Community engagement
The Faculty of Health and Social Care works with the community
in a number of ways. They include offering ‘taster sessions’ at the
Centre for
Clinical Skills for schools, colleges and Hull Children’s
University, educating young people about careers in health and
social care.
The Centre for Leadership Innovation and Change
through Knowledge Transfer (CLICK) links with local service
providers to help them use university research to improve
services.
The faculty also works with local colleges to enable them to
award qualifications validated by the University of Hull. These
include Foundation degrees in health and social care and related
areas, as well as advanced qualifications in counselling and
support provided through the Relate Institute at
Doncaster College.
We support widening participation through our work with local
schools in partnership with Aim Higher and other local bodies,
encouraging access to higher education through ‘non-traditional’
routes.
We recently appointed a co-ordinator to further our work on
involving users and carers in the design, delivery and assessment
of our provision. This will offer service users and carers the
chance to participate in teaching and learning across the
curriculum.
Testimonial
“The visit to the Operating Department made several pupils
interested in a career as an ODP.”
(Malet Lambert School)