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Equality and diversity

We value the diversity of people in Calderdale and are committed to ensuring equality of access to all our services.

Asylum seekers

Help and advice is available for families and single adults who arrive in Calderdale through the National Asylum Support Service.

Citizenship ceremonies

When an application for citizenship has been granted, a ceremony must take place within 3 months. The Register Office sends the applicant an invitation to attend the next available ceremony.

Equal opportunities and diversity FAQs

Answers to questions about interpretation services, the Race Relations Act and racial harassment.

Equality and diversity in procurement

Calderdale Council expects any supplier or contractor doing business with the Council to share it's commitment to equality of opportunity, and to operate in a non-discriminatory manner.

Public sector equality duty

The Equality Act 2010 came into force in April 2011 and created a new public sector duty, replacing the race, disability and gender equality duties.

Teenage parents in education

Finding out that you or your partner is pregnant can be a confusing time for any student. This section provides useful advice and information on how to achieve your educational targets whilst still being a successful parent.