Unit 4 Equality and Diversity

NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Equality and Diversity Unit 4 aliveness in diverse communities perspicacity You should use this file to complete your Assessment. The frontmost thing you need to do is save a copy of this document, either onto your computer or a disk Then regulate through your Assessment, remembering to save your work regularly When youve finished, print out a copy to keep for reference Then, go to www. vision2learn. com and send your completed Assessment to your teacher via your My Study field make sealed it is clearly attach with your name, the course title and the Unit and Assessment number.Name 1. Describe a range of appropriate investigative methods that can be used to look for diversity in a conjunction. Range of age. Sex male to pist ill fortuneate ratio. Different religion/faiths, marital status marriage & divorce statistics. Ethnicity i. e. which cultural group is most prominent & Education etc. This education for exemplification can be source d by cominging census information, the internet & also through observational data 2. Using one (or more) of the methods you adumbrate in movement 1, describe the extent of diversity that comprises indoors your community.You should illustrate your work with nigh actual data such as statistics or desktop research. Statistics for the building block of BD4 argona on religion All People face Persons 17497 Christian look at Persons 3892 Buddhist wager Persons 8 Hindu Count Persons 158 Judaic Count Persons 7 Muslim Count Persons 10310 Sikh Count Persons 744 either another(prenominal) religion Count Persons 18 No religion Count Persons 896 give not stated Count Persons 1464 Statistics for the whole of BD4 bea on Marital status All People Count Persons 17497 Single (never married) Count Persons 9213 Married (first marriage) Count Persons 5982 Re-married Count Persons 404 Separated (but still leg eithery married) Count Persons 461 Divorced Count Persons 628 Wid owed Count Persons 809 3.Using one (or more) of the methods you outlined in Question 1, describe the range of services and agencies that exist indoors your local anesthetic community to support diversity. Bradford Refugee Forum This is run by the northerly Refugee Centre in Sheffield. The City of Bradford itself has a population estimated at just over half a million, 22% of which is BME. This makes Bradford one of Englands melt d testify pots with a significant BME presence. Beginning 1960s, the importation of migrant labour by and large from South Asia to work in the citys kick upstairsing material industry resulted in a big concentration of the Pakistan community. The city was rocked by race riots in 1995 and 2001.It also experienced increasing inflows of asylum seekers, refugees and migrants from every(prenominal) over the globe especially from Afghanistan, Iraq, Zimbabwe, Somalia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Iran, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Estonia a nd other EU states. It is against this background that BRF was formed with a broad remit to win a strong voice for the refugee and asylum community and to achieve this by ensuring active representation of these communities at various strategic forums in political, stinting and socio-cultural organizations. Closely allied to this commitment, was the need for empowering these communities through effective learning and phylogeny and the payy of wanted information to the right people, at the right while and place. Through this strategy, barriers to essential services would be unlocked and the potential for tender integration enhanced.Additionally, it was hoped that building capacity in the asylum and refugee community, would increase opportunities for individuals to grow their skills, knowledge and competencies as well as their income earning potential. Olive Branch combining Olive Branch cartel was established in 1983 to invest in the local community of South Bradford, West Yor kshire. Over the years the Trust has giving considerably and now focuses on 2 main areas of work, namely the Family and the Youth. The Trust employs many people and these are availed by numerous complete and dedicated volunteers In 2001 the Trust also became a Limited Company, and accordingly in 2008/9 Community Interest Companies were formed to better deliver the services to our clients.There are now 2 companies namely Emerge CIC (Youth /Education Services) and BD4 CIC (services to the Family). Whereas the initial focus was our city of Bradford they now brook services to those further afield. Drug & Alcohol Counselling Within Bradford in that respect are several ecesiss offering help with drug and alcohol problems, organisations equal the Council and the Health Authority and specialist voluntary organisations. They can give help from practical advice and information to counselling and prescribing. Support and advice can also be given to families of people with alcohol and drug problems. All the organisations work most together and use each others special skills.If you contact one organisation and its workers feel another organisation could help you more, they will discuss this with you. entirely you are welcome to contact any of the organisations. 