The other day, we went to [another organisation’s] training session and came out with nothing. They spoke so fast and didn’t know how to make it relevant to our needs. Instead, you make it meaningful for migrant and multicultural communities. I really love these sessions. It’s only two hours, but you use the time well. I hope this program gets refunded because thousands of migrant women will benefit from this.
Great program I attended. I'm looking forward to the future opportunities of collaboration so that we can link many Nepalese migrant women to the various available services and raise awareness on health issues.
This course helped to develop our knowledge, confidence, leadership, public speaking and lot more skills in our career journey... we can achieve our personal goals and help our community too.
I really appreciate your excellent work and guidance. I enjoyed with this program while participating & sharing our experiences also.
Thanks so much the opportunity given me to participate this valuable leadership program. I've gained my skills, knowledge, confidence & experience. PACE leadership program supported me to achieve goals in my career life later.
The team who delivered this course are friendly, knowledgeable and professional.
The health topics and content focused on women’s which is important and relevant to my role. The learning environment was very encouraging and felt safe to participate. The trainers were very open minded and tried to meet the needs of the participants.
The course overall was really great. the reading materials was really helpful. I have gained knowledge from the course and find it really helpful.
Definitely this course has a huge impact in my life. Have learnt so much information and great experience as well. Learning more about women's health is totally amazing and at the same an eye opener, never thought some of the issues I have across during the training are existing and those things should not be ignored.
All I can say is it is the best of the courses that I have experience.
