- Autonomy – being independent and not relying on others.
- Freedom of choice – the freedom to make any choice from a wide range of available options.
- Holistic approach – means to provide support that looks at the whole person.
- Kaitiakitanga – The value of recognising, nurturing and protecting that which is important, in order to engage in trusting relationships to support greater wellbeing.
- Kotahitanga – The value to working collaboratively to support greater wellbeing.
- Manaakitanga – Supporting people in a way that recognises their mana to support greater wellbeing.
- Personal plan – is a generic term that covers the individual or group plans (may also be referred to by other names) that are developed with people receiving support (and may include their whānau/family and other support persons).
- Self-determination – the ability to determine your own future.
- Self-sufficiency – the ability to do things for yourself and care for yourself.
- Whakapapa – it is vital to understand Māori common ancestry that cherishes places such as marae as symbolic homes; and sharing on the basis of kinship, rather than on the basis of legal responsibility or ownership.
- Whakawhānaungatanga – The value of supporting identity, connection and relationships to support greater wellbeing.
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