Cultural safety and inclusion
10 Cultural safety and inclusion
A registered social service provider must ensure that social services delivered to a service user respect the service user's cultural identity and lived experience.
A registered social service provider must ensure service workers access training and are supported to deliver culturally safe services that respect each service user's cultural identity and experience.
The outcome intended to be achieved by the service requirements in subclauses (1) and (2) is that service users receive social services that are culturally safe.
A registered social service provider must ensure that, with respect to all service users, measures are adopted by the registered social service provider to ensure racism within the organisation of the registered social service provider is identified and confronted, is not tolerated and is addressed with appropriate consequences.
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