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 Deadly Inspiring Youth Doing Good (DIYDG) is unwavering in its commitment to upholding the standards outlined in the relevant legislation, specifically, Qld Government Standards of care. The statement of standards, as outlined below, serves as a comprehensive framework guiding our provision of care. These standards not only offer a measure of the quality of care but also establish the foundation for assessing the acceptability of the care environment. At DIYDG, these standards are interpreted with meticulous consideration for the unique needs of each individual child. 

• Respect for Dignity and Rights:
  • The child's dignity and rights will be respected at all times, reflecting DIYDG's commitment to cultural sensitivity and inclusivity.
• Physical Care:
  • Adequate provisions are made to meet the child's physical needs, including access to Men's Support Groups, NDIS Services, Education and Training, Leadership, and Peer Mentoring.
• Emotional Well-being:
  • DIYDG provides emotional care that fosters a sense of being cared for and valued, integrating culturally sensitive practices across all services.
• Cultural and Ethnic Needs:
  • The child's needs related to their culture and ethnic grouping are recognised and addressed, with DIYDG embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ways of being and doing across its services.
• Material Well-being:
  • The child's material needs, encompassing schooling, physical and mental stimulation, recreation, and general living, are met through DIYDG's comprehensive range of services.
• Educational and Developmental Opportunities:
  • DIYDG ensures the child receives education, training, and employment opportunities relevant to their age and ability through a holistic approach across its services.
• Positive Guidance:
  • Positive guidance is provided when necessary, incorporating culturally sensitive practices drawn from DIYDG's Men's Support Groups, NDIS Services, Education and Training, Leadership, and Peer Mentoring.
• Health and Therapeutic Services:
  • The child receives dental, medical, and therapeutic services necessary to meet their needs, with these services seamlessly integrated into DIYDG's offerings.
• Social and Recreational Activities:
  • DIYDG provides opportunities for the child to participate in positive social and recreational activities appropriate to their developmental level and age through its diverse service portfolio.
• Family and Personal Relationships:
  • The child is encouraged to maintain family and other significant personal relationships, with DIYDG services supporting and facilitating these connections.
• Disability Care:
  • If the child has a disability, DIYDG ensures they receive care and assistance appropriate to their special needs, incorporating these considerations across its range of services.
• Behavioural Management Techniques:
  • Techniques for managing the child's behaviour exclude corporal punishment or any form of punishment likely to cause emotional harm, aligning with the values upheld in all services offered and auspiced by DIYDG
• Compliance with Chief Executive's Directions:
  • In instances where the chief executive has custody or guardianship of the child, DIYDG ensures that the child's carer acts in accordance with the chief executive's reasonable directions, maintaining consistency across all services provided.

 At Deadly Inspiring Youth Doing Good (DIYDG), our commitment goes beyond providing care; we empower young people, their families, and the community by actively promoting awareness and understanding of their rights. Recognising the significance of the Charter of Rights for a Child in Care under the Child Protection Act 1999, DIYDG takes proactive measures to ensure that every individual involved in our programs are informed, engaged, and empowered. 

• You have the right to use our service if it matches your need and what we are funded to provide.
• You have the right to privacy and confidentiality, and we will explain to you what this means when you use our service.
• You have the right to be treated with respect.
• You have the right to feel safe – emotionally, physically, spiritually, and mentally.
• You have the right to have your cultural needs respected.
• You have the right to receive the same quality and level of service regardless of your ethnicity, ability, age, gender, religion, or sexuality.
• You have the right to expect our service to meet health and safety requirements.
• You have the right to expect that we will work in partnership with you to identify your needs and develop a plan with you and other agencies to meet your needs.
• You have the right to expect that we will provide you with a range of information so you can make informed decisions about your needs and goals.
• You have the right to expect that we will represent your needs and advocate on your behalf.
• You have the right to make decisions about things that affect your life and goals.
• You have the right to make a complaint and we will respond in a confidential, respectful, and timely way.
• You have the right to have a support person to help you to use our service and advocate on your behalf.
• You have the right to be valued, believed, and listened to.
• You have the right to expect that we will tell you about your rights and responsibilities when you receive a service from us.
• Child Protection Placement Services, Child Protection Support Services, and Families be provided with information about the Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women’s Time in Care Information Access Service.

• To provide you with a safe environment.
• To let you know what is expected of you while you are accessing the service.
• To take any complaints seriously.
• To ensure your rights are respected.
• To offer you support to achieve your goals.

• To not act in any way that threatens the health and safety of the service or people in it.
• To take care of your own belongings.
• To be responsible for your own decisions and actions.
• To let us know about any complaints you have..

 At DIYDG, we stand united in our commitment to fostering a digital space that exudes respect, inclusivity, and professionalism. Our community thrives on the principles of collaboration, understanding, and the celebration of diversity. Here's a glimpse into our unwavering dedication to digital respect, aligned with key ethical standards: 

 1. Embracing Kindness and Courtesy:

• In our digital realm, kindness is the cornerstone of all interactions. We encourage constructive conversations, valuing diverse perspectives while maintaining a respectful tone. This commitment aligns with the principles outlined by the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC), promoting a culture of respect and understanding (AHRC).

2. Zero Tolerance for Hate Speech and Bullying:

• DIYDG is a safe haven where everyone deserves to feel secure. We maintain a strict policy against any form of hate speech or bullying, promoting an environment that celebrates differences without judgment. This ethos is in line with the anti-discrimination laws overseen by the AHRC (AHRC).

3. Meaningful Engagement, No Spam:

• Our community thrives on meaningful exchanges. We discourage spam and irrelevant links, ensuring that each interaction contributes to the enrichment of knowledge and positive engagement. This commitment resonates with principles of responsible online conduct outlined by the eSafety Commissioner (eSafety Commissioner).

4. Upholding Privacy with Trust:

• Trust is sacred in DIYDG. We respect the privacy of every participant, fostering an atmosphere where open discussions coexist with a commitment to confidentiality. This commitment aligns with privacy laws governed by the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) (OAIC).

5. Pro-Social, Safe, and Clean Content:

• DIYDG is a hub for drug and alcohol-free, pro-social activities. We uphold a standard of content that reflects these values, creating a space that is both enjoyable and respectful. This commitment aligns with various corporate governance principles overseen by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) (ASIC).

As participants of DIYDG, you play an integral role in upholding these principles. By embracing digital respect, we collectively contribute to the creation of a community that exemplifies professionalism, positivity, and mutual support.

Join us in building a digital space where every interaction reflects our shared commitment to excellence and respect.