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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CQL – The Value of Direct Support Professionals

Direct support professionals (DSPs) provide personal assistance, including facilitating health, activities of daily living, and community integration, to people with disabilities and older adults.

  • Type:
    Factsheet
  • Category:
    Core Practice

CQL – Direct Support Professionals Turnover – Harmful Impact

Despite being the"backbone" of long term services and supports (LTSS) in the United States, direct support professionals (DSPs) "are among the nation's most vulnerable workers". Wages,…

  • Type:
    Factsheet
  • Category:
    Core Practice

CQL – Direct Support Professionals Turnover – Who Is Most At Risk

Recent estimates suggest the average organization supporting people with disabilities or older adults may see anywhere from 30% to 70% direct support professional (DSP) turnover a year. This…

  • Type:
    Factsheet
  • Category:
    Core Practice

UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

An EasyRead version of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. This paper is an EasyRead guide to the full agreement. It is not a legal paper. You need…

  • Type:
    Factsheet
  • Category:
    Rights & Responsibilities

I Have Rights - Canadian Version

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    Factsheet
  • Category:
    Rights & Responsibilities

Rights Restrictions 101

A right restriction is when a person has a right restricted. It is an artificial or temporary limitation imposed on a person's freedom to exercise their rights and freedoms. Generally, it is…

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    Factsheet
  • Category:
    Rights & Responsibilities

Making an Ethical Decision – Santa Clara University – Markkula Center for Applied Ethics

How to make an ethical decision. The thought process and steps to take in order to make an informed and logically ethical decision.

  • Type:
    Factsheet
  • Category:
    Rights & Responsibilities

75 Ways to Build Community - BetterTogether.org

Community is built through hundreds of little and big actions we take every day. A list of actions that can be taken to help build a sense of community.

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    Factsheet
  • Category:
    Connection

150 Things you can do to Build Social Capital

Social capital is built through hundreds of little and big actions we take every day. We've gotten you started with a list of nearly 150 ideas, drawn from suggestions made by many people and…

  • Type:
    Factsheet
  • Category:
    Connection