An interactive workshop for health students to engage with Indigenous communities and learn about cultural safety.
Saturday 23 October 2027
10:30am - 1:00pm
Hogg St and, Tor St, Toowoomba City QLD 4350
Free
This engaging workshop offers health students a valuable opportunity to deepen their understanding of Indigenous culture and history. It is designed to foster respect, coexistence, and effective communication with Indigenous peoples, which is essential for healthcare practitioners.
Participants will explore the cultural history of Australia and gain insights into the challenges faced by Indigenous communities, particularly in healthcare. The session encourages active participation in efforts to close the healthcare gap.
The workshop is face-to-face, creating a supportive environment for learning and discussion.
During the session, attendees will learn about Indigenous history, health statistics, and the concept of cultural safety. Topics include kinship, family structures, and the impact of the Stolen Generation.
There will be a focus on the power of language in healthcare interactions, helping students to communicate more effectively and sensitively.
Space is limited and attendance is capped, with a waitlist available if the session is full. Participants are encouraged to email if they cannot attend.
The workshop takes place at the intersection of Hogg Street and Tor Street in Toowoomba City, Queensland 4350. This central location is accessible and convenient for local attendees.
Public transport and parking options are available nearby, making it easy for participants to attend.
The venue supports face-to-face learning, providing a comfortable setting for engagement and discussion.
Please note that this workshop is specifically tailored for health students and practitioners interested in Indigenous cultural training.
If you are unable to attend after booking, please notify the organisers via email to allow others to participate.
Attendance is limited to ensure quality interaction, so early booking is recommended.
Tickets must be booked in advance due to limited space. Details for booking are available through the event website.
The workshop is free to attend, making it accessible for students and professionals alike.
For cancellations or inquiries, contact via email is provided.
