Raising The Bar : How NDIS Providers are Elevating Care with Staff Upskilling
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has ushered in a new era of care and support for individuals living with […]
DCCA smashes a hole in some common misconceptions that the disability sector, support workers very much included, can make about carers. Amy with her passionate, heartfelt style and breaks open some tough conversations bringing hope and wisdom. This is the closing module where you will be taken on a journey of discovery from the carers perspective, in an effort to help you provide services in a connected, aware way. Amy also takes a look at some of the issues relating to the poor culture within the disability sector as a result of not employing enough lived experience. Amy builds hope in her audience by explaining how awareness is the most powerful weapon in creating effective long term change.
Rather than being a part of the ongoing chronic problem, become a gamechanger, and create lasting change and longevity for your career.
The industry and culture is constantly evolving. Learn how to grow with it.
Avoid division, understand how to maintain connection with the culture and know how the direction it will be going.
Video: Step-By-Step Module Presentation With DCCA Director Amy Gray
PDF: Module Slides
Community: Access To The Disability Hub™ Community Group.
Many professionals “think” they understand their clients until it comes time to “understand” them. This module takes you through this process.
Learn how to deliver rockstar service to your participants and stand out from the rest.
Growth never comes from stagnation. This module covers how to embrace change and help shift it into the right direction.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has ushered in a new era of care and support for individuals living with […]
Understanding the Crucial Role of Support Workers In the vast landscape of disability support, there exists a group of unsung […]
There’s been so many people over the years that have said something to me about the inspiring nature of disability. […]