Liberator welcomes feedback from all clients and service providers.
This web page summarises Liberator’s Complaint Management Policy, and how to provide feedback or make a complaint.
Complaint handling
Liberator is committed to complaint handling. We will:
Who can make a complaint?
Anyone can make a complaint including:
Complaints can be made:
Complaints help us:
Complaints can be made about any part of the quality or delivery of our services such as if there is dissatisfaction:
Complaints can be made anonymously. Complaints can be made to us or directly to the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.
Providing feedback or making a complaint to Liberator directly
There are a range of ways to provide feedback or make a complaint. Please visit our contact page for all contact methods.
How to complain to the Commission about Liberator (or any NDIS provider)
The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission has a page called “Making a complaint about a provider” with information on how to submit a complaint to the Commission.
Ways to make a complaint to the Commission about a provider include:
The Commission has a fact sheet with information on how complaints are handled.
Complaint monitoring
As part of Liberator’s complaint management responsibilities:
Complaint records and review
Accurate information of complaints received including decisions made, actions taken and eventual outcomes are kept for 7 years from the date of the complaint, which allows us to: