Balancing duty of care and dignity of risk in disability support is essential to empower individuals while ensuring their safety. While duty of care protects people from serious harm, dignity of risk upholds their right to make independent choices—even when those choices involve risk. Understanding when to step in and when to allow personal growth is key. At Interchange, we prioritize empowerment, helping individuals live fulfilling lives with the right support. Learn more about fostering choice and safety today!.
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The elimination of restrictive practices is a sector-wide focus that needs ongoing discussion. The three key terms to note are safeguarding, PBS and (the elimination of) restrictive practices.