Support Planning Using Person Centred Approaches

Support PlanningUsing Person

Centred Approaches

Looking for the best way to get the information from the person and people close to them without interrogating them.

“It’s like having a conversation with your friend about what they’ve been up-to you do it because you have genuine interest”.

“Planning that was more free flowing natural and relaxed”.

You get to see things in action, rather than the person telling you.

“End up with a better quality of information”.

Respect

Choice

Ownership

Support

Opportunity

These are the values and beliefs' we hold dear within the support planning process.

Be Honest – with the people we support to plan

with ourselves

about the promises we make

about the outcomes

Support planning is about:

“Discovering together personal outcomes for the person”.

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What this means:

An outcome is something that you want to change relating to your needs to make your life better.

In support planning you control the process not the answers……

Things you’ll need to find out before planning……….

What part(s) of the planning does the person feel confident to do themselves?

Who does the person want to help with the plan?

Where do they want the planning to happen?

What kind of planning session(s) does the person feel are best for them?

Do they want to make any sort of decision-making agreement?

Does the person need support with communication - Is a communication chart needed?

Does this person have a learning disability, if so, do they have a person centred plan?

More Things you’ll need to find out before planning……….

The 7 Stages to Support Planning

1. What is important to you?

2. What do you want to change or achieve?

3. How will you be supported?

4. How will you use your individual budget?

5. How will your support be managed?

6. How will you stay in control of your life?

7. What are you going to do to make this plan happen?

What support I need / Who can support me

Good day Bad day

How to keep me Healthy and Safe

Who/What’s important to me

Supported Decision Making Agreement

What’s working / What’s not working

Routines and Rituals

Resources•Skills

•People

•Knowledge

Get to know

ME

Writing the persons planWe need to make sure we represent the persons.

Wishes,

Ideas,

Thoughts,

Hopes

As accurately as you can

Individual Budget

Community Care budget allocated through RAS

Supporting People

Independent Living Fund

Disabled Facilities Grant

Integrated Community Equipment Services

Access 2 Work

The budget might be made up of money from the following:

Always Keep in mind

Costing up the plan.What needs to be considered –

Is the person employing anyone?

For how many hours?

Public Liability Insurance

Payroll costs

Employer National Insurance

Holiday Pay

Bank Holidays

Explain costs for contingency planning

Equipment

Transport

Etc……………………………………

“Above all there’s no right or wrong

way……

If it works for the person, it’s realistic and achievable”

Always plan with a “CAN DO Attitude”

Finish what you Started!