What are four of the general risks associated with community participation? What is risk management? Why is it important to discuss elements of risk with

What are four of the general risks associated with community participation? What is risk management? Why is it important to discuss elements of risk with the person and appropriate others? Applying the hierarchy of control, describe how staff might work with the person and appropriate others to identify and develop strategies to remove or reduce risks. Provide three examples. List six ways staff can identify the needs, interests, abilities and requirements of a client with a disability. How can organisations and individuals promote and raise awareness of community inclusion? What factors should be taken into consideration when identifying the need for environmental adaptations? Identify three types of support or devices that might be required to assist with Michael’s communication? Research and list five transport options and transport concessions available for people with disabilities in your state or territory. How and from where can the various concessions be accessed? What are two of Katie’s immediate needs? What are five elements of best practice in relation to inclusion? What is person-centred approach to care, and when should staff demonstrate a person-centred approach? What is the social model of disability? How do people become socially devalued and how does being socially devalued impact on people? What can community service organisations do to enhance a person’s self-image? Discuss the principles of: Discuss the principles of risk assessment and mitigation? What financial support is available for community inclusion? Describe the following legal and ethical considerations relevant to working with people with disability: How can staff assist a client to participate in community activities? What is active support? Why has the Victorian Government’s Access for All Abilities Program been successful in achieving community participation?