TESTIMONIALS
From participants of the independent Living Fund Scotland who attended disability equality, training in November 23
“Enlightened and more confident about how I can approach my role “
“feel more confident and informed”
“Better informed, and more aware of nuances in relation to terminology”
“Better informed, and more aware of nuances in relation to terminology”
“Omar’s personal life, experience, really added to the session and learning “
“Really enjoyed the group discussions”
“ Brilliant workshop, very well delivered“
“The day was really engaging and enjoyable“
“Omar is a great presenter personable and made the subject. Interesting“
“really good experience. The course is really complete, and Omar is brilliant“
“Lacks the opportunity to change the world, even though the course makes you want to “
“Good balance between context/background and activities. “
“Personal assistance is an important key for unlocking the door to independent living”
“I enjoyed it, Omar was great at leading and guiding us. I found both sessions very useful. I feel uplifted and really found encouragement in today’s session.”
“I enjoyed the break-out group discussions very much; especially when we were discussing the negativity of so much of the terminology used vis-à-vis disabled people.”
“I liked the training and thought it was useful for fundraising, particularly the medical / social models of disability. It was good to hear other people’s opinions and discuss this. It helped me look at the wider picture of disability. Specifically, I feel better informed about disabled people’s perspective.”
“There was plenty of opportunity for discussion. It was very useful to think about the different terminology as well as understanding things from people’s lived experiences.”
“I liked the training and thought it was useful for fundraising, particularly the medical / social models of disability. It was good to hear other people’s opinions and discuss this. It helped me look at the wider picture of disability. Specifically, I feel better informed about disabled people’s perspective.”
“There was plenty of opportunity for discussion. It was very useful to think about the different terminology as well as understanding things from people’s lived experiences.”
“Both sessions were great, very informative and interesting. I’ve learned so much about inclusive language and the models of disability. The videos/sketches were both great and very visual- made it easier to understand.”
About
OmarHaq
I offer Disability Equality Training (DET) to all types of businesses and organisations. As a disabled person, and trainer specialising in Disability Equality Training I aspire to challenge assumptions and perceptions held by society about disabled people. The ultimate purpose being to make society more equal and fair for all.