Australia NDIS Practice Standards and Quality Indicators

Module 3: Early childhood supports – Australia NDIS Practice Standards and Quality Indicators

Australia NDIS Practice Standards and Quality Indicators m3-4.2: The family: family expertise about their child recognised and respected

The provider recognises and respects what the family knows about their child and draws on that expertise when assessing the child, planning goals and delivering supports, treating the family as partners rather than recipients.

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Other controls in Module 3: Early childhood supports – Australia NDIS Practice Standards and Quality Indicators

m3-3.1 The child: legal and human rights understood and built into practice
m3-3.2 The child: risk managed to create a safe environment for children
m3-3.3 The child: state and territory child risk-of-harm reporting complied with
m3-3.4 The child: support network actively involved in the child's development
m3-3.5 The child: alternative arrangements when supports are interrupted
m3-4.1 The family: support plans based on child and family choice and control
m3-4.3 The family: strengths, needs and priorities identified in partnership
m3-4.4 The family: plans flexible and individualised to preferences and learning styles

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