Toyah Wordsworth's aim is to raise disability equality by offering education and support to teachers, young people, employers and employees of all ages. The goal of my workshops is to increase awareness and understanding of disabled people, and how to treat everyone equally. This will break down barriers, reduce segregation, and create a more inclusive community. Toyah is dedicated to providing disability equality workshops to all schools, colleges, youth projects, out of school activity groups, and workplaces to uphold the requirements of the disability equality duty. Workshops delivered to young people within education can cover parts of the national curriculum: • PSHE at Key Stages 1 & 2 (ages 5-11) and 3 & 4 (ages 11-16). • Citizenship key stage 2, 3, & 4 for personal social and emotional development, encompassing knowledge and understanding of the world. • AS &A2 Level Health and Social Care • Further and Higher Education Health and Social Care etc. Workshops delivered to employers/employees within their workplace will cover learning objectives such as: • The difference between disability and impairment • The barriers faced by disabled people and their role in challenging those barriers • The social model and how to apply it within their role • Choice, control, and independent living as defined by disabled people • How to work in a more empowering way Language and political landscapes change overtime, however disability equality is not about political correctness, it is about skills and knowledge. People with the right skills and knowledge in society will treat disabled and non-disabled people equally.
Equal Equality Promote your Page too		Toyah Wordsworth