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Toucan Diversity Training
Toucan Diversity Training Ltd is a not-for-profit organisation that provides equality training in order to promote social inclusion for disabled people. We are an award-winning, user-led social enterprise based in Portsmouth.
Our training is designed and delivered by our team of accredited trainers who all have first-hand experience of a disability.
Employees at all levels of your organisation probably need to be better informed about disability, including the practical issues that might arise.
Disability Equality Training will extend their understanding and
help them capitalise on the value that disabled customers and employees bring.
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meet Our amazing trainers
About our training Team
Our training is designed and delivered by an accredited team of trainers who all have lived experiences of a disability. They are accredited to Level 3 in Education and Training. Our trainers will help your staff gain the confidence and awareness to work with and assist your disabled staff members or clients effectively.
Disability Equality Training
20% of the UK population has some kind of impairment. Disability equality training is therefore, vital for anyone working in any industry. Our trainers will help you to make practical changes to ensure all people are included and treated equally
Disability Awareness Training
Toucan Diversity currently offer disability awareness training on various impairments, including visual impairment, autism and Invisible Impairment. Our awareness sessions are facilitated by accredited trainers, who have direct and personal experience of the impairment they focus on.
Autism Awareness Training
About 700,000 people in the UK live with autism. This will include your employees, colleagues, customers, pupils and service users. Our training aims to give participants a basic understanding of how people with autism relate to the world around them.
Visual Impairment Training
In the UK, almost 2 million people are living with sight loss. Of these, around 360,000 are registered blind or partially sighted. This will include your employees, colleagues, customers, pupils or service users.
Invisible Disability Awareness
Invisible disabilities are impairments that are not immediately physically visible. It is estimated that around 80% of the UK’s disabled population have invisible disabilities. This training aims to…
Inclusive Employment
Disabled people face discrimination when looking for employment. Though there have been improvements, disabled people are twice as likely to be unemployed than non-disabled people. Disabled people who find a job are likely to be paid less than….
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