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ISSUES Number Issue identified Code Priority achieved Priority codes: 1 = Essential for safety and health 2 = Would like to do or is in the future.

ISSUES Number Issue identified Code Priority 1 Run out of money 9/3/10 E 1 achieved 2 Run out of food 9/3/10 E 1 3 I want a new house 9/3/10 F 2 4 I forget where I put things 5 I can t keep my house clean 6 I lose bills and don t pay them 7 I forget when I have appointments 24/3/10 E 1 24/3/10 N 1 24/3/10 E 1 24/3/10 N 1 Priority codes: 1 = Essential for safety and health 2 = Would like to do or is in the future.

GOALS Goal: Number: Set Strategies Contacts and resources

GOALS Goal Number: 1 I will remember all my appointments in 2 weeks Set 9/3/10 9/4/10 Strategies Contacts and resources 9/3/10 I will use a diary, calendar and whiteboard and timetable Section 13 Promoting Independence Toolkit

GOALS Goal Number: 2 I will have enough food in my house for all my meals for 2 weeks Set 9/3/10 9/4/10 Strategies Contacts and resources 9/3/10 Menu plan Worksheet 7 Develop shopping list Worksheets 8, 9 & 10 Work with support worker Occupational therapist and support worker

GOALS Goal Number: 3 I will keep track of when my bills are due and pay them on time within two weeks Set 9/3/10 9/4/10 Strategies Contacts and resources 9/3/10 Set up a system to keep the expenses I have to pay and the expenses I have paid organised Use a calendar and diary so I know when I have to pay the bill by Talk to the Occupational Therapist Worksheets 12, 13 & 14 Section 13 Promoting Independence Toolkit Occupational therapist

GOALS Goal Number: 4 I will identify places to keep things in my house so I don t loose the - within one month Set 24/3/10 24/4/10 Strategies Contacts and resources 24/3/10 Organise house Identify place to keep important things - sunglasses, keys purse and mobile phone. Put sighs up to remind me where I should put them Large Post it notes

TRIGGER IDENTIFICATION Trigger Strategy

TRIGGER IDENTIFICATION Trigger I get irritated when people give me long lists of instructions I can t follow. I get irritated more easily if I have not eaten on time. Strategy Ask them to write down the list of instructions so I can read it through slowly in my own time. Make a weekly planner for meal times and keep to it. I get irritated when I have to wait a long time in waiting rooms I get angry when I feel I am being told to do things I don t want to do and I feel like punching someone Ask how long the wait will be, go for a walk and come back later Take long deep breaths, ask them how does this help me. If I am still feeling angry walk away and come back.

MAPPING YOUR EXISTING SOCIAL NETWORKS Using the worksheet, write down people you can identify that fit into any of the four levels. You may not be able to think of someone to include on all four levels. People I don t know...... Acquaintances...... Friends...... People closest to me......

CONTACT LIST Name Address Telephone

PERSONAL CONTACT MAP

PERSONAL CONTACT MAP Alison Physio Lisa Rachael Speech O.T. My rehabilitation team John Matthew Doctor Social worker Mary Chris Bank Jill Job agency Mary-Anne Kelly Support Worker David Solicitor Dr Ross Doctor

MENU PLAN Meal Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Breakfast Morning Tea Lunch Afternoon tea Dinner Supper

MENU PLAN Meal Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Breakfast Special K Cereal Skim milk Special K Cereal Skim milk Special K Cereal Skim milk Special K Cereal Skim milk Special K Cereal Skim milk Special K Cereal Skim milk Special K Cereal Skim milk Morning Tea 1 banana 1 apple 1 banana 1 apple 1 banana 1 apple 1 banana Lunch Lettuce, tomato, cucumber & chicken roll Lettuce, tomato, cucumber & chicken roll Lettuce, tomato, cucumber & chicken roll 2 minute noodles Cheese and tomato toasted sandwich 2 minute noodles Lettuce, tomato, cucumber & chicken roll Afternoon tea 5 strawberries 1 Mango 5 strawberries 1 Mango 5 strawberries 1 Mango 5 strawberries Dinner Pumpkin soup & bread roll Pumpkin soup & bread roll left overs Stir fry chicken & vegetables on rice Stir fry chicken & vegetables on rice Spaghetti bolognaise Spaghetti bolognaise Take away Supper Sticky date pudding and ice cream Sticky date pudding and ice cream Sticky date pudding and ice cream Apple and cinnamon bake Apple and cinnamon bake Apple and cinnamon bake Strawberries & ice cream

