What must the IISP reflect?

The IISP, or Individualized Implementation Support Plan, is designed to be a personalized document that truly reflects the individual’s needs, preferences, and agreements. This ensures that the care provided is tailored specifically to the individual, promoting their autonomy and aligning with their personal goals. By prioritizing the individual's preferences, the IISP facilitates a more effective and meaningful support system, allowing providers to engage with clients in a way that is respectful and responsive to their unique circumstances.

In contrast, focusing solely on financial background, only available services, or community standards does not incorporate the personalized aspect that the IISP aims to encapsulate. These elements can be relevant but do not replace the need for reflecting the individual’s unique circumstances and consent, which is crucial for effective support and advocacy in service delivery.