Who typically schedules and attends meetings related to the Person-Centered Plan?

The typical individual responsible for scheduling and attending meetings related to the Person-Centered Plan is the Participant. This approach places the individual at the center of the planning process, ensuring that their voice and preferences guide the development of their plan. In a person-centered framework, the Participant is empowered to take an active role in their own care, which includes initiating and participating in discussions that directly affect their life and services.

While the Support Broker, Coordinator of Community Services, and CCS play important roles in facilitating and supporting the process, it is the Participant who is encouraged to lead these meetings. Their involvement is crucial because it not only aligns the plan with their needs and desires but also fosters a sense of ownership and accountability in their journey towards achieving their goals. This emphasis on participant-led planning is a hallmark of effective person-centered practices.