People with disabilities from culturally diverse communities sharing practical tips about living well. Listen to our content sorted by language at speakmylanguage.com.au The Speak My Language (Disability) program involves people with disabilities from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, and other guest speakers, sharing practical tips and resources to support living well with a disability. Speak My Language (Disability) is funded by Commonwealth Department of Social Services and is proudly delivered via an historic partnership between all State and Territory Ethnic and Multicultural Communities‘ Councils across Australia.
Episodes
Wednesday Aug 03, 2022
Engellilik Sadece bir Bakis Acisi (Limitations Live Only in our Minds)
Wednesday Aug 03, 2022
Wednesday Aug 03, 2022
Konuk Konuşmacım, engelli kisilerin toplum icerisinde mevcut olan kaynaklari, kisi ve baglantilari nasil kullanabilecekleri ve hayata katilimlari ile ilgili cekinmeden nerelere ve kimlere nasil soru sorarak bilgi alabilecekleri konusunda bilgi veriyor. Toplumda bazen engelli insanların hayata katilimlari ile ilgili yeni beceriler veya bilgiler öğrenemedikleri varsayımı vardır. Iste tam da bu noktada Rifat tum engelli sınırlamalarinin sadece toplumda zihinlerde yaşıyor diyor. Yani sadece bir bakis acisi oldugundan, engelliligin sozde getirdigi sinirlamalar aslinda sadece kafalardaki bir safsata diyor. Rifat, engelli insanların yeteneklerinden. disability yerine ability lere odaklanmamiz gerektiginden ve biraz teşvik ile birçok şeyi nasıl başarabileceğinden bahsediyor.
About the guest speaker
1968 doğumlu Türk Avustralyalı Rıfat, ailesi ile 1969 yılında henüz 5 aylıkken Avustralya'ya göç etmiş. Ailesiyle birlikte bir göçmen oğlu olarak, ilk yıllarını bulabildikleri herhangi bir işte çalışarak ve aynı zamanda İngilizce öğrenerek geçirmisler. Farklı kariyer denemelerinden sonra, St Laurence Brotheroodda, engelli insanlarin hayata katilimlari ve erisimlerinde destek olmaya yardımcı olan yerel alan koordinatörü olarak calismaya baslamis. Engelliler ile calismak ona yasama gucu veriyordu. Şu anda Complete Nursing and Home Care sirketinde iş geliştirme müdürü olarak calismakta ve burada ihtiyaci olanlara evde bakım destek calisani ve hemsire saglamaya odaklanmaktadır.
(My guest speaker provides information about how people with disabilities can use resources, networks, and skills available in the community in order to participate in life to the upmost. Sometimes, there is an assumption that people with disabilities are unable to learn new skills or ‘build capacity’. But, as our guest speaker Rifat explains, these limitations only exist in the mind of those who make up our society, and that perspectives that place limitations on people with disabilities can be shifted to make society more inclusive. Rifat highlights how people with disabilities can achieve many goals. He shares his knowledge of mainstream organisations that offer activities and programs that can help listeners build capacity and identify skills, networks and resources to help them live well. He talks about how we should focus on abilities instead of disability, and how people can accomplish many things with a little encouragement.
About the guest speaker
Rifat is a Turkish Australian who was born in 1968. His family migrated to Australia in 1969, when he was just 5 months old. As a son of migrants, his family spent his early years working in any job they could find and at the same time learning English. After trying different careers, he joined the Brotherhood of St Laurence as a local area coordinator assisting people with disability to make the best of their lives. He worked hard to link participants with mainstream and community services to bring inclusion and a sense of belonging to their communities. This was the start to a more fulfilled life. The community services that he worked with were the local councils who linked participants and their carers to inclusive activities and events. He is currently a business development manager with Complete Nursing and Home Care where he focuses on providing support workers for in home care and community access as well as registered nurses. They service the north and west of Melbourne and have an office in Bendigo, supporting people with a disability that live in the region.
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