Human rights, dignity and respect
Our procedures are built around participant rights, dignity, freedom of expression, self-determination and the right to make decisions about supports and goals.
Participant safeguards
JobsRUs uses documented policies and procedures to guide how supports are planned, delivered, reviewed and improved. These procedures help our team provide supports that respect participant rights, promote inclusion and respond clearly when safety, privacy, feedback or risk matters arise.
Our procedures are built around participant rights, dignity, freedom of expression, self-determination and the right to make decisions about supports and goals.
JobsRUs follows documented processes for recognising, preventing, responding to and reporting suspected abuse, neglect, exploitation or harm.
Supports are designed to account for each participant's interests, identity, culture, communication needs, preferences and aspirations.
Participants are supported to make informed choices, understand options and have their goals reflected in the way supports are planned and delivered.
Personal information is handled with care, confidentiality and respect, with information management procedures for collection, storage and use.
Participants, families and support networks can raise concerns, provide feedback or make complaints so issues can be reviewed and addressed.
Incident procedures guide how incidents are identified, recorded, escalated, reported and reviewed to improve participant safety and service quality.
Risk management, workplace health and safety, business continuity, emergency and disaster procedures help us plan for safer supports.
Procedures support consistent service delivery, responsive support planning, access to supports and continuity when participant needs change.
How this supports participants
Procedures help our team understand what to do before, during and after supports. This includes how to listen to participant preferences, manage risks, protect personal information, respond to incidents and make sure feedback is taken seriously.
They also support accountability. When procedures are reviewed, JobsRUs can identify improvements, update practice and keep supports aligned with participant goals and NDIS expectations.
Framework
Participants, families, carers and support coordinators can contact JobsRUs to ask about our support procedures, raise a concern or request information in a more accessible format.
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