Personal Outcomes

Personal Outcomes describe people's expectations and aspirations for the future. They define what people expect from the services they receive.

Personal Outcomes provide a tool to measure our ability as an organization to respond to the needs of individuals.

The Outcome Measures are not a philosophy in and of themselves, but rather a devise to be used in concert with the value and belief system we support.

IDENTITY

• People choose personal goals.
• People choose where and with whom they live.
• People choose where they work.
• People have intimate relationships.
• People are satisfied with services.
• People are satisfied with their personal life situations.

• People choose their daily routine.
• People have time, space, and opportunity for privacy.
• People decide when to share personal information.
• People use their environments.

• People live in integrated environments.
• People participate in the life of the community.
• People interact with other members of the community.
• People perform different social roles.
• People have friends.
• People are respected.

• People choose services.
• People realize personal goals.
• Safeguards.
• People are connected to natural support networks.
• People are safe.

• People exercise rights.
• People are treated fairly.
• Health and wellness.
• People have the best possible health.
• People are free from abuse and neglect.
• People experience continuity and security.