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Run by Belfast Health and Social Care Trust and Queens University Belfast
Queen's University Belfast and Belfast Health and Social Care Trust are coming together during Good Relations Week to share how they're working to promote equality, inclusion and positive community relations, and the difference this makes for patients, se
The event is for Queens University Students! Join Queen's University Belfast (a University of Sanctuary) and Belfast HSC Trust (a Trust of Sanctuary) on Wednesday 14 October for a special Good Relations Week event celebrating this year's theme, Include.
Hear colleagues from across health, social care and higher education share practical examples of how they are advancing equality, diversity, inclusion and positive community relations - and the difference this work makes to students, patients, service users and staff.
This joint event offers an opportunity to exchange ideas, learn from inclusive practice across both organisations and explore how we can all help create services, workplaces and communities where everyone feels valued and included.
Date: Wednesday 14th October
Time: 2-4.30pm (Refreshments available from 1.30pm)
Venue: Lecture Theatre 1, MBC
We look forward to seeing you there!
Belfast Health and Social Care Trust and Queens University Belfast
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