YOUR RIGHTS

You have rights, these include:

• The right to be treated with respect.
• The right to live without fear of abuse.
• The right to make mistakes.
• The right to feel and express anger.
• The right to express your own feelings.
• The right to say "NO" and not feel guilty.
• The right to fulfill your own needs.
• The right to reject stereotypes and to set your own standards.
• The right to participate in decision making, to change your mind and to say "NO" or disagree.
• The right to privacy and time alone.
• The right to maintain old friendships and to make new ones.
• The right to ask "Why?"
• The right to ask for help or assistance.
• The right to be safe.