Indigenous Cultural Safety Program
Tender Overview
About this tender
Overview The Australian National University is seeking a provider to deliver an Indigenous Cultural Safety Program for the ANU School of Medicine and Psychology. Purpose The requirement for this procurement was identified through the ANU School of Medicine and Psychology's strategic work to strengthen Indigenous Health within the medical program and to improve cultural safety for staff, students, and community participants. Scope The scope includes: Development of a bespoke Cultural Safety Training framework Development of an Allyship model Provision of guidance on the implementation of an Indigenous Community Engagement Group (ICEG)
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