Improved Quality of Life. The evidence submitted by the Foundation is based on the premise that the primary objective of government is to create an enabling environment in which South African citizens will have the opportunity to improve the quality of their lives by increasing their standard of living. An important part of that environment is the right to earn a living and to do so without the encumbrance of bureaucratic red tape. Also important, is that in earning a living, providers of goods and services are compelled to dance to the tune of consumers. It is therefore not necessary for the state to intervene unnecessarily.
Improved Quality of Life. Service users and carers report that the support they have received is responsive Six monthly. Service users and carers state that they are able to live fulfilled lives. to their needs and promotes pathways to independence. Service users report that they have been supported to develop social interactive Six monthly. skills and are better equipped to community and build relationships with their relatives, friends, local community and professionals involved in their lives. Service users and carers report that their Six monthly. self esteem has improved. Service users report that they are able to access ordinary housing, transport, life- long learning. Leisure, information and services that promote well-being. Service users report that the service is supporting them to achieve their personal goals.
Improved Quality of Life. The evidence submitted by the Foundation is based on the premise that the primary objective of government is to create an enabling environment in which South African citizens will have the opportunity to improve the quality of their lives by increasing their standard of living. This includes the right to decide how they should live their lives and what voluntary agreements they wish to conclude. An important part of an appropriate environment is that it should be free of bureaucratic red tape, and especially regulatory requirements that raise production costs and make South Africa less competitive. Regulations that raise the cost of employing people reduce the number of people employed and are especially detrimental to the unemployed, the young, the aged and those who are otherwise disadvantaged. There are also wider social ramifications.
Improved Quality of Life. People who use services and carers state that they are able to live fulfilled lives. People who use services and carers report that the support they have received is responsive to their needs and promotes pathways to independence. Six monthly. People who use services report that they have developed social interactive skills and are better equipped to communicate and build relationships with their relatives, friends, local community and professionals involved in their lives. Six monthly. People who use services report that their self esteem has improved. Six monthly. People who use services and carers report that they feel safe and confident within their home and community. Six monthly. People who use services report that they are able to access ordinary Six monthly. housing, transport, life -long learning, leisure, information and services that promote well-being. Improved Quality of Life (continued): People who use services and carers state that they are able to live fulfilled lives. People who use services report that the service has enabled them to achieve their personal goals. Six monthly.
