Sets and pursues own goals Choice and empowerment For example, having goals that you want to work on that are meaningful and relevant to you; being involved in setting goals (including life, therapy or service goals); having your views on goals heard; making choices...
Chooses supports and services Choice and empowerment For example, choosing services and supports that best meet your needs or enable you to do the things you want to do; managing supports as much as you wish; being in control of what, how and when support is...
Able to self-advocate Choice and empowerment For example, understanding your rights and the rights of your family members; having the skills and confidence to self-advocate and protect rights; being able to speak up or ask for help if you have issues; getting your...
Have a say in services Choice and empowerment For example, being able to have a say in services that provide support to you; being able to give feedback and make complaints; being able to participate in the co-design and co-delivery of services so that your experience...
Self-reliance and resilience Choice and empowerment For example, your ability to meet your own needs; solve problems; cope with demands, setbacks and unexpected events; having the self-confidence, skills and knowledge to handle things. Example Question 1: Think about...
