National Standards for Disability Services Sample Clauses

National Standards for Disability Services. The National Standards for Disability Services set out the quality of services we will deliver to you. We will let you know about these standards, and they can also be found online at All Disability Employment Services Program Providers have been assessed by independent auditors as meeting the National Standards for Disability Services. Choosing a provider to help you find work is an important decision. To assist you, information about providers in your local area can be found through Connections for Quality on the employment services website at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx or the JobAccess website (xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx). When you are looking for a provider, Connections for Quality information about the services they provide is available on each Provider Site Detail page. This information will answer your questions about who will work with you and how they will help you find employment. If you think you aren’t receiving the right help, you should first try to talk to us. We will provide a feedback process which is fair and we will try to resolve your concerns. If you feel you can’t talk to us about your concerns, or you are still not happy, you can access the National Customer Service Line on 0000 000 000 (free call from land lines). If you think that a Provider is not complying with the National Standards for Disability Services, you can also call the Complaints Resolution and Referral Service on 0000 000 000 (free call from land lines), or on the TTY number: 0000 000 000 (free call from land lines). The National Relay Service: 0000 000 000 (free call from land lines), Fax 00 0000 0000.
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National Standards for Disability Services. The National Standards for Disability Services set out the quality of services we will deliver to you. We will let you know about these standards, and they can also be found online at xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx.xx/xxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxxx-xxx-xxxxxx/xxxxxxxxx-xxx-xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxx-xxx-xxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxx All Disability Employment Services Program Providers have been assessed by independent auditors as meeting the National Standards for Disability Services. Choosing a provider to help you find work is an important decision. To assist you, information about providers in your local area can be found through Connections for Quality on the employment services website at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx or the DES JobAccess website (xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx). When you are looking for a provider, Connections for Quality information about the services they provide is available on each Provider Site Detail page. This information will answer your questions about who will work with you and how they will help you find employment. If you think you aren’t receiving the right help, you should first try to talk to us. We will provide a feedback process which is fair and we will try to resolve your concerns. If you feel you can’t talk to us about your concerns, or you are still not happy, you can access the Complaints Resolution and Referral Service by calling the National Customer Service Line on 0000 000 000 (free call from land lines). You can also call the Complaints Resolution and Referral Service directly on 0000 000 000 (free call from land lines), or on the TTY number: 0000 000 000 (free call from land lines). The National Relay Service: 0000 000 000 (free call from land lines), Fax 00 0000 0000. I, Full name in block letters of: Full residential address employed by: Name of organisation/company/agency being a person who is authorised to represent and bind the above named organisation/company /agency (‘the Recipient’), agree on behalf of the Recipient for the benefit of the [insert the name of the Provider] (‘the Provider’), in connection with any services performed by the Recipient for the Provider (‘the Works’) as follows: For the purpose of the Works, the Recipient will receive and have access to information which: is identified as confidential; the Recipient knows or ought to know is confidential; is by its nature confidential; or is Personal Information, collectively, ‘Confidential Information’. For the purpose of this clause, ‘Personal Information’ has the sam...
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National Standards for Disability Services. Enhanced Lifestyles and Lifestyle Assistance and Accommodation Service Customers/Clients and employees must recognise and promote human rights such as self- determination, choice, privacy and freedom from discrimination. The National Standards for Disability Services emphasise the importance of confidentiality and privacy.
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