Introduction to Disability Management
The role of a disability support worker is largely versatile working with different disabilities, situations, and personalities. A disability support worker should be reliable, patient, respectful, energetic, have the ability to adapt, display empathy, advocate for participants rights, and always do things in the best interest of participants.
This course readies individuals looking to join the rewarding role of disability support worker. It explains the expectations of workers and participants, the responsibilities of staff, the impact of people with disabilities, and how to effectively communicate.
Goals
The goal of this course is to get disability support workers ready to work out in the field with participants. This includes general disability knowledge, NDIS standards, and practical hands-on training.
Learning Outcomes
Understanding a variety of different disabilities
Understanding the role of a support worker
Understands the NDIS standards of service delivery
Demonstrates the ability to communicate effectively
Demonstrates how to problem solve
Demonstrates how to deescalate situations