1. Easy Read Workbook Version (with Activities)

 

Case Study 1 – Sally

About Sally

• Sally is 40 years old.

• She has a learning disability.

• She also has ADHD and Autism.

• Sally receives home care support.

Sally’s Situation

• Sally spends a lot of time alone.

• She would like to study and work.

• She feels no one gives her a chance.

• Sally had poor schooling.

• Colleges had funding problems.

• Sally has a few friends.

• She does not go out socially very often.

• Sally lives on benefits and very little money.

• Her mental health is suffering.

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Activity – Think About Sally

Write or discuss your answers.

1. What problems is Sally facing?

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2. What support could help Sally?

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3. How can professionals support Sally’s choices?

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Possible Support for Sally

Support workers could help Sally:

Education

• Find adult learning courses

• Look at college support programmes

• Provide Easy Read learning materials

Work

• Supported employment programmes

• Volunteering opportunities

• Help writing a CV

Social Life

• Community clubs

• Disability support groups

• Book clubs or hobbies

Mental Health

• GP support

• Counselling services

• Confidence-building activities

Person Centred Planning (PCP)

A plan should focus on:

• Sally’s goals

• Sally’s strengths

• Sally’s interests

• Sally’s choices