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RESOURCES

WHR Allied Health provides supports to a broad range of clients who all have their own unique needs. This resource section is provided to assist participants and their families engage specific supports from specialist organisations or at least to provide some guidance as to who they can contact for additional information. It is compiled with information that we have utilised ourselves in practice, or that we feel families may benefit from. WHR Allied Health do not own rights to these documents and they have been sourced from locations where they are freely available for public access.

We have developed a social script that can be shared with your family to understand what Occupational Therapists can do and how this process might take place. It is available here.
WHR Allied Health Service Agreement
Victoria Police – Voluntary Disclosure of Personal Information Regarding a Disorder or Disability
ASD Wandering-Resource-2016
My Future – Helping older teens to identify possible occupations of interest to them
Cyberbullying – Office of the Children’s eSafety Commissioner
Amazing Things Happen
If you require information related to OT Driver Assessors please refer to this VicRoads list
My NDIS Pathway – Becoming a Participant An easy to understand overview of becoming an NDIS participant
reimagine today is a website with info related to the NDIS and Psychosocial disability
Flexibility in your NDIS Plan – Choice and Control
Disability Discrimination Act
National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013
NDIS Operational Guidelines
2020-21 Price Guide VIC NSW QLD TAS Valid from 1 July 2018. A guide on the NDIS prices and associated arrangements. This can be an excellent resource for NDIS Participants to understand what supports exist and how they are funded.
Australian Charter of Health Care Rights – It is a requirement that all SWEP applications acknowledge that the client has been provided with this detail and it is supported by the therapist. The Health Care Charter – A guide for patients consumers carers and families.
Complaint Handling Standards Fact Sheet – Victoria
Code of Conduct (Children and Young People)
NSW Reporting Child Abuse – Flowchart Final 4.8.17
Vic – Reporting Child Abuse – Mandatory Reporting – Child First – Child Protection flow chart
WHR Statement of Commitment to Child Safety
The role of Allied Health Assistants in Supporting Occupational Therapy Practice

Your WHR Allied Health Therapist maintains the required unrestricted Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency registration. You can review the details at the AHPRA site here. Therapists also maintain membership of their respective associations, including Occupational Therapy Australia and Australian Physiotherapy Association.