Person Centered Supports Policy and Participant Service Charter of Rights POL_NDIS002

Person Centered Supports Policy and Participant Service Charter of Rights

The Person Centered Supports Policy and Participant Service Charter of Rights ensure that all supports and services are delivered in a way that upholds the rights, dignity, and autonomy of NDIS participants. 

The Person Centered Supports Policy and Participant Service Charter of Rights place the participants at the center of decision-making and service delivery. 

 This Person Centered Supports Policy and Participant Service Charter of Rights are a core requirement for NDIS providers to meet the NDIS Practice Standards and the NDIS Code of Conduct. It demonstrates your organisation’s commitment to delivering supports that are tailored to each participant’s individual goals, needs, and preferences, while safeguarding their fundamental rights. 

The Person Centered Supports Policy and Participant Service Charter of Rights covers:

• principles of person-centered practice and choice and control, 
• respect for participant rights, including privacy, dignity, and freedom from discrimination, 
• support for participants to make informed decisions and pursue their goals, 
• collaboration with families, carers, and other support networks as directed by the participant, 
• the Participant Service Charter of Rights outlining what participants can expect from your service, and
• procedures for ensuring support are flexible, responsive, and culturally appropriate. 

The Person Centered Supports Policy and Participant Service Charter of Rights document is user-friendly and can be easily customised to reflect your organisation’s service model. It is an essential policy for any NDIS provider to deliver high-quality, participant-led services.