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Introduction to Indigenous Cultural Care

Support Through Understanding

Embark on a transformative journey with our 6-hour micro-certification, "Introduction to Indigenous Cultural Care." This course is designed to introduce professionals, caregivers, and community workers to the rich, diverse, and unique histories and cultures of Indigenous peoples. Participants will gain the foundational knowledge and skills necessary to provide culturally sensitive care, understand community-specific needs, and apply cultural care approaches that respect and enhance the well-being of Indigenous individuals. 

Course Objectives:

  • Understand Indigenous Histories and Cultures: Explore the profound histories, diverse cultures, and significant contributions of Indigenous communities around the world.
     
  • Learn Cultural Care Approaches: Discover how to integrate culturally respectful practices and approaches into your professional and personal interactions with Indigenous communities.
     
  • Resource Identification: Identify and utilize resources that support a deeper understanding and implementation of cultural care tailored to individual community needs.

What You Will Learn

  • Foundational Knowledge: Develop a comprehensive understanding of Indigenous worldviews, traditions, and the impacts of colonization on contemporary realities.
     
  • Cultural Sensitivity: Learn key principles of cultural humility and relational respect to effectively engage and communicate with Indigenous communities.
     
  • Practical Application: Build skills in applying cultural care approaches that enhance the mental, emotional, and cultural well-being of Indigenous individuals and families.
     
  • Community-Specific Strategies: Identify and use culturally relevant tools and strategies designed to meet the specific needs of each community while supporting holistic wellness.
     

Who This Course Is For

This training is ideal for:

  • Frontline workers, educators, and healthcare professionals seeking to provide culturally appropriate care.
     
  • Foster parents, caregivers, and support staff working directly with Indigenous youth and families.
     
  • Organizations aiming to strengthen cultural competency and reconciliation-based practices within their teams.

Certification Details

  • Duration: 6 hours
     
  • Format: Online 


  • Cost: 49.99
     
  • Certification: Upon completion, participants receive a Micro-Certification in Indigenous Cultural Care, endorsed by Indigenous Youth Services.

Registration

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