Use case
Personal plans for people with disabilities and autism
For disability, autism and community-living services: a plan built around each person's abilities, wishes and goals, with the family and support staff as partners.
The challenge
Support for people with disabilities spans many professionals, settings and years. Plans need to follow the person, adapt to how they communicate and keep the family involved.
How organisations configure TailorPath
- Example templates: autism social communication, daily living and community participation
- The regular or colorful layout for each person, with read-aloud and large text
- Goals across the six areas of wellbeing, measured with GAS
- Access for family members and support staff, set by role
Everyone works from one plan
The person
Uses the layout that suits them, with pictures, read-aloud and reminders.
The family
Takes part as a partner, with the information and communication their role allows.
The professional team
Professionals and support staff share one plan and one picture of progress.
This is one example of how TailorPath can be configured. Every organisation sets its own templates, goals, measures and layout.
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