Diploma in Human Rights, Social Worker, Equality & Diversity with Mental Health Course

Course 01: Human Rights

Course 02: Social Work

Course 03: Equality, Diversity & Inclusion

Course 04: Mental Health Diploma

Analytical thinking

Empathy and compassion

Advocacy and empowerment

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Ethical decision-making

Understand the theoretical foundations of human rights, social work, equality, and mental health.

Demonstrate knowledge of national and international human rights frameworks and their practical implications.

Apply social work principles and practices to promote well-being and social justice.

Analyse the impact of social policies and advocate for their improvement to ensure equality and inclusivity.

Employ evidence-based approaches to support individuals with mental health challenges.

Collaborate effectively with diverse stakeholders to create inclusive and empowering environments.

Navigate ethical dilemmas in your professional practice while upholding human rights and equality.

Module 01: Basic Concept of Freedom and Human Rights

Module 02: Classification of Human Rights

Module 03: Women's and Children's Right

Module 04: Various Aspects of Freedom

Module 05: Various International Human Rights Organisations

Module 01: An Overview of Social Work

Module 02: Social Work Basics

Module 03: Theories of Social Work and Sociology

Module 04: Casework Process and Teamwork

Module 05: Dimensions of Social Work / Models of Intervention

Module 06: Practice Contexts and Application

Module 07: Working with Adults

Module 08: Principles of Conduct and Role as a Social Care Worker

Module 01: Introduction to Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

Module 02: The Protected Characteristics

Module 03: Inappropriate Behaviour and Toxic Work Culture

Module 04: Implementing EDI in Organisational Policy

Module 05: Creating an Ideal Workplace

Module 01: Introduction to Mental Health Awareness

Module 02: Mental Health in the Workplace

Module 03: Stress and Anxiety Disorders

Module 04: Mood and Personality Disorders

Module 05: Eating and Sleeping Disorders

Module 06: Self-Harm and Suicide

Module 07: Mental Wellbeing Toolkit

Social workers seek to enhance their knowledge and skills in promoting human rights and mental well-being.

Advocates and activists aim to broaden their understanding of the social determinants of mental health and the importance of human rights.

Mental health professionals, such as counselors, therapists, and psychologists, are interested in addressing social inequalities and promoting social justice.

Students or graduates in social sciences, psychology, or related fields who aspire to work in the intersection of human rights, social work, equality, and mental health.

Social worker specialising in human rights and mental health.

Human rights officer in governmental or non-governmental organisations.

Community development worker promoting social inclusion and equality.

Mental health support worker in diverse settings.

Social justice advocates in human rights charities or campaigns.