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Introduction This Client Charter sets out the commitment of ISS to provide our clients with quality services.To help you understand what to expect from ISS, the Charter sets out the service standards by which we operate. It also explains what we expect from you as a client. What we do ISS Australia provides casework and advocacy services for children, families and individuals who are separated by international borders.We work in partnership with other members of the international ISS network who are located in more than 160 countries world-wide. Our commitment to you We will provide you with a quality service where we:
Our services standards The staff and management of ISS are committed to providing a service that is timely, open, accountable and responsive to your needs. As a client, you can expect the following from ISS Australia:
What we ask from you
Privacy and confidentiality All information you provide to ISS is treated with confidentiality, in accordance with our Privacy Policy. This policy explains the nature and limits of confidentiality and ensures that ISS complies with privacy laws at all times. For a copy of our Privacy Policy, please see our website, www.iss.org.au, or ask us for a copy. Suggestions and complaints We welcome your feedback on what we do and how we can improve our services. If you are not satisfied with our dealings with you, please tell us so that we can continually improve. Client feedback is sought regularly through our Client Feedback Form. If you wish to give us feedback at any time, please ask us for a form. We are committed to providing quality services to all our clients but understand that sometimes people may be dissatisfied. If you are not happy with our services, you should speak to your caseworker about this. If you prefer, you can write to the This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it who will carefully consider your concerns and respond within two weeks. If you are still dissatisfied, you can write directly to the President of ISS Australia who will respond within one month. February 2009 |
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| Last Updated ( Tuesday, 12 May 2009 ) |