In addition, you have the right:
- To be treated with courtesy and respect
- To be spoken to in words that you understand
- To ask questions and make your ideas known
- To hear and talk about your strengths, family risks and safety issues
- To take part in talking about, developing and reviewing your case plan
- To decide whether to receive services and to know the possible consequences if you choose not to participate in services
- To decide whether or not to take part in surveys; if you decide not to do so, there will be no consequences
- To complain about the way you or your children have been treated, or about concerns you have
- To have those complaints looked into, and to get an answer
- To seek legal advice
- To review parts of your record
Please request a review form from our receptionist or your caseworker.
