Teams

Direct support workers always work alongside other key people. Together, they create and follow a personalised support plan.

 

Who makes up a multidisciplinary team?

 

Support Workers: Provide daily, hands-on help and know the person's routines best.

 

Psychologists: Help with emotional wellbeing, behaviour plans, and mental health.

 

Occupational Therapists (OTs): Help people learn everyday skills and find tools to make daily tasks easier.

 

Physical Therapists (PTs): Help people move around, build strength, and use mobility equipment like wheelchairs.

 

Medical Professionals: Doctors and nurses who look after physical health and medications.

 

Social Workers: Help with rights, housing, funding, and community services.

 

Partners

Partnerships go beyond official medical teams. They include the key people in the individual's everyday life who help make decisions and offer support.

 

Who are the main partners?

 

The Person: The most important partner. Their choices, goals, and voices come first.

 

Family Members: Offer lifelong knowledge, love, and continuous support.

 

Friends and Advocates: Stand up for the person's rights and offer personal advice.

 

Community Groups & Colleges: Provide opportunities for learning, socialising, and working.

 

Easy Read Summary: Working Together

We work as a team.

 

We listen to what you want.

 

Doctors, therapists, and support workers help you.

 

Your family and friends are part of the team.

 

Everyone works together to help you reach your goals.