At LifeRise Living, our work is grounded in clear, practical, and regularly reviewed policies and procedures that align with:
The NDIS Practice Standards
The NDIS Code of Conduct
Relevant Queensland workplace and privacy legislation
Our own internal values of communication, dignity, safety, and collaboration
These systems help ensure we provide consistent, high-quality support to participants and maintain open communication with families, workers, and coordinators.
Induction & Training: Every worker is inducted using our full set of procedures
Participant Welcome Packs: Include key rights and complaint pathways
Ongoing Review: Policies are reviewed annually or after any major incident
Accessible Language: Key policies are written in plain English and are available on request
We maintain clear written procedures and internal training around:
✅ Participant Rights & Advocacy
✅ Privacy, Confidentiality & Consent
✅ Incident Management & Reportable Incidents
✅ Feedback & Complaints Handling
✅ Medication Management & Mealtime Support
✅ Infection Control & WHS
✅ Risk Management
✅ Worker Code of Conduct & Workplace Behaviour
✅ Conflict of Interest
✅ Restrictive Practices Awareness
✅ Transport, Documentation, and Recordkeeping
✅ Emergency & Disaster Procedures
We’re happy to share any of our standard operating procedures with participants, families, or coordinators upon request.
📧 Email us at admin@liferiseliving.org
We can provide digital or printed copies of:
Our Participant Handbook
Feedback & Complaints Process
Consent Forms
Service Agreements
Worker Code of Conduct
All policies are authorised by our Director and integrated into our internal audits, risk assessments, and management reviews.
We use our procedures not just for compliance - but as living tools to guide every decision and every interaction.
© 2025 LifeRise Living Pty Ltd
ABN: 41 675 808 983
ACN: 675 808 983
Registration Id:
4-KQHXFK4
LifeRise Living recognises the objectives of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. We also acknowledge the traditional custodians of country throughout Australia, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures, and to elders past and present.