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each with a different Learning Outcome to describe the skills you will have after completing the training

Recognise how allyship can strengthen safer

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Apply practical tips for asking these questions respectfully and effectively

LGBTQ+ Inclusive Practice for AOD Services In-Person Gay including the use of inclusiveDevelop the skills needed to provide a safe and inclusive space that delivers exceptional person centred care. LGBTQ+ people experience higher rates of alcohol and other drugs use than the general population, often shaped by minority stress, discrimination, community connection, and broader social determinants of health. Many LGBTQ+ clients also face barriers when accessing alcohol and other drugs services, including fear of judgement, previous