[Answered]: Scenario June is a 22-year-old living with Down…

Scenario June is a 22-year-old living with Down Syndrome. She lives in a share house with three other people with Down Syndrome and has a job she enjoys. Her Individual Support Plan was put in place to help her learn to interact confidently with others, manage her finances and learn the skills of living on her own such as paying her bills, cooking, and cleaning. June’s support worker, Karen, visits to take her shopping for food. While they are out, June excitedly tells Karen that she has met a young man at work who wants to take her out on a date. June says that he thinks she is really funny, and wants to go to dinner and a movie. June confides to Karen that she hopes she will get her first kiss. Karen is worried that June could be taken advantage of or harmed in some way during the date, as she hasn’t had any experience with the physical side of a relationship. Karen tells June that she can’t go on the date and that June needs to call the young man and tell him she won’t be going when they arrive back at June’s house. a) Explain what dignity of risk means.