Access to/receipt of crisis services and supports Services and government benefits For example, your access to or receiving support and services in times of crisis or emergency. Example Question 1: Think about your access to/receipt of crisis services and supports....
Access to/use of services Services and government benefits For example, having access to services that meet your needs when you need them. This includes culturally safe and appropriate services, specialised services and advice (like housing, finance, family violence...
Social connections and relationships Social inclusion For example, having regular contact with people including family and friends, feeling connected to your community, having a broader social network, having positive relationships. Example Question 1: Think about...
Social support Social inclusion For example, getting help when you need it; assistance you give or receive from neighbours, friends, relatives, and others; getting access to small favours outside of the home; getting access to support in times of crisis or emergency;...
Participation in community and social activites Social inclusion For example, being part of community activities such as arts, cultural, recreational or sporting activities; going to religious activities; being a member of a group, club or political party; having a...
