Learning Outcome 1

Question 1

Define equality

Answer 1

Treating people differently depending on their holistic needs to ensure everyone has the same treatment and opportunities.

Question 2

Define Diversity

Answer 2

A variety of differences.

Question 3

Give examples of diversity

Answer 3

Age, race, religion, beliefs, sex, language, marriage and civil partnership, family structure, social class, disability and gender.

Question 4

State the six Human Rights

Answer 4

Choice
Confidentiality
Protection from abuse and harm 
Equal and fair treatment
Consultation
Life

Question 5

Identify the three values of care in health and social care services

Answer 5

Promoting equality and diversity
Promoting individual right and beliefs
Maintaining confidentiality

Question 6

Define what an advocate is

Answer 6

An advocate is someone who represents someone in court and ensures their voice is heard

Question 7

Identify the nine values of care in child care services

Answer 7

Making the welfare of the child paramount
Keeping children safe and maintaining a healthy environment
Working in partnership with parents/ guardians
Encouraging children’s learning and development
Valuing diversity
Ensuring equal opportunity
Anti discriminatory practice
Maintaining confidentiality
Working with other professions

Question 8

Give examples of organizations that provide advocacy services

Answer 8

SEAP (Support Empower Advocate Promote)
Mental
Empower me
The British Institute of Learning Disabilities

Question 9

Give examples of some support groups

Answer 9

Mind
Age UK
Headway

Question 10

Define informal Support

Answer 10

Individuals receiving support from people they know such as friends, family and neighbours. Often they provide services such as shopping or as a mode of transport to medical appointments