Your life. Your plan.
It’s my home, not your workplace
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What makes this feel like my home?
Write or draw what matters to you and what already works well.
My day and the people I see
Describe your routines, visitors, relationships and times you want to go out.
Coming into my home and room
Record your wishes about knocking, keys, help at night and privacy.
Rooms, belongings and information
Describe how you want shared spaces used and your things and information respected.
Staff office and notices
What staff space, signs or noticeboards are in your home? What was agreed? What would you like changed?
Phones while supporting me
What are staff using devices for? What attention or help do you need? Ask about the phone policy and record any support missed or changes agreed.
Devices and electricity
What gets charged in your home? Who owns it, who pays and what arrangement would work for you?
Internet and telephone access
What is for staff and what can you use? Ask about privacy, accessibility, costs and alternatives.
How I am asked
Choose how to give your views before changes. How will staff record and respond to what you say?
How I want help
Explain your communication, personal care and sensory preferences.
Rules I want explained
List each restriction. Ask for the reason, legal basis, alternatives and review date.
Other people and safety
Discuss housemates’ wishes and safe ways for staff to give support.
What will change?
Agree the action, who will do it, when, and how you will check it helps.
Who can help me speak up?
Choose someone you trust or ask about independent advocacy.