Your Rights

You have the right to be treated with dignity and respect

Your privacy, dignity, culture, values, beliefs and individuality should be respected.

You have the right to make choices

You should be involved in decisions about your supports and given information you can understand.

You should have time to consider your options and seek advice if you need it.

You have the right to independence

Support should recognise your abilities and help you maintain or develop independence wherever appropriate.

You have the right to privacy

You should understand what personal information is being collected about you, why it is needed and how it is handled.

You have the right to communicate in a way that works for you

Information about your supports should be provided in a language, communication method and terms you are most likely to understand.

You have the right to your culture, values and beliefs

Your culture, diversity, values and beliefs should be respected and sensitively supported.

You have the right to feel safe

You have the right to receive support that respects your safety and protects you from violence, abuse, neglect, exploitation and discrimination.

You have the right to speak up

You can ask questions, give feedback or make a complaint.

Making a complaint will not negatively affect your right to receive respectful support from Finding Path.

You may ask someone you trust or an advocate to support you.