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Person-Centered Planning (PCP)
​Person-Centered Planning Support;
​Person-centered planning (PCP) is the foundation of the Self-Determination Program (SDP). It outlines the participant’s goals, preferences, strengths, and the support needed to live a fulfilling life.
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1. Home and Living Situation:​
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What type of living arrangement is ideal (alone, with family, with roommates, etc.)?
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2. Health and Well-Being:​
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Support required for medical appointments, therapies, or personal care?
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3. Employment, Education, and Skills Development:
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Does the participant want to work or learn new skills?
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4. Social Life and Community Inclusion:
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What social activities does the participant enjoy?
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5. Daily Living and Independence:
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What supports are needed for transportation, cooking, shopping, or budgeting?​​​​​​
6. Identify Strengths and Supports:
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Strengths: List skills, interests, and abilities.
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Support Needed: Determine what services will help achieve the participant’s goals
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7. List the Desired Services and Supports:​
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Employment Training Services
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Personal Care Services
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Transportation Assistance
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Social and Recreational Programs​​
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SDP
Self-Determination Program:
Giving your family more freedom and control over the services and supports your loved one receives.
IF
Independent Facilitation:
Supporting your family in leading the planning process, so your voice is heard, valued, and respected throughout.
PCP
Person-Centered Planning:
Focused on your loved one’s unique strengths, dreams, and needs—creating a clear, personalized roadmap for their future supports.
IEP
IEP Support:
Navigating school IEP meetings to ensure your child’s education plan truly meets their needs.
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Disclaimer: NeedsHelps, LLC – DBA Adaptability Path is an Independent Facilitator Services to assist individuals with disabilities or without it in accessing resources and achieving personal goals.
We do not offer medical, legal, or therapeutic services, nor do we provide legal advice.
We prioritize client confidentiality and handle all information carefully.
NeedsHelps, LLC DBA Adaptability Path is not responsible for the outcomes of external services, individual decisions, or the effectiveness of referred resources.
Pursuant to Welfare & Institutions Code 4704.6, individuals served by Regional Centers have certain appeal and complaint rights in regards to vendored services. Please click here for the Department of Developmental Services’ website or contact DDS at (833) 421-0061 for more information or to file a complaint.
Phone: (323) 510-8797
PO. Box: 2509, Whittier CA 90601
Los Angeles, California
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