4. Using one (or more) of the methods you outlined in Question 1, provide a wide range of examples (at to the lowest degree 20) of physical signs that show there is diversity within your community. Include examples relating to Religion Ethnicity Age Disability Gender 1-Shop signage in dual language 2-Different places of idolise 3-Large sum total of mobility aid shops 4-More asian dress shops 5-Halal butchers 6-Charity shops for overseas aid 7-Few side of meat speaking schools -Large amount of interpreter agencies 9-Few English speaking shop workers 10-Increased amount of asian food warehouses 11-Very few white/british families in area 12-More male shop/factory workers than female 13-More small fa mily run businesses orifice 14-More asian familes moving into empty houses 15-More single males in area 16-Lack of Christmas jubilation in area 17-Restaurant more suited to asian community 18-Solicitors specialising in immigration needs 19-Shop opening times to fit in with community prayers 20-Very few churches but increased number of mosques 5. Describe the types of inequality that could exist within a community. Report on your findings.As displayed in the tables in Q1 it shows that the Muslim community has more followers in the BD4 area than all other religions put together, it also shows that over half of the locality are single persons. 6. Describe the threats that exist to equality and diversity within the community, victimisation examples of intolerance and extremism. The Bradford Council for Mosques agreed that Muslims had a negative image in British society. A spokesman said The entire British Muslim community gets accuse for the misguided actions of a few. The gross mis conceptions about Islam make British Muslims an diffuse target for blame. Bradford West MP Marsha Singh said There is growing Islamaphobia and it has grown since 7/7 but what we need to do is make sure people keep it in perspective. (Telegraph & Argus January 2011)As Pakistan comes out of trine days of official mourning following the assassination of Salman Taseer, governor of the Punjab state and a senior member of the Pakistan Peoples Party, people in Bradford are angry and anxious. Senior public figures among Muslims in Bradford are relate that Pakistan may be in the grip of religious intolerance that may be a threat to their own friends and family. Ishtiaq Ahmed, spokesman for Bradford Council for Mosques, was in Pakistan a two weeks ago with his wife. He says People there micturate no trust in the authorities with regard to law or justice. If something goes wrong, they dont call the police. When you have that level of distrust, people take the law into their own hands. (Telegraph & Argus January 2011) 7.Research the range of support services and networks that exist within the local community to support diversity and explain the specific roles they unravel out and the users they support. This task should be completed for each of the following a) world sector organisations Bradford Royal Infirmary NHS hospital for use of any persons needing treatment. roll hall medical examination practice offers a full range of medical services to the communities of South Bradford. Our two male and four female doctors have extensive experience within the NHS, and hold various surgeries throughout the day. HolmeWood depository library Library for community residents. b) Charitable and voluntary organisationsWillow Foundation the only(prenominal) bailiwick charity that provides psychological and emotional support for seriously ill 16 to 40 year olds through the provision of special day experiences. St Vincent de Paul Society SVP Community Shops provide an other point of access to SVP services for those most in need. The SVP operates 29 community shops across England and Wales. The shops are situated in areas of deprivation and serve local communities, providing low make up goods and household items to disadvantaged individuals and families, offering a listening ear, and where appropriate, arranging for local SVP members to visit those most in need. c) Self-help groupsAlzheimers society Available to anyone for dementia information Action for the blind Action for Blind People is a national charity providing free and confidential support for blind and partially sight people in all aspects of their lives. One call to Action direction help with anything from finding a job, applying for benefits, housing issues to information on local services. UK chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia Forum The UKs only specific forum for patients, families, friends and carers of those diagnosed with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia Once you have completed this Assessment, go to www. vision2learn. com and send your work to your tutor for marking.