Family Focus – A Parent & Service Provider Perspective Norah Johnston Mary Rowan 23/06/11.

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Family Focus – A Parent & Service Provider Perspective Norah Johnston Mary Rowan 23/06/11

Organisational Context 2004 National Service Users Conference Organisational Transformation Strategic Decisions – Service without walls, Line in Sand Building capacity of individuals Building capacity of staff. Building capacity of families Staff Exchange – Mamre Australia 2009 Genio Application/funding 2010

Family Focus Project To support 15 families to become empowered to have more control over the service their family member with a disability receives 10 families based in Clare, supported by Brothers of Charity Services Clare. 2 families based in Dublin, supported by Cheshire Ireland 3 families based in Midlands, supported by Muiriosa Foundation

Project Aims 1.To empower families to have more influence over the services their family member with a disability receives 2.To train key frontline staff in working with families, in an empowering way rather than in a way that makes families dependent on staff and services 3.To build on the informal supports around each person with a disability and their family 4.To consider using paid supports in a more focused way for the person with intellectual disability to ensure a meaningful life

Structure of the Project 12 month period 4 workshops, where all family members come together Individual sessions with families to discuss private details and clarify issues Information sessions for other families, that are not part of the project Information sessions for services and families around the country, towards the end of the project Funding for workshops, respite services and direct support in final 12 weeks of project and staff support

Focus of the workshops Workshop 1-What is Family Leadership, Why do it? What are the benefits? What are the role of services? Workshop 2-Vision Building-why and how? Workshop 3-Circles of support-why and how? Workshop 4-Succession Planning-Wills and Trusts

Success to date Service Providers Perspective Family Perspective

Questions & Answers Thank you for listening.