What they Value: They embrace each other's humanity Gladstone Community Linking Agency is committed to working to an agreed organisational vision and set of values, using these to inform their planning and service delivery. Specifically, Staff and Committee members believe that the best way to ensu...
What they Value: They embrace each other's humanity Gladstone Community Linking Agency is committed to working to an agreed organisational vision and set of values, using these to inform their planning and service delivery.Specifically, Staff and Committee members believe that the best way to ensure recognition of rights for people is to operate under the principles of ‘ Social Role Valorisation ’ and work towards five strategic focus areas: What They Believe Inclusive communities are of benefit to everyone – valuing each person and their contribution to community life.
In inclusive communities, all children and adults, including those who have disabilities, should have opportunities and support to:.
Human Services Quality Standards (HSQF) Standard 1 – Governance and Management Standard 2 – Service Access Standard 3 – Resonding to Individual Need Standard 4 – Safety, Well-being and Rights Standard 5 – Human Resources.For further details into the 6 standards of HSQF, click the link below: HSQF Standards Home Care Common Standards (HCC) Standard 1 – Effective Management Standard 2 – Appropriate Access and Service Delivery Standard 3 – Service User Rights and Responsibilities For further details into the 3 standards for HCC, click the link below: HCC Standards Gladstone Community Linking Agency is committed to working to an agreed organisational vision and set of values, using these to inform their planning and service delivery.
Specifically: Staff and Committee members believe that the best way to ensure recognition of rights for people is to operate under the principles of ‘ Social Role Valorisation ’ and work towards five strategic focus areas.Phone: 07 4972 8855