Peter has a paraplegia and an acquired brain injury from a fall off his roof. He uses a power wheelchair for mobility. Peter has recently become prone to aggressive outbursts and his wife, who had been the primary carer, has felt unable to cope any more on her own. They had home support for a while, but his wife decided it would be best for Peter to live in a Supported Living Arrangement managed by CareShore, even though Peter would like to live at home. The decision was also made because his family home is not equipped for his support needs. His dream is to get back into the workforce in some capacity.

QUESTION A; Imagine you are working with Julie as Peter's support worker. How would you ensure that Peter is comfortable and has consented to any decisions made regarding his situation?

QUESTION B; If you felt Peter needed support in relation to decisions that were being made in his behalf, what could you i do and who would you approach?