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Policies

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Integrity - Ngākau Tapa Tahi

Integrity

Kaupapa

Our Purpose, Mission, and Values.

Te Tiriti o Waitangi

Our commitment to honouring and upholding Te Tiriti o Waitangi across the Mission.

Pacific Peoples

The involvement and representation of the Pacific communities at all levels of Anglican Action.

Conflict of interest

To protect the integrity of all decision-making processes at all levels of Anglican Action

Whānau engagement

Whānau of all types are encouraged to participate in our services

Code of Conduct

Outlines the high standards of behaviour we expect of our kaimahi.

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Our strategy for integrating equity, diversity, and inclusion into every facet of our work

Deaf, Disability & Neurodiversity

Complements the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Policy in relation to disability and neurodiversity.

Sustainability

Our commitment to waste prevention, reduction, reuse and recycling practices 

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Service Delivery

Welcome & Entry

Referrals are managed in a timely, responsive, and welcoming way.

Referral information

Ensure that tangata whaiora are well informed about their rights and our services so that they can make an informed decision about whether they want to engage with our services.

Client record-keeping

Records will be made and kept secure following the law and relevant standards.

Best interests of child/rangatahi

The rights and best interests of tamariki are paramount in situations involving their safety and wellbeing.

Safe Practice

Kaimahi must maintain appropriate boundaries when interacting with tangata whaiora and other people we work with at all times.

Supported Bail

will be provided in accordance with our policies, procedures and the Bail Support Service Specifications.

Suicide -prevention and post

Kaimahi should act within the limits of their role to ensure the person gets the help they need.

Conclusion of services

Tangata whaiora will be properly supported with planning, referrals and appropriate follow-up.

Assessment & planning

Is undertaken in accordance with contracted specifications, good practice and relevant policies

Client-centred services

Promote and uphold rights and support people/whānau to be self-determining

Independent Advocacy

Tangata Whaiora will be advised they have a right to access independent support and advocacy while engaged with the service.

Programmes

Our programmes and commitments.

Safety planning

We will plan for situations where there is risk to the safety of people we work with, their whānau and our kaimahi. 

Informed Consent

Respect and promote the right of a person to make their own decisions on a voluntary and informed basis.

Behaviour support

We respect the human right to be treated with dignity and respect.

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Abuse & Protection

Anti-Harassment Policy

It is the policy for Anglican Action to ensure as far as possible that all staff are safe and secure in their work.

Credit Card and Charge Card Policy

This Policy outlines the use of Anglican Action credit cards and charge cards.

Complaints and Compliments Policy

Our guidelines for the process of receiving complaints and compliments.

Conflict of Interest Policy

TO BE UPLOADED

Suicidal Persons Policy

It is the policy of Anglican Action to ensure that any threat or indication of suicide or attempted suicide is taken seriously and responded to immediately and appropriately.

Violent and Dangerous Persons Policy

Anglican Action will ensure as far as possible that all staff members are safe and secure in their work, both on site and when work on behalf of clients takes them into the community.

Case Recording Policy

Good case recording is an essential part of working with clients. It is the basis of good assessment and also the basis for planning and monitoring work.

Child Protection Policy

Anglican Action is committed to the detection and prevention of abuse of children.

Computer and Internet Use Policy

This policy is to ensure the safety of and outline appropriate conduct for users of Anglican Action computers and internet connected devices.

Residency Programme Care Plan Policy

It is the policy of Anglican Action to ensure that all client interventions are based on care plans which reflect the needs of a client and comply with any external contractual requirements.

Supervision Policy

It is the policy of Anglican Action for all staff to receive regular professional and administrative supervision to ensure safe practice and accountability.

Abuse & Protection

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Anti-Harassment Policy

It is the policy for Anglican Action to ensure as far as possible that all staff are safe and secure in their work.

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Child Protection Policy

Anglican Action is committed to the detection and prevention of abuse of children.

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Charge Card Policy

It is the policy of Anglican Action to restrict the use of credit cards and charge cards that are in the name of Anglican Action.

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Health & Safety

Covid-19 Vaccination Policy

This Policy is to minimise the risk of harm to residents, service users, guests, and staff from the impact of COVID-19.

Health and Safety Policy

Anglican Action makes every reasonable effort in areas of accident prevention, injury protection and promotion of the health, safety and welfare of all persons in any way having access to Anglican Action and its premises.

Reporting Peoplesafe Incident & Accidents Policy

TO BE UPLOADED

Domestic Violence Policy

TO BE UPLOADED

Medication Policy & Procedure

TO BE UPLOADED

Vehicle Use Policy

The purpose of this policy is to ensure the safety of people travelling in agency vehicles and that regular maintenance is attended to.

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