NDS invites frontline staff and managers to view a series of six webinars produced by Russell Kennedy Lawyers on Reliable Record Keeping. Each webinar is 20 minutes and is accompanied by downloadable supporting documentation. This includes FAQs, checklists and strategies. Thanks to funding through the Victorian Government's Transition Support Package, webinars can be accessed free of charge.
This module, which has been designed specifically for Support Workers, will assist you in understanding your role in identifying and managing risk at the frontline. This module takes a positive approach to risk and is designed in an NDIS context. It explores the legal obligations and the NDIS Commission's requirements (including elements of the NDIS Workforce Capability Framework) that need to be considered alongside your organisation's risk framework.
Many Support Coordinators struggle to define the boundaries of their role in the lives of the people they support. This module will provide you with practical tips for setting professional and effective boundaries and, importantly, holding those boundaries.
Under the NDIS Practice Standards and Quality Indicators, workers must receive appropriate training if they are involved in the management of waste and hazardous substances. This course has been written with this Practice Standard in mind, exploring how to safely handle waste and hazardous products. There has never been a more important time to get this practice right.
This two (2) day (7 hours total) training will assist workers to identify symptoms of compassion fatigue, burnout, vicarious trauma, and secondary traumatic stress and to enable them to utilise tools and strategies to prevent and manage compassion fatigue, burnout, vicarious trauma and secondary traumatic stress.
This course covers 10 step-by-step manual handling techniques and common manual handling equipment as well as s the basics of manual handling principles and how to reduce the risk of injury when moving people or objects. It explores how the NDIS Code of Conduct applies to safety and choice when supporting people to move and takes a practical approach to risk assessment strategies, examining how building capacity and empowering the people we are supporting can deliver better outcomes for everyone.
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