Culturally Safe & Respectful Practices Workshop | Karratha

Half day workshop focused on culturually safe practice for any person working in the disabilty services sector.

The workshop will cover:

• significance of country, culture and spirituality
• signficance of family and kinship
• impact of colonisation on Aboriginal health today
• Aboriginal perspective of disabilty
• influences on Aboriginal participations in disability services
• communicating and engaging with Aborignal people

The workshop is a collaboration between Karratha Central Healthcare and WA Centre for Rural Health and will be delivered by Associate Lecturer Annette McVicar. Annette is a Mununjali/Minjungbal woman from the YUgambeh language region of south-east Queensland. She provides valuable guidance on implementing culturally safe and respectful healthcare practices when interacting with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals, offering practical tips and recommendations.

This is a FREE event – express interest here