Care and Support Planning

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Care and Support Planning Care Act 2014

Person centred care and support planning Person centred planning Person not services Emphasis on assets and capabilities First person Person has control

Person-centred care and support planning

Key elements of the plan Needs and assets Assessed and eligible Co produced outcomes How needs will be met/ reduced Personal budget Own financial contribution Direct payments Final plan must include

Context Take a holistic approach Record needs being met by carer Consider a combined plan to meet both the person’s and carer’s needs Consider universal services and community-based and/or unpaid support

Further considerations for the plan Be proportionate but compliant with rules Take account of fluctuating needs Make sense to the person Must be agreed with the person or their representative

The person prepares the plan jointly with the local authority Person’s Best Interests Secured Information Appropriate people

Thank you