Welcome...
What
is Disability
Awareness Training? It simply means giving people the
knowledge required to carry out a job or task, separating good
practice from poor. It is no longer enough for staff to know that
discrimination is unlawful or where the accessible toilet is
located. You and your staff must be aware of the broader needs
of a range of people with different disabilities, and the
appropriate language and etiquette to communicate with them.
The training sessions presented by Frances Finucane
Butler are interactive, and encourage
participants to share their experiences of disability.
Using a range of experiential methods, Frances guides
participants as they gain insight into a whole range of challenging disability
issues, something which other 'packaged' training sources may not
provide.
Training is
customised to meet the needs of the client organisation. A typical
session
will include group activities, exercises, digital slides, video
presentations and open floor discussions. To facilitate different
schedules, training can be adjusted to a half-day session but a
minimum of one-day is recommended.
"My goal is to
empower people to develop their environmental
and attitudinal awareness which will assist in providing the
best access for people with disabilities, make sound
decisions and identify any negativity or barriers which may cause a person with a disability
to be isolated or segregated."
Frances Finucane Butler’s Approved Training Programmes have been
placed on the FÁS
/ EI National Register of Trainers.
The registration number of Frances Finucane Butler is 902223 and the
registration expiry date is 27/04/2008.
If you would like more information on any of the training services
referred to on this website, you may
click
here for a
contact form.
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