Person Centred Planning

Person centred planning (PCP) and approaches was an important part of the government’s

plans in Valuing People (2001) for people with learning disabilities.

 

Person centred planning is a way of supporting people to work out what they want, the

support they need and helping them get it. It involves continual listening, learning and

actionand helps the person get what they want out of life.

 

Being 'person centred' or using a 'person centred approach' means making sure that

everything we do is based upon what is important to a person from their own perspective.

Person centred planning discovers and acts on what is important to a person.

 

Click here to see what happened at our Person Centred Planning Sharing Day

 

Person Centred Planning Wheels.

We have made 3 new person centred planning tools.

Have a look to find one that is right for you:

	Click here to see Wheel 1
	Click here to see Wheel 2
	Click here to see Wheel 3
	Click here to find out about PATH, which is a useful Person Centred Planning tool
	Click here to see a Communication Passport
	Click here to see a useful Person Centred Planning map
	Click here to see a Person Centred Planning Life Shield
	Click here to see a Relationship Map to help you find out who is important to you. You can print the map.
	Click here to see a helpful ideas pack about Person Centred Planning for people with high support needs
	Click here to look at some useful Person Centred Planning websites for people with high support needs
	Important Person Centred Planning dates to remember
	Sharing Person Centred Planning Stories