Steps for network planning groups, facilitators, individuals and families.
1. What is the Context?
Your goal: To meet the family/person and to build a solid relationship of understanding based on mutual respect.
Possible probes or activities that can facilitate the goal:
2. My Personal Network – Who is in it?
Your Goal: To gain an understanding of who is in an individual’s support network and to offer not only the individual, but also the family, support. To invite others to become a part of the planning network.
The Lifestyle Planning Process
Possible probes or activities that can facilitate the goals:
3. Dreams – What are mine?
Your Goal: To facilitate the person’s ability to dream and to be intentional in the process of building a good life in community.
Possible probes or activities to facilitate the goal:
Expect some dreams to be very specific; others will be quite vague and long term in nature. Remember:
– What do we believe is possible? What is it that we hope for? Some people and their families will not know how to dream – exercises and dialogues can help them break out of their shells and dare to dream.
4. What are my Interests and Strengths?
Your Goal: To help the person and his or her network planning group to identify the interest and strengths of the person
Possible probes or activities to facilitate the goal:
5. What are my personal needs?
Your Goal: To give the individual and the network planning group the ability to identify the needs of the person in clear, easy-to-understand statements.
Possible probes or activities to facilitate the goal:
The Lifestyle Planning Process
Some people might need to feel secure in order to leave their homes. Others might find they have to have carefully planned out routines to enjoy a meaningful day. Drafting a needs statement that is a true representation of the person is important here.
6. What Goals Should I have to Help Me Build a Good Life?
Your Goal: To help the individual and the network planning group identify goals for the individual’s Lifestyle Plan. (These goals will come from the dream, the listed strengths, the needs that must be met. They may only come one at a time.)
Possible probes or activities to facilitate the goal:
7. What Supports and Actions Can Make My Goals Reality?
Your Goal: To assist the person and the network planning group in developing a plan to implement the goals (sometimes a small group can draw up a first draft and share it with the entire network planning group).
Possible probes or activities to facilitate the goal:
–it is possible that you will find some resources in the community that will not cost anything and fit well, or you can purchase support, or hire a connector or support person.
8. What will My Personal Plan Look Like?
Your Goal: To create a plan that describes the individual, his or her dreams, strengths, goals and the actions and supports that are needed. Budgeting for support or connectors might also be attached. This is a critical part of the Lifestyle Planning Process. Plan to determine both informal supports (family, friends and even the community) as well as more formalized support (paid assistance).
9. Who will be Responsible for Implementing My Plan?
Your Goal: To be certain the Plan is put into action as designed. During the planning phase, some network planning group members, as well as some community partners, will have agreed to certain responsibilities. The facilitator is there to provide support for the person and the family to see that the Plan is put into action as it was designed.
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