Welcome To Adult Placement And Person Centred Planning

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Welcome To Adult Placement And Person Centred
Planning
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Aims of this presentation

• Findings of the Valuing People White Paper
• Quote
• Exercise
• Overview of Person- Centred Planning
• Overview of the tools of Person- Centred Planning
• Recap
• Conclusion

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Valuing People
Valuing People Learning Disability
White Paper sets out a vision for the
development of services based on four
principles
 
Rights

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Independence
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Choice
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Inclusion
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People with learning disabilities are amongst the
most vulnerable and socially excluded in our
society. Very few have jobs, live in their own
homes or have choice over who cares for them.
This needs to change people with learning
disabilities must no longer be marginalised or
excluded.Valuing people sets out how the
Government will provide new opportunities for
children and adults with learning disabilities
and their families to live full and independent
lives as part of their local communities.
(Valuing People A new Strategy for Learning
Disability for the 21st Century page 2)
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To live a normal life with in the community
To share daily life of the adult placement carer
To stay well and safe through the use of key
documents processes
Person centred means going beyond the provision
of a roof over a persons head and regular meals.
It is about listening to and understanding the
dreams and hopes of that person what makes them
excited, what makes them sad, what they would
like to do with their lives
College
college
Work
Work
Leisure
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Person centred approaches enable families to
start to explore what are the most important
things for the person and the family.
It enables people to work together to find out
what is important to and for each family member
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Person Centred Planning-An Explanation
The person is at the centre
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Person-Centred Planning reflects. A
persons capacities, What is important to that
person Specifies, the support they require to
make a valid contribution to the community
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The Person, Family And Friends Are Full Partners
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Person-Centred Planning builds on a shared
commitment to action that will uphold the persons
rights
Person-Centred Planning leads to continually
listening, learning and action, and helps a
person to get what they want out of life
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Your morning
Describe your morning routine.
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Include as much of the detail of what is
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important to you as you can (i.e.. Type of
toothpaste).
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Circles of Support
Your friends
People like this help us all plan
Your family
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at different times in our lives
This could be even more
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important if you cant say what
you want without help
The circle of support can help
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people to think about what they
want and help them to get
there.
People in the circle of support
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have all got their own gifts,
ideas, knowledge and
Other people who are important to you
experiences and can use these
to help the person.
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Exchange
Circles
Participation
Friendship
Intimacy
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Life story books and personal portfolios

• A memento box that reflects important events,
  people or times in their life
• a photo album that documents their life from
  birth to the present day
• scrap books of special times, such as holidays
• video showing ordinary and special times in their
  life
• audio tapes of children learning to talk or other
  events
• a notice board or large clip frame with photos of
  important people or special times
• a diary

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RECAP Valuing People the government white papers
see person centred planning/approaches as key to
enabling people to gain Independence,
choice, rights and social inclusion It works
within the tensions and boundaries of the
family Person centred planning is seen as key
tool to placing the person at the centre of their
lives where family members friends are
partners in planning, reflecting what is
important to the person, their capacities,
what they require to make this possible building
their place in community It reflects what is
possible not just what is available
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In Conclusion we have shown the Findings of the
White Paper What Person Centred Planning is We
have touched on the tensions of person centred
planning the family and boundaries. We have
given a brief overview of some of the tools used
in Person Centred Planning We have looked at the
value of a memento box Thank you for listening
for further information www.pldpb.org
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You can do it
Thank you