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This is the workplan from 2022. What would you keep? What would you change? What is totally missing?

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This is OCFN's logic model.

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This was a workplan brainstorm from 2022.

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Copy of FN Workplan Planning - Google Jamboard

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This is the current family network report. You can review this to consider what we are supposed to report on (deliverables) for FN.

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OCFN Logic Model + OCFN Family Network Report

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OCFN Logic Model + OCFN Family Network Report

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Something to consider - I used AI and added OCFN's logic model and OCFN's Family Network Report (all of the language is theirs) and asked AI to create questions to work on a project plan. This is what AI created. You DO NOT need to use this. This is just a place to start.

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Three Buckets of Support – LifeCourse Nexus

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The Integrated Support Star principle and tool can be used by anyone (individuals, families, or professionals) to guide their thinking about supports. It can be used for mapping current services and supports, problem-solving for a specific need, or planning the next steps. The star can help explore current needs, identify gaps, or plan how to access supports for the future.
The tool can be used to guide a conversation over the phone or facilitate an in-person planning meeting with one person or a group of people. For an overview of "how" and "why" to use the Integrated Supports Star, click here to download the Tip Sheet.

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The Integrated Support Star principle and tool can be used by anyone (individuals, families, or professionals) to guide their thinking about supports. It can be used for mapping current services and supports, problem-solving for a specific need, or planning the next steps.