WEEKLY SHOPPING LIST Fresh Fruit Fresh Vegetables Fridge and Dairy Frozen Vegetables & Items Delicatessen Fresh meat Pantry Items Cleaners Toiletries and Personal items

SHOPPING LIST CHECKLIST (1 person) FRESH FRUIT 4 Bananas 4 Apples 4 Oranges 2 Tomatoes FRIDGE & DAIRY 1 carton of Milk 4 Yoghurt 1 Margarine or butter 1 block of cheese slices DELICATESSEN 200 g of cold meat Devon, ham chicken loaf PANTRY ITEMS 2 tins of Tomatoes 2 tins of Soup 2 packets of Noodles Tomato Sauce Biscuits Pasta Rice Flour- Plain and Self Raising Vanilla Essence Eggs Salt & Pepper Shakers Herbs TOILETRIES & PERSONAL ITEMS Shampoo Conditioner Soap Razors Shaving Cream Toothpaste Toothbrush Feminine Hygiene Products FRESH VEGETABLES 1 Lettuce 2 Carrots 6 Potatoes 1 Capsicum FROZEN VEGETABLES & ITEMS 1 bag frozen Peas 1 bag frozen Carrots 1 x 2 litre container Ice Cream 1 packet of frozen Pizzas 1 packet frozen Pies 1 packet of oven Fries FRESH MEAT SECTION depends upon what you like CLEANERS Ajax Disinfectant Toilet Cleaner Toilet Air Freshener Toilet Paper Sponges Dishwashing Detergent Washing Machine Powder Duster Garbage bin and bags Cling Wrap and Foil Gloves

SHOPPING LIST MAJOR ITEMS KITCHEN Fridge Microwave Cutlery Saucepans and Frypans Dinner Set Microwave Safe Dishes Mixing Bowls Salt & Pepper Shakers Sharp Knives Tea Towels Tablecloths Colander Tin Opener Spatulas Egg Whisk Egg Cups Whiteboard and Markers Telephone and Message Pad BEDROOM Bed 2 sets of Sheets 2 sets of Towels 2 Pillows 2 Pillow Cases 2 Blankets 1 Doona 1 Doona Cover 1 Bedside Table 1 Bedside Lamp 1 Clock Radio Whiteboard LOUNGE ROOM & DINING ROOM Lounge Table and Chairs Television Television Cabinet Stereo System Lamp Heater Fan Coffee Table Clock Whiteboard Noticeboard CLEANING Vacuum cleaner Broom Dust Pan and Broom Mop and Bucket

MEAL PREPARATION AND TIME PLANNER Part of Meal to be prepared Preparation time Cooking time Order 1.... 2.... 3.... 4.... 5.... 6.... 7.... 8.... 9.... 10....

MEAL PREPARATION AND TIME PLANNER Part of Meal to be prepared Grilled chicken breast Mashed potatoes Frozen carrots and beans Preparation time 10 minutes - to remove fat 10 minutes - to peel and quarter two potatoes 5 minutes - to remove from freezer bag Cooking time 30 minutes 20 minutes to cook 5 minutes to mash 5 minutes to stir in butter and milk 10 minutes to cook in microwave Order 1. Peel potatoes and place in saucepan to boil. (10 minutes) 2. Prepare chicken breast and place on griller. (10 minutes) 3. Remove carrots and beans and place in microwave safe container. (5 minutes) 4. Turn chicken breasts over to cook second side. (15 minutes) 5. Microwave carrots and beans. (5 minutes) 6. Drain potatoes and mash. (5 minutes) 7. Stir in butter and milk. (5 minutes) 8. Get out serving plates. 9. Drain microwaved vegetables. 10. Place chicken breast, mashed potato, microwave vegetables on serving plate.

