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NRC's Cultural Competency Training Results: February 2011 - February 2012
 July 2012 | National Resource Center on LGBT Aging
“After the trainings, participants showed high levels of knowledge about how to make an environment safe and welcoming to older adults who are LGBT.”
Cultural competence training is part of the National Resource Center’s effort to empower and support providers within the aging network and LGBT organizations to make changes to better serve LGBT older adults and ensure that these older adults have necessary services and supports to successfully age in community. This document highlights results from an evaluations of the trainings delivered between February 2011 and February 2012 Watch in Separate Window |
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Supporting Direct Care Workers in Caring for Aging LGBT Individuals This brief provides a succinct overview of the challenges that LGBT older adults face when attempting to access direct care services, and recommends concrete actions that lawmakers, administrators and direct care workers can take to effect permanent changes in public policies and attitudes that will improve long-term care for LGBT older adults. See more: Caregiving, Culturally Competent Care and Training, Aging Providers, LGBT Organizations, LGBT Older Adults |
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