In terms of personal rights, what must Adult Residential Facilities ensure for their residents?

Adult Residential Facilities must ensure that residents' rights to privacy, dignity, and access to personal property are upheld. This focus on personal rights is crucial in fostering an environment where individuals feel respected and valued. Privacy allows residents to maintain their personal space and confidentiality, dignity supports their self-worth and respect, and access to personal property gives them the autonomy to manage their belongings. These elements are fundamental to promoting a supportive living environment, as they directly contribute to the overall well-being and quality of life for residents.

Maintaining these rights is in line with the regulations outlined in Title 22, which emphasize the importance of treating residents with respect and ensuring they are able to lead lives that preserve their personal identity and autonomy.