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"I just wanted to say thank you for the training, we have received very positive feedback and everyone was very surprised by the actors being involved.

The facilitation was excellent"

“The Royal Navy worked with the Garnett Foundation to update and improve our Diversity and Inclusion Training package. At all times they provided a professional and supportive service. The team at TGF are proactive in their approach, being experts in the field of D&I they were able to provide a high level of support during this collaboration process, resulting in the creation of a new and innovative training package.”

Lieutenant Commander Rebecca Dallamore, Navy Command HQ

97% Agreed that they are able to identify the impact of unacceptable behaviour and the role of the bystander. 93% Thought the training built their confidence and skills to challenge unacceptable behaviour and language.

Using the distinct objectives provided, we were required to design a bespoke programme to support the workings and teachings of Defence Support, Strategic Command at Shrivenham. This course specifically explored how MOD trainers could manage their classrooms in an inclusive way.

“Since attending the Garnett Interactive training, I think more about putting myself in my patients’ shoes. I want to be sure that I have done everything possible to make them feel comfortable, safe in our hands and happy.” Clinical Support Worker

We worked with Government Commercial Organisation to build a programme to embrace 'One Civil Service culture’. Delivering bespoke scenarios to 430 delegates. 

“The training was based of real evidence and was portrayed in an effective manner. This allowed the group to discuss the elements of the training as we progressed through the course. Unlike online training we were able to interact with the trainer to gain a much better understanding.”

"CBH were delighted with the full staff awareness raising sessions conducted by the Garnett Foundation on Equality and Diversity. The test has to be that the format is one which staff have clearly both enjoyed and remembered. The enthusiasm of the actors and the ability to interact is an excellent combination to “making it real”. We look forward to working together again.”

Chief Executive, Cheltenham Borough Homes

We designed a roadshow of events to travel around the country. Informed by our detailed research, each set of workshops was tailored to reflect organisation-wide issues, as well as those specific to each location including staff feeling valued, training needs and customer interaction.

"Having worked as a doctor and psychiatrist in the NHS for a number of years, I was amazed at the relevance and accuracy of the material Garnett Interactive used and how it facilitated conversations and exploration of so many gritty issues"

“You know the training has had a positive impact when the staff are still talking about the training opportunity a week later! The training was outstanding.”

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Lt Col Gary Connolly, Chief of Staff, DSEME

At the start of the training, 72% of participants felt able to create an inclusive culture at work. By the end of the training, this rose to 88%.

This training used forum theatre and scenario-based activities to allow delegates to “step into the shoes” of others and experience and understand what they may consider to be normal and acceptable behaviours from another standpoint. 

Our programme aimed to encourage staff commitment to preventing error, the embedding of and consistent approach to safety, an overall commitment to improvement and the means to undergo fair investigation without persecution.

"The work carried out in partnership with Garnett Interactive has proven to be highly worthwhile and reinforces equality agendas. I have no doubt that the course designed is having a positive impact on staff and the diverse environments in which they work in"

All 350 staff members attended, including directors, promoting unity and collaboration​. 98% of which rated their attendance as the best development training they have received. 

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"A brilliant experience for us all"

Over 50 sessions were run across the country. All members of staff were involved in identifying behaviour standards and now recognise their responsibility to act if they experience or witness unacceptable behaviour in the workplace. 

Regent’s University London (RUL) recognised the importance of inclusivity and cultural awareness whilst promoting dignity at work, managing discord, and working collaboratively to optimise the work environment.

92% of delegates affirmed that the event had made them think about their own language and behaviour and 100% fed back that they would recommend the training to a colleague.

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Participants described the training as engaging, thought-provoking and informative.

"The 'Valuing and Managing Difference' workshops featuring customised theatre experiences, exceeded my expectations and you can see change taking place on a daily basis"

The aim was to create a trusting work environment that sees the benefit of people talking about acceptable and unacceptable behaviours and language as a positive and important aspect of building a productive, valued workforce.

W​e were able to identify, in a collaborative way, the behaviours and language that promotes positive and inclusive working cultures, optimising strategic and operational management. Participants understood their inclusive leadership responsibility in role modelling appropriate behaviour and setting standards. They were able to reflect on their own behaviours, as well as their response to the behaviour of others, promoting team cohesion and effective working.

97% Agreed that they are able to identify the impact of unacceptable behaviour and the role of the bystander. 93% Thought the training built their confidence and skills to challenge unacceptable behaviour and language.