The Equality and Inclusion Partnership highlight the barriers that ethnic minority communities face when accessing safeguarding services. There is a significant lack of referrals to safeguarding services from ethnic minority communities as well as issues relating to language barriers, cultural stigma, complex immigration issues and racism.

Junaid Hussain is Chief Executive of the Equality and Inclusion Partnership. They are a charity that works across Warwickshire to eliminate discrimination in all its forms. They also work alongside local groups, businesses, and organisations to help build understanding and cohesion through group learning and tailored training courses.

Junaid spoke at our Adult Safeguarding 2021 conference, sharing the additional barriers that ethnic minority communities face relating to safeguarding. They provide guidance and specialist services that can be utilised to make safeguarding as inclusive as possible. The presentation offers ways of supporting professional services to better engage with ethnic minority communities via improved training and awareness for the need for high-quality support.

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There is a significant lack of referrals to safeguarding services from ethnic minority communities. Junaid Hussain shares ways of supporting professional services to better engage with ethnic minority communities via improved training and awareness for the need for high-quality support.

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