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During Your Shift

Quality Care

 

Click the links below to maximise care quality and understand what you can and can’t do during support, including boundaries, hygiene, safety and more.

 
 

Professional Presentation & Dress

A professional appearance builds participant trust, shows respect and represents Tribe’s commitment to safe, quality support.

Personal Hygiene & Grooming

Good hygiene and grooming support safe, respectful care and help participants feel comfortable, confident and respected.

Smoking & Vaping

Tribe expects staff to avoid smoking and vaping during support, respecting participant health, safety, comfort and wellbeing.

 

Professional Boundaries

Professional boundaries protect participants, staff and Tribe while supporting safe, respectful, ethical and person-centred relationships.

Gifts & Money

Learn how to manage gifts and money appropriately while maintaining professional boundaries and protecting participants.

Phone & Technology Use

Use mobile phones professionally, limiting personal use and ensuring participant safety, engagement and quality support.

 
 

Transporting Participants

Learn how to safely and respectfully transport participants to appointments, activities and everyday destinations in line with Tribe’s expectations.

 

Community Access & Goals

Community access should support individual goals, encourage choice and independence, and help participants build skills and confidence.