June 23, 2021 · English · 1 hour · Free
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The Centre for Newcomers services for sexually and gender diverse newcomers grew from one person to a diverse team providing settlement services, mental health services, income support, career development, refugee coaching, and professional development training. The centre learned from its LGBTQ2S+ experience to replicate services more broadly to vulnerable persons and address COVID-19 pandemic issues. Its success and uniqueness was the basis for also hosting the National LGBTQ+ Guidelines project now involving participants from all regions of Canada. This webinar gives key programmatic factors and success data that can be replicated in other organizations.
Learning objectives
- Refugee services for sexually and gender diverse newcomers
- LGBTQI+ services and development of the National LGBTQ+ Guidelines Project
- Addressing COVID-19 Pandemic Issues and service provision
Audience: Healthcare and settlement practitioners
Speaker
Kelly Ernst, PhD
Vice President, Vulnerable Populations at Centre for Newcomers in Calgary, AB