How do we know if the plan is accurate? Phil Madden EASPD May 2008 Sarajevo.

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How do we know if the plan is accurate? Phil Madden EASPD May 2008 Sarajevo

1.1. The Dictatorship of the proletariat  We know what people want, so we don’t need to ask.

Asking key groups 2.2.  Collators  Guides  Brokers  Lobbyists

3.  Centred for Independent Living (CIL’s)  User Led Organisations (ULO’s)  Advocacy Groups  Carers Centred

4. Learning Disability Partnership Boards  In every Local Authority.  Strategic Plans which must be approved by central government.  Membership of officials, families, people with intellectual disability.  Wide variation in quality / effectiveness / styles.  Have no ultimate authority.

5. Reaching out to hard to reach groups  The usual suspects danger.  “The seduction of Glittering Crumbs”  Giving a voice to the voiceless.

6.  Aggregation of  Referrals  Assessments  Person Centred Plans

7.  Research  Demographic change

8. Does the plan have substance?  Not cosmetic  Not diversionary