EGL-Quiz

What is a goal for disabled people and families/whānau in Enabling Good Lives?

• To have multiple conflicting plans

  
  

• To rely solely on government decisions

  
  

• To have more control and a single plan for their support

  
  

• • To have no say in their support services

  
  

What is the purpose of the Enabling Good Lives Local Advisory Group?

• To enforce government policies

  
  

• To include disabled people and families in decision-making

  
  

• To manage funding allocations

  
  

• • To provide legal advice

  
  

Which principle ensures that supports are simple and flexible?

• • Beginning early

• Self-determination

  
  

• Ordinary life outcomes

  
  

• Easy to use

  
  

Which principle ensures that supports are tailored to individual needs and goals?

• Ordinary life outcomes

  
  

• • Mainstream first

• Person-centred

• Mana enhancing

Where was the initial demonstration of Enabling Good Lives conducted?

• Hamilton

• Wellington

• • Auckland

• Christchurch

Which region is NOT mentioned as benefiting from EGL-based development?

• Mid-Central

  
  

• Waikato

  
  

• • Southland

  
  

• Christchurch

  
  

What is the focus of the Enabling Good Lives initiative?

• • Long-term transformation of disability support

• Healthcare reform

  
  

• Educational advancement

  
  

• Employment opportunities

  
  

What is a key reason the Enabling Good Lives (EGL) framework is important in New Zealand?

• It focuses on increasing funding for service providers.

• It puts people with disabilities at the centre of decision-making.

• It prioritizes government control over individual choices.

• It limits family involvement in planning and support.

What is a key aim of EGL in supporting disabled people’s personal development?

• To build confidence and skills so they can advocate for themselves.

• To limit their participation in community activities.

• To keep them dependent on service providers.

• To focus only on medical treatments.

What is the purpose of the individualised plan in EGL?

• To focus on medical treatment only.

• To set goals chosen by providers.

• To create a plan for all disabled people.

• To reflect personal dreams and goals.