Passion4Fusion and Iriss are developing resources for the social care workforce to build understanding and the knowledge required to support children, young people and families from the African diaspora who are living in Scotland.
A reflection on our conference workshop about our work with Passion4Fusion
You might have followed our work last year with Passion4Fusion, a community organisation working predominantly with families from the African diaspora. It was an excellent project to be part of, full of constructive conversation and effective partnership working.
A supportive toolkit for the social care workforce
Creating environments that make open conversation possible
Throughout our work with Passion4Fusion, we’ve been incredibly motivated by the optimism and drive of our partners. They are knowledgeable, dedicated and passionate about supporting the children and families they work with.
Where you find P4F, you find enthusiasm.
Our supportive toolkit for the workforce has launched!
Earlier this week, we launched our toolkit for social work and social care practitioners, ‘Working with African Diaspora Families.’ We have been working in partnership with Passion4Fusion since April 2023, to imagine and create this resource. Along the design process, we’ve had invaluable input from social workers, to inform and shape the resource.
A Collaborative Effort for Cultural Safety: Your Role in Transforming Practice
How we are harnessing workforce expertise to improve the experiences of black and ethnic minority families
At Iriss, we’ve been partnered with Passion4Fusion for nearly six months, working on the creation of a toolkit to equip the social care workforce with the understanding they need to best support black and ethnic minority families. Working with predominantly African diaspora in Edinburgh and the Lothians, this is an area that P4F know inside and out.
Getting started with Passion4Fusion
