Courses

This module introduces Support Workers to some of the fundamentals of the NDIS, including the human rights framework and important concepts such as ‘person centred care’, ‘dignity of risk’ and ‘informed consent’. It provides strategies to support decision making, as well as how the NDIS Code of Conduct applies to choice and control.

This program creates a space where disability support workers can think about what social inclusion means for people with intellectual disability, and learn or refresh some useful tools and strategies to support people with intellectual disability in ways that will promote their social inclusion.

This document provides an overview and general information on trauma and attachment in people with intellectual disability. 

This course will help you become conscious of good support practices while also recognising when you may be using poor practices. They will also help you understand types of abuse and control and how to recognise any instances of abuse. Throughout the course, you will also realise how important it is to promote the rights of people with disability and ensure they have the freedom to exercise their rights.

A range of resources to build an understanding of abuse and how to recognise abuse. Abuse is a violation of a person's human rights.