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