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Introduction to the Support Worker Role & NDIS Framework

Understanding Workplace Expectations and Roles

The NDIS Practice Standards and Code of Conduct

Person-Centered Support and Inclusivity

Principles of Person-Centered Practice

Upholding Participants' Rights, Dignity, and Choice

Culturally Appropriate Support

Cultural Support Requirements for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children

Applying Cultural Awareness and Active Listening

Child Safety and Ethical Behavior

Core Principles of Child Safety and Privacy

Maintaining Professional Boundaries and Emotional Resilience

First Nation Children

Incident Management and Reporting

Recognizing and Reporting Child Safety Concerns

Applying Workplace Safety and Mandatory Reporting Procedures

Quiz

What are the NDIS Practice Standards?

1. Rights and Responsibilities

Violence, Abuse, Neglect, Exploitation and Discrimination

Privacy and Dignity

Incident Management

The Child

Inclusion

What is the NDIS Code of Conduct?

What rules are in the NDIS Code of Conduct?

16 What is a reportable incident?

Course Feedback

Induction Training Evaluation

Welcome to the "Child Safety, Cultural Inclusion, and Person-Centered Support Induction" course. As a community service support worker, your role is vital in empowering vulnerable individuals and fostering a safe, inclusive environment.

Welcome to the "Child Safety, Cultural Inclusion, and Person-Centered Support Induction" course. As a community service support worker, your role is vital in empowering vulnerable individuals and fostering a safe, inclusive environment. This comprehensive induction program is specifically designed to equip you with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to excel within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) framework. Throughout this course, you will explore the core principles of person-centered practice, ensuring that the unique needs, goals, and values of every participant remain at the forefront of your daily care. We will delve deep into the NDIS Practice Standards and Code of Conduct, providing you with a solid ethical foundation to navigate complex workplace expectations. A significant focus is placed on culturally appropriate support, particularly regarding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, teaching you how to build trust through active listening and cultural awareness. Furthermore, you will master critical child safety protocols, learn how to maintain professional boundaries, and develop emotional resilience to manage workplace stress effectively. Finally, the course covers essential incident management and mandatory reporting procedures, ensuring you are fully prepared to recognize, respond to, and report safety concerns. Whether you are new to the sector or looking to refresh your foundational knowledge, this course will empower you to deliver safe, respectful, and high-quality support to those who need it most. Enroll today to make a meaningful difference in your community.

Child Safety, Cultural Inclusion, and Person-Centered Support Induction

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            <p>This induction program establishes the foundational knowledge required for community service support workers operating within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) framework. It emphasizes the critical importance of the NDIS Practice Standards and Code of Conduct, ensuring that every participant receives care that is ethical, safe, and respectful. By understanding workplace expectations and professional boundaries, support workers are better equipped to maintain a secure environment for vulnerable children and youth while fulfilling their daily responsibilities with integrity and emotional resilience.</p>

<p>Beyond regulatory compliance, this course delves into the practical application of person-centered support, prioritizing the unique goals, choices, and dignity of every individual. A significant focus is placed on cultural inclusion, particularly the recognition principles and safety requirements for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children. Participants will learn to navigate complex safety concerns, implement mandatory reporting procedures, and utilize active listening to build trust across diverse backgrounds. Through this comprehensive training, support workers will gain the tools necessary to uphold participant rights and manage incidents effectively, fostering a culture of safety and empowerment.</p>
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