Your Rights

• To be treated with dignity and respect. 
• To be well informed about your support plan. 
• To participate in the development of your support plan. 
• To have an authorized representative make decisions for you. 
• To be accompanied by a trusted person (or persons) when participating in services/supports planning, assessments and evaluations.
• To make informed decisions about your support plan.
• To privacy, safety and confidentiality. 
• To be protected from abuse, neglect and exploitation. 
• To receive services without discrimination as prohibited by law.
• To access information in your service records.
• To have your complaints resolved. 
• To ask questions and be told about your rights.
• To get help with your rights.