BUDGET PLANNER - EXPENSES Page 1 Expense area Amount Period Weekly cost HOUSEHOLD Rent/Mortgage $...... $... Water $...... $... Council Rates $...... $... Telephone $...... $... Electricity $...... $... Gas $...... $... Insurance $...... $... Furniture $...... $... Appliances $...... $... Other $...... $... TOTAL $... FOOD & GROCERIES Weekly Shop $...... $... Milk $...... $... Bread $...... $... Meat $...... $... Take-away $...... $... Eating out $...... $... Other $...... $... TOTAL $... HEALTH Medical Expenses $...... $... Medication $...... $... Toiletries $...... $... Dentist $...... $... Optometrist $...... $... Medical insurance $...... $... Other $...... $... TOTAL $...

BUDGET PLANNER - EXPENSES Page 2 Expense area Amount Period Weekly cost TRANSPORT Public Transport $...... $... Own car petrol $...... $... Own car - insurance etc $...... $... Other $...... $... TOTAL $... PERSONAL Cloths $...... $... Haircuts $...... $... Feminine hygiene $...... $... Male hygiene $...... $... Other $...... $... TOTAL $... LIFESTYLE Hobbies $...... $... Club membership $...... $... Sport membership $...... $... Entertainment $...... $... Holidays $...... $... Cigarettes $...... $... Gifts $...... $... Other $...... $... TOTAL $... OTHER Education $...... $... Equipment $...... $... Computer $...... $... Other $...... $... TOTAL $... TOTAL EXPENSES $...

BUDGET PLANNER - EXPENSES Page 1 Expense area Amount Period Weekly cost HOUSEHOLD Rent/Mortgage $150 Week $150 Water Council Rates Telephone $30 Week $30 Electricity $20 Week $20 Gas Insurance $260 Year $5 Furniture Appliances $800 Year $15 Other TOTAL $220 FOOD & GROCERIES Weekly Shop $80 Week $80 Milk $3 Day $21 Bread $4 2 per week $8 Meat $15 Week $15 Take-away $15 2 per week $30 Eating Out $40 Fortnightly $20 Others TOTAL $174 HEALTH Medical Expenses Medication $40 Fortnight $20 Toiletries $30 Fortnight $15 Dentist $150 Six monthly $6 Optometrist Medical insurance $25 Weekly $25 Other TOTAL $66

BUDGET PLANNER - EXPENSES Page 2 Expense area Amount Period Weekly cost TRANSPORT Public Transport $40 Week $40 Own car petrol Own car - insurance etc Other TOTAL $40 PERSONAL Cloths $130 Quarter $10 Haircuts $40 2 monthly $5 Feminine hygiene $20 Fortnight $10 Male hygiene Other TOTAL $25 LIFESTYLE Hobbies Club membership Sport membership Entertainment Holidays Cigarettes Gifts $50 Week $50 Other TOTAL $50 OTHER Education Equipment Computer Other TOTAL TOTAL $575

BUDGET PLANNER - INCOME Income Amount Period Weekly Income Salary $...... $... Pension $...... $... Savings $...... $... Other $...... $... Other $...... $... TOTAL INCOME $...

BUDGET PLANNER INCOME Income Amount Period Weekly income Salary Pension $580 Week $580 Savings Other Other TOTAL INCOME $580

BUDGET PLANNER - BALANCING ACCOUNTS (OUTCOMES) Identify your Total income and Total expenses for a weekly budget. Refer to Budget Planner Worksheets 12 and 13. Your weekly income must be more than your weekly expenses. Total income = (Weekly Total off Worksheet 13) Total expenses= (Weekly Total off Worksheet 12) Now, subtract your total expenses from your total income. Income = $... minus Expenses = $... Balance: $... If your income is more than your expenses, the money left over can be for savings or a treat. If your income is less than your expenses, you need to review your expense Worksheet Budget Planner Sheet 12, and identify where you can decrease your expenses. If you require assistance to work out your budget refer to the useful contacts mentioned before these worksheets.

