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Deciding With Support

August 2023

Deciding with Support is a new toolkit of co-designed resources on supported decision-making for everyone involved in behaviour support.

It aims to help everyone feel more confident supporting people with disability to make decisions about their behaviour support.

The project is a collaboration between Flinders University, the Council for Intellectual Disability and UNSW Sydney, completed for the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. We thank everyone involved throughout in the co-design and advisory process.

See the Deciding with Support website here.

Learn more about supported decision making at the My Rights Matter Hub.

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Supported Decision Making Framework

Supported decision making is about people with disability being at the centre of their own decisions.

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Easy Read Supported Decision Making Framework

Supported decision making is when someone helps you make more of your own decisions.

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Our position statement on supported decision making and guardianship law

People with intellectual disability should get support to make their own decisions. Read our statement.

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