Description Supporting people with disability means upholding their right to dignity, choice, and control. This module builds practical skills to respect autonomy while delivering safe, person-centred care.

Overview This module provides specialised skills training relevant to support workers delivering safe, ethical, and person-centred care, with a focus on promoting client dignity, independence, and active decision-making.

Course Content Topic 1: Rights, dignity, and choice under the NDIS Topic 2: Supporting autonomy in daily activities and decision-making Topic 3: Balancing dignity with duty of care and safety requirements Topic 4: Applying person-centred approaches through real-world examples

Delivery Mode: On demand, fully online Duration: Approximately 1 hour (self-paced) Target Audience: Support workers, AHAs, carers, educators, and others in disability support

Course Objectives

• Develop a practical understanding of dignity and autonomy in support work

• Recognise client rights and how to uphold them daily

• Apply strategies that balance choice, control, and safe practice

• Strengthen confidence in advocating for clients’ preferences and participation