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WorksheetsCAFS- Groups in Context
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 14mins
Our Category A groups are...
GLBTI+ and Homeless
Disabilities and Homeless
Disabilities and GLBTI+
Disabilities and Youth
Our Category B groups are...
GLBTI+ and Disabilities
GLBTI+ and Homeless
GLBTI+ and Youth
Disabilities and Youth
Prevalence of Disabilities
4 in 5 of people with disabilities have a physical disability
1 in 5 of the Australian population has a disability
1 in 10 of the Australian population
4 in 5 of people with disabilities have a sensory impairment
Prevalence of Youth
15% of the Australian population
5% of the Australian population
20% of the Australian population
25% of the Australian population
Diversity of disabilities includes:
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender +
Physical, Intellectual (<70 IQ), Psychological (mental disorders), Sensory Impairment (one of the 5 senses), Neurological (brain or nervous system)
Physical, Intellectual (>120 IQ), Psychological (mental disorders), Sensory Impairment (one of the 5 senses), Neurological (brain or nervous system)
Physical, Intellectual (<70 IQ), Psychological (mental disorders), Sensory Impairment (one of the 3 senses), Neurological (brain or nervous system)
Diversity of Youth
Maturity level
Interests (sport, reading etc),
Education (primary or high school)
Colour (primary or secondary colours)
Personality (introvert, ambivert or extrovert)
Pick the Positive Terminology and Negative terminology associated with Disabilities (P vs N)
retard vs a human being
special vs a human being
"has" (empowered/ not defined as disability) vs "is" (devalued)
"is" (devalued) vs "has" (empowered/ not defined as disability)
"Teenager, Youngster" vs "Brat, Diliquent"
Negative vs Positive terminology for Youth
Positive vs Negative terminology for GLBTI+
Positive vs Negative terminology for Youth
Negative vs Positive terminology for homeless
Prevalence of homelessness
1 in 200 in the Australian population
1 in 300 in the Australian population
1 in 250 in the Australian population
1 in 400 in the Australian population
Prevalence of GLBTI+
0.1 of couples in Australia are same-sex
0.5 of couples in Australia are same-sex
0.7 of couples in Australia are same-sex
0.9 of couples in Australia are same-sex
Gender (degree of masculinity, femininity both or neither) and sexuality (attraction and orientation)
Prevalence of GLBTI+
Diversity of Youth
Prevalence of Youth
Diversity of GLBTI+
Diversity of Homelessness
Primary (no housing at all), Secondary (couch surfing) and Tertiary (Accommodation below minimum community standards)
Secondary (couch surfing) and Tertiary (Accommodation below minimum community standards)
Primary (no housing at all), Secondary (couch surfing) and Quaternary (Accommodation below minimum community standards)
Primary (no housing at all) and Tertiary (Accommodation below minimum community standards)
Negative vs Positive terminology: GLBTI+
"Homosexual, Bisexual and Same-sex" vs "Faggot, Dyke, Homo's"
"Faggot, Dyke, Homo's" vs "Homosexual, Bisexual and Same-sex"
"Youngster, Teenager" vs "Brat, Diliquent"
"Brat, Diliquent" vs "Youngster, Teenager"
"Experiencing homelessness or Displaced" vs "Failures, Bludgers, Lazy"
Postive vs Negative terminology: Homelessness
Negative vs Positive terminology: Homelessness
Negative vs Postive terminology: GLBTI+
Postive vs Negative terminology: Youth
Issues of concern
Characteristics of individuals, Resources and Aspects of services
Satisfaction of needs and Access to services
Prevalence and Diversity
SHESEAS and FAT LEECH
Issues of concern: Access to services: FAT LEECH
Safety and security, Health, Education, Sense of identity, Employment, Adequate standard of living
Financial Sustainability, Accommodation, Transport, Legal Aid, Education, Epidemiology, Counseling and Healthcare
Financial Support, Accommodation, Transport, Legal Aid, Education, Employment, Counseling and Healthcare
Changing behaviours, Organising finances, Modifying the physical environment, Enhancing knowledge and skills.
Factors Affecting Access to Services:
Resources
Access to services
Aspects of services
Characteristics of Individuals
Satisfaction of needs
Factors effecting access to services: Resources
Time
Money
Energy
Knowledge
Factors affecting access to services: Aspects of services
Marketing, Confidentiality, Location, Staffing
Opening hours, Confidentiality, Location, Staffing
Opening hours, Confidentiality, Kindness, Staffing
Opening hours, Anonymity, Location, Staffing
Age, Gender, Culture, Level of Education, Type of Disability, First Language Spoken, Socioeconomic Status.
Terminology
Aspects of a service
Characteristics of an individual
Resources
(Category B Syllabus ONLY) Advocacy(speaking up for the groups needs and concerns): PRE
Promoting rights of the group
Reconciliation
Raising awareness in the community
Educating the community
(Category B syllabus ONLY) Positive ... on community attitudes
(a)
(Category B syllabus ONLY) Addressing the groups issues of concerns: OGE
Organisations within the community, Government life and legislation and Equity issues
Organisations within the world, Government policy and legislation and Equity issues
Organisations within the community, Government policy and legislation and Equity issues
Organisations within the community, Government policy and legislation and Equity problems
