1. Our choice of care What is important to us? Sophie Fasouliotis
Anthony Wake
Laura Giudici

2. Activity 
Turn to the person sitting next to you and each take a turn at reading through the following list out loud but DO NOT say what the words spell … instead say the colour the word is written in
RED BLUE GREEN BLUE BLACK YELLOW GREEN ORANGE GREEN RED BLUE GREEN BLUE ORANGE PINK BLACK BROWN YELLOW GRAY BLUE RED GREEN PINK BROWN ORANGE BLACK BLUE GREEN RED
Michelle to ask parents to complete exercise and then explain the logic left hand/right hand side of brain, etc. Give handout if required

3. The Care Provider’s Perspective
Ensure the care needs of the client group are met
Consider what is to have a disability and understand an individual’s needs
Promote equality, diversity and inclusion

4. Special College Courses
THE REAL WORLD
College
Special Care
Special College Courses
Day Centres
Special homes
Hobbies
Friends
Special Bus
Pets
Special Schools
Special Swimming
Parties
Work
Colleagues
Money
Home
Neighbours
Love
Marriage
Being ME!

5. The Client’s Perspective
What is important to you about the care provision when choosing a provider?
How do they meet your needs?
What sets them apart from the rest?

6. Person-Centred Care
A healthy community based on equality, diversity and respect
Being accepted as a citizen and welcome in the local community
Support to
develop and maintain relationships
People have the same rights, choices and opportunities
Inclusion. Being involved and not being ignored
Support to make independent
choices
Care and support to access and manage health
needs

7. As far as we’re concerned, disability means possibility …..
Any questions?