Wellness
Areas of life we believe to be important for wellness
Always learning
People with a disability experience lifelong learning and education.
Being in a community
People with a disability participate in the life of the community.
Being independent
People with a disability experience individual choice and control over their life.
Being safe
People with a disability experience physical and emotional safety and are free from abuse, neglect, and avoidable injury.
Building relationships
Expressing culture.
Choosing supports
People with a disability choose their own supports and contribute to determining the manner in which support are provided.
Communicating
People with a disability seek, receive and impart information, ideas, opinions and feelings through their preferred communication style.
Doing valued work
People with a disability experience meaningful and rewarding employment with just and reasonable conditions.
Exercising rights
People with a disability exercise human rights.
Responsibilities
People with a disibility exercise their responsibilities.
Expressing culture
People with a disability experience a sense of cultural identity and belonging.
Having fun
People with a disbaility experience a sense of social wellbeing through enjoyment of life and time for leisure and recreation.
How to live
People with a disability experience an adequate standard of living.
Looking after self
People with a disability experience the best possible physical, mental, emotional and social health.
Moving around
People with a disability move freely in their environments and in the community.
Paying for things
People with a disability experience an adequate standard of living through exercising control over finances.
Where to live
People with a disability experience an adequate standard of living through access to adequate and appropriately located housing.