<p>This is the text only version of the Easy English document.</p><p>We check disability and other services.</p><p>The NSW Ombudsman.</p><p>Easy English 2015.</p><p>We deal with complaints about your service. Complain or complaint means to say you are not happy. We want to fix the problem quickly.</p><p>We will</p><p> talk about the problem.</p><p> try and fix the problem with you and your service.</p><p>We work with disability and other services to make them better.</p><p> We look at how services fix problems.</p><p> We help services deal with complaints better.</p><p>We check disability and other services. We investigate serious problems for people who get disability or other services. Investigate means to find out what happened. Serious means very bad.</p><p>We look at services where  children live.</p><p> adults with a disability live.</p><p>We check if people who live there get good care. If we are worried about a person, we tell</p><p> the government.</p><p> the service.</p><p>We talk about ways the service could be better. We look at services where a child or person with disability has died. We check if the service could have stopped the person from dying. We talk about ways the service could be better. We make sure disability and other services follow the rules.</p><p>We tell people about how to complain and how to fix complaints.</p><p>We talk to</p><p> services.</p><p> people who get services.</p><p> carers.</p><p> the community.</p><p>We tell them about how to  complain.</p><p> work with complaints.</p><p> fix complaints.</p><p>Community Visitors.</p><p>We plan the visits for Community Visitors. Community Visitors check what is happening in houses that disability and other services look after.</p><p>For example, group homes and boarding houses. The community visitor will</p><p> look at the home.</p><p> talk to the people who live there.</p><p> talk to the staff.</p><p> try to fix complaints.</p><p>Make your own decisions. Do you need help to make decisions? We can help you find a person or service to help you</p><p> understand information.</p><p> say what you want to say or do.</p><p>More information about the NSW Ombudsman.</p><p>You can contact us Monday to Friday 9am - 4pm. Call 02 9286 1000. 1800 451 524 - outside Sydney city area.</p><p>Email [email protected].</p><p>Visit. Make an appointment first. To make an appointment</p><p> call. or</p><p> email.</p><p>Then come to Level 24, 580 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000.</p><p>Website. www.ombo.nsw.gov.au.</p><p>Fax 02 9283 2911. TTY telephone 02 9264 8050.</p><p>Telephone Interpreter Service (TIS) 131 450.</p><p>© Scope (Vic) Ltd. You may use this document for your own personal, non-commercial purposes only. You must not use the document for any other purpose, and must not copy, reproduce, digitise, communicate, adapt, modify the document or any part of it (or authorise any other person to do so) without the prior consent of Scope (Vic) Ltd.</p><p>Scope’s Communication and Inclusion Resource Centre wrote the Easy </p><p>English. May 2015 www.scopevic.org.au</p><p>To see the original contact the NSW Ombudsman.</p><p>The Picture Communication Symbols ©1981–2010 by Mayer-Johnson </p><p>LLC. All Rights Reserved Worldwide. Used with permission. Boardmaker™ is a trademark of Mayer-Johnson LLC.</p><p>Valuing People ClipArt © Inspired Services, UK. www.inspiredservices.org.uk</p><p>Change pictures © 2011. www.changepeople.co.uk.</p>