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	PCP is concerned with enabling people with support needs to live in a more independent mode of life. This is achieved through <strong>planning strategies </strong>designed to overcome scenarios which may render it necessary to seek secondary support, where none may be forthcoming. <strong>Person centred planning</strong> of what is social care as a recognised practice involves life planning for those with developmental disabilities or learning difficulties. PCP has since broadened its scope to include those with <u><a href="http://www.socialcaretraining.ie/blog-landing.php?id=50" style="font-size:16px; text-align:justify; line-height:125%;">mental health issues</a></u>, those with recent physical disabilities, the elderly with debilitating illnesses, and children as well. PCP is a practical &amp; considered response for those in need. Person centred planning allows clients to discuss with their social care agent,<strong> listing out the bare essentials of life </strong>which the client needs to fulfill to live normally with dignity, and requiring the minimal of outside support.&nbsp;</p>
