Events or meetings where a person can participate in communal worship.

A spoken or written account of something that has been observed, heard, done or investigated.

In relation to a service user, means a person acting on behalf of that service user for the purpose of representing the will and preferences of the service user and may include a child’s HSE child and family social worker, a carer of the service user or a person involved in promoting the health, welfare or wellbeing of the service user.

An adult or a child being provided with residential services.

Verbal, physical, sexual and material interactions between residents which are negative, aggressive, intrusive or unwelcome and potentially cause physical or psychological distress or harm to the recipient.

An institution providing accommodation, personal assistance, supervision and other essential daily living activities for people who require it.

Accommodation that provides in‐house support for personal and social care needs for any groups of service users.

A book of information about the residential care facility for residents.

The objective, unbiased consideration and regard for the rights, values, beliefs and property of other people.

A short-term placement of a child or adult away from where they usually live in order to give parents or carers a break, for example, as part of a support programme to families, for children with disabilities, or for older people.

A person's actions, words or gestures exhibited as a way of responding to something negative, frustrating or confusing in their social and physical environment.

Limiting a person's actions, movement or choices.