LGBTQ+ Awareness in Care
Learn how to support LGBTQ+ individuals in later life with inclusive, compassionate, and respectful care. This course covers key topics like LGBTQ+ history, inclusive language, intersectionality, and safeguarding, helping you ensure dignity and respect for all.

Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Awareness of LGBTQ+ history and culture
- Language, terminology, and communication skills
- Legal framework, human rights, and ethics in LGBTQ+ care
- Understanding family, kinship, and community structures
- Strategies for challenging discrimination, oppression, and violence
- Intersectionality in LGBTQ+ ageing
- Providing support and care for LGBTQ+ individuals with dementia
- Understanding the role of LGBTQ+ carers
- Trans and non-binary affirming care practices
- Safeguarding LGBTQ+ adults in later life
- Supporting sexuality and intimacy in later life
- Understanding HIV and LGBTQ+ ageing


Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Awareness of LGBTQ+ history and culture
- Language, terminology, and communication skills
- Legal framework, human rights, and ethics in LGBTQ+ care
- Understanding family, kinship, and community structures
- Strategies for challenging discrimination, oppression, and violence
- Intersectionality in LGBTQ+ ageing
- Providing support and care for LGBTQ+ individuals with dementia
- Understanding the role of LGBTQ+ carers
- Trans and non-binary affirming care practices
- Safeguarding LGBTQ+ adults in later life
- Supporting sexuality and intimacy in later life
- Understanding HIV and LGBTQ+ ageing


Modules
- LGBTQ+ awareness and affirming practice
- Health and wellbeing in later life
- Personalised care and support
- Religion, spirituality, and sexuality in later life
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Frequently Asked Questions
LGBTQ+ awareness in care means understanding diverse sexual orientations, gender identities, language, rights and experiences to provide respectful, inclusive and person-centred care.
LGBTQ+ inclusive care promotes dignity, equality, safety and wellbeing. It helps care professionals recognise discrimination, respect individual identities and provide appropriate support.
Trans and non-binary affirming care respects a person’s gender identity, name and pronouns. It promotes dignity, privacy, safety and person-centred support without discrimination.
LGBTQ+ dementia care should respect identity, relationships, chosen family, personal history and preferences. Care workers should avoid assumptions and provide inclusive, person-centred support.
LGBTQ+ discrimination can be challenged through respectful communication, inclusive policies, safeguarding, education and appropriate reporting. Care workers should promote equality, dignity and human rights.
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