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Inclusive Practice Guide
LGBTIQ+ Inclusive Practice Guide for Homelessness and Housing Sectors in Australia
Summary
Executive Summary
Summary for Service Workers
Summary for Service Managers
1. Content for Service Workers
1.1 Disclosure and Confidentiality
1.2 Respectful Communication
1.3 Cultural Safety
1.4 Discrimination and Harassment
1.5 Specific Support, Referral, and Advocacy
Content for Service Managers
2.1 Organisational Policies
2.2 Procedures and Facilities
2.3 Consumer Participation
2.4 Staff Training
2.5 Data Capture and Storage
Conclusion
Appencies
Appendix 1: Homelessness and LGBTIQ+ People
Appendix 2: Development of the Guide
References
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Appendix 2: Development of the Guide
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