Preparation
Support Plan
A one-page, person-centred plan to introduce yourself to a new support worker, service, or school - goals, supports, health and safety info, communication tips, and emergency contacts, all in one printable place.
Private to you: this plan is saved on this device only. Nothing is sent to us.
- Step 1: Add your name, then any alerts a new worker must know straight away.
- Step 2: Write a few sentences in 'About me', then add what's important to you and how to support you well.
- Step 3: Work through the other sections - tap a suggestion chip, or type or say your own using the microphone.
- Step 4: Everything saves on this device as you go.
- Step 5: Tap 'See one-page plan' to check it, then print it for a new support worker, service or school.
This tool is designed to help with everyday communication and support - it isn't medical or clinical advice and doesn't replace guidance from a qualified professional. Read the full disclaimer.
Your one-page plan is empty. Fill in some of the sections below and they will show up here.
The name I like to be called
Alerts - read first
Critical things a new support worker or service needs to know straight away: allergies, S8 (controlled) medications, seizure triggers, and anything else urgent.
Who I am, what I like, and anything else that helps someone new get to know me
What's important to me
The people, things and routines that matter most to me
How to support me well
What good support looks like for me, in my own words
How to communicate with me
What helps, and what doesn't
My goals
What I want to work towards
My supports
Who supports me, and what they help with
Emergency contacts
Who to call, and how to reach them