Person Centred Planning

TRANSITION PLANNING

Government says“Raising our sights: services for adults with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities” .. Mansell report

There is currently work in children’s services to develop high quality person centred transition plans that focus on outcomes and cover health, housing, employment and community participation.

Where this works well the local health economy and local authority children’s services have

•A joined up clear vision for young people•Clarity about who should attend reviews•Who should bring health information together•Who should liaise with adult health services•And how the young person and their family will: know what will happenHow it will happenAnd who will do what

Right to make my own decisions and be supported

To know what is available to me

To do things for my self and learn from my mistakes

To be included

What young people say

“A whole life approach to planning”

What families want

• Person Centred Planning Team, Transition Team and Education have all worked together to ensure Person Centred School Reviews

• 60 education staff now trained to facilitate Person Centred School Reviews

• Developed joint PCP network between Adult and Children Services

• Year 7 leaflet to introduce transition planning

To this end

Employment

HealthHousing

Community Participation

Person Centred Transition ReviewYear 9, 10 & 11

Year 9: Introduction to decision making and control

Year 10: Focus on future Skills and choices

Year 11: the next step sorted

I thought it was a good lesson in learning what interviews are like for when I leave school

being able to have a sensible conversation with adults about my future

What did you think about review?

What did you like best?

Did you get chance to speak up?

I was nervous but said what I wanted