BUDGET PLANNER - BALANCING ACCOUNTS (OUTCOMES) Identify your Total income and Total expenses for a weekly or fortnightly budget. Refer to Budget Planner Worksheets 12 and 13. (Weekly Total off Worksheet 13) (Weekly Total off Worksheet 12) Total income = $580 Total expenses= $575 Your weekly income must be more than your weekly expenses. Now, subtract your total expenses from your total income. Income = $580 minus Expenses = $575 Balance: $ 5 If your income is more than your expenses, the money left over can be for savings or a treat. If your income is less than your expenses, you need to review your expense Worksheet Budget Planner Sheet 12, and identify where you can decrease your expenses. If you require assistance to work out your budget refer to the useful contacts mentioned before these worksheets.

WEEKLY TIMETABLE Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 8.00 9.00 10.00 11.00 12.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00

BRIAN S FIRST WEEKLY Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 8.00 Wash cloths Wash cloths Wash cloths Slept in Slept in Slept in Slept in 9.00 Clean bathroom 10.00 Mow lawns Tidy bedroom 11.00 Grocery shop 12.00 Clean kitchen Vacuum house Nibbles at shop Brunch Brunch 1.00 Pay bills Dust House Play squash 2.00 Play squash Play squash Afternoon sleep Afternoon sleep 3.00 Ironing 4.00 5.00 Prepare dinner Prepare dinner Prepare dinner Prepare dinner Out with friends Out with friends Visited family Video with friends 6.00 7.00 Movies 8.00

BRIAN S SECOND WEEKLY TIMETABLE Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 8.00 Wash cloths Wash cloths Wash clothes 9.00 Clean kitchen 10.00 Clean bathroom Vacuum house Grocery shop Ironing 11.00 Mow lawn Dust house Pay bills Visited Family 12.00 1.00 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 2.00 Play squash Play squash 3.00 Ironing Tidy bedroom Play squash 4.00 5.00 Prepare dinner for 2 nights Eat last nights leftovers Prepare dinner for 2 nights Eat last nights left overs Out with friends Out with friends Video with friends 6.00 Movies 7.00 8.00

GEMMA s WEEKLY TIMETABLE Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 8.00 White board & diary 9.00 Menu planning 10.00 Shopping list preparation 11.00 Shop & pay bills White board & diary Clean bathroom White board & diary Clean kitchen White board & diary Vacuum house White board & diary Wash cloths White board & diary Visit friends White board & diary 12.00 1.00 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 2.00 Lunch 3.00 Sort cloths 4.00 Tidy bedroom 5.00 Prepare dinner 6.00 7.00 Wash cloths Iron Iron Prepare dinner Prepare dinner Prepare dinner Prepare dinner Prepare dinner Iron Visit family Prepare dinner

PLANNING TO USE PUBLIC TRANSPORT THE TRIP TO YOUR DESTINATION Going from:... Going to:... Arrival time:... Transport being used Leaving From Time leave Destination Going to Time Arrive THE TRIP HOME Going from:... Going to:... Arrival time:... Transport being used Leaving From Time leave Destination Going to Time Arrive

PLANNING TO USE PUBLIC TRANSPORT THE TRIP TO YOUR DESTINATION Going from: Liverpool Going to: The City (closest station - Town Hall) Arrival time: 12.30 pm lunch at Plant Hollywood Transport being used Leaving From Time leave Destination Going to Foot Home 11.00am Liverpool Station Time Arrive 11.15 am Train Liverpool station 11.15 am Town Hall station 12.15 pm Foot Town Hall station 12.15 am Planet Hollywood 12.25pm THE TRIP HOME Going from: Planet Holly wood (the City) Going to: Liverpool Arrival time: 3pm Transport being used Leaving From Time leave Destination Going to Time Arrive Foot Planet Hollywood 1.30pm Town Hall Station 1.40 pm Train Town Hall Station 1.40 pm Liverpool Station 2.40 pm Foot Liverpool Station 2.40 pm Home- Liverpool 2.55pm

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