve service delivery;
• Be understanding and informed in your interactions with
people from the Gypsy, Roma, Traveller communities
• Be better able to assess the service needs that address the
Gypsy, Roma, Traveller communities in Wales
*Aims*
- To increase awareness about the cultural, ethnic and historical
diversity in Wales;
- to address the issues, obstacles faced by and the needs of Romani and
Travellers in Wales;
- to encourage innovation and improvement in the delivery of services
and provision to Romani and Traveller communities, and
- to build trust and cooperation between Romani and Traveller
communities and local authority and other sector service providers.
*Learning Objectives*
- To achieve a broader and more comprehensive understanding of the needs
of GRT communities, from a local authority perspective;
- To develop a level of knowledge that will enhance and inform local
authority officers’ interactions with individuals and groups from the GRT
communities in their areas and localities;
- To introduce knowledge regarding the important differences between
Gypsy, Roma, Traveller communities and their cultures, languages and
origins, insofar as is useful to participants in the training, with the aim
of inspiring best practice and improving service delivery;
- To introduce to participants examples of community members who are
role models and who can challenge the prevailing stereotypes of Gypsies and
Travellers or the negative images of Roma, present in media and popular
press.
*Outcomes*
By the end the session participants will have:
- Increased their knowledge of the culture, traditions and history of
the Romani and Traveller communities (this includes a timeline of key
historical events and legislation);
- Developed an understanding of diversity within the Romani and
Traveller communities (including addressing the questions of who are
Gypsies, Roma and Travellers?);
- Increased their awareness regarding the obstacles, prejudice and
discrimination faced by Romani and Traveller communities in Wales more
widely across the UK and across Europe;
- Identified obstacles to access and attitudinal issues or barriers in
accessing education, health, employment, accommodation, justice and other
public services, that inhibit the delivery of quality provision to Romania
and Traveller people communities;
- Improved participants’ understandings of how to engage effectively
with the Romani and Traveller communities and what they can do to prevent
exclusion and ensure inclusion in the delivery of their services;
- Developed an approach that will put their learning into practice, in
the workplace;
- Established a baseline of knowledge and support that can be accessed
to assist other staff, officers and co-workers.
There will only be *50 places* available so please book early to avoid
disappointment. The cost for the day (to include light refreshments &
lunch) is *£145 per participant*, if you book before the *Wednesday 31st
January* and *£160 per participant* if you book between *Thursday 1st
February and Monday 26th February 2018*.
*Places will only be secured with a confirmed payment.*
The venue will be in Bangor, North Wales at The Management Centre, Bangor
Business School, College Road, Bangor LL57 2DG (Room D0:08) on *Tuesday
27th February 2018*.
The day will start at 09:30 and finish at 16:30, with refreshments included
for the workshop participants.
Please email for a booking form to: training at romaniarts.co.uk
We look forward to hearing from you,
Kushti Bok; be well
Good luck and good health
TRAINING
The Romani Cultural and Arts Company
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