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Your
Care Plan
When Surrey
Children's Service get involved in looking after you they have to
write down what they will do to help you. This is called your Care
Plan. It will say what Surrey Children's Service will do to help
you with:
- your health
- education
- religion
- your culture
- contact with family
and friends
- hobbies
- interests
- and any other needs
you have.
For many young people
your care plan will also say how your parents or guardians will
help look after you.
A Placement Agreement
will also be written and will say what happens day to day where
you live. It will be about things like:
- your living arrangements
- getting to school
- and your health.
It will also say:
- who you will be able
to see, or not see
- how much pocket money
you’ll get
- what time you have
to be in
- your travel arrangements.
If you agree with your
plan you will be asked to sign a form. You don't have to agree with
the plan. Your parents or guardians should be involved in writing
your care plan and placement agreement. You will be involved too
if you are old enough and can understand what is happening. Your
social worker and the people who will be looking after you should
also help with the plans. Your social worker may need to talk to
other people like your doctor or teacher about the best way to look
after you. Your
care plan and placement agreement should be written within 10 days
of Children's Services helping to look after you.
What if I need help
to take part?
Please talk to your social
worker about this.
- If your first language
is not English your social worker can arrange for an interpreter
to come to your review if you want.
- If you have any speech
or hearing difficulties your social worker will make sure you
get the support you need.
- You are welcome to
bring someone with you such as a friend or advocate (someone who
speaks up with you) to support you.
Once a care plan and
placement agreement are written, you, your parents, guardians, and
the people looking after you will be given copies.
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