preview

1.1 Explain Models Of Practice That Underpin Equality, Diversity And Inclusion

Decent Essays

1.1 Explain models of practice that underpin equality, diversity and inclusion in own area of re-sponsibility. In my role I have to work with many diverse individuals. As individuals we all have our own set of values, beliefs, faith and desires. This makes as all different and unique. No matter what makes us an individual, we all have the right to have the same opportunities and to be treated fairly. In my role I should be an example to the laws and company policy, that set out best practice for equality and diversity. And ensure this is promoted in the workplace. Under the Equality Act 2010 there are protected characteristics. These are age, race, disability, sex, gender, marriage, pregnancy, religion, and sexual orientation. It is against …show more content…

It to be fair and equal and be able to have the same chances and access to a service that any-one would have. An example is the service ensures information is available in the individual choice of language so they are supported to be able to make an informed choice relating to their care. Diversity Diversity is being unique, different an individual. We all have different beliefs, needs, wishes and desires and this makes us who we are. Individuals have the right to be supported in a manner they find acceptable no matter whether you share the same beliefs or not. This could be access to a talking news paper if your blind, So you are still aware of news around the world and still able to feel a part of society. Diversity is valuing and empowering people to succeed in their life choices. Inclusion Inclusion is ensuring that everyone has the same opportunities it’s removing barriers that could limit an individual to services, care, support or life chances just because of a ‘protected characteristics’. This could be no access to a building for a wheelchair user. It is expected under the Equality Act 2010 that any service that deals with the public should provide adequate accessibility to someone in a wheelchair and reasonable adjustment should be

Get Access