1. The person is at the centre
2. Family Members & friends are partners in the planning
3. The plan reflects what is important to the person now and in the future, their capacities and what support they require.
4. The plan results in actions that are about life, not just services. The plan reflects what is possible, not just what is available.
5. The plan results in ongoing listening, learning and further action.

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