Which role is primarily responsible for filing grievances and complaints?

The primary responsibility for filing grievances and complaints typically falls on the Community Care Specialist (CCS). This role is designed to support individuals in navigating the systems related to their care, including advocating for their rights and addressing any issues that arise within service provisions. The CCS is trained to handle these situations effectively, ensuring that the concerns of individuals are articulated properly and that the appropriate channels are followed for grievances.

In contrast, while a support broker may assist individuals in understanding the process or may facilitate discussions, their primary focus is on coordinating services rather than directly managing complaints and grievances. Therefore, the CCS is the better fit for this responsibility, as their role encompasses advocacy and conflict resolution within the familial and broader support context.