Leading Practice Resources

Leading Practice Resources

The resources provided below are meant to supplement and provide practical support to organizations striving to meet the Leading Practice Guidelines. Have a resource to suggest? Questions? Contact leanne@abilitiesmanitoba.org.

The Leading Practice Guidelines have been developed to outline the current consensus on leading practice in service delivery. The expected outcomes, should these guidelines be pursued by organizations, are:

  • Increased quality of services
  • Better consistency of services
  • Better outcomes for people
  • Shared vision and road map for service delivery
  • Competent, stable, confident workforce
  • Increased confidence in services

View the Leading Practice Guidelines here.

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How to Involve People with a Learning Disability in Choosing and Developing the Staff who Support them

We are committed to seeing people with a learning disability involved in choosing and developing the staff that support them. There are examples of good practice in services in East Sussex and…

  • Type:
    Guide
  • Category:
    Core Practice

Workbook - Enabling Risk

Enabling Risk: Putting Positives First has been developed specifically for disability support workers. Enabling people to take risks is an integral part of disability support work. It is also…

  • Type:
    Guide
  • Category:
    Rights & Responsibilities