Coordinated Service Planning

Each of the above organization have employees providing CSP services. This role is called a Single Plan of Care Coordinator (SPoCC). The role of the SPoCC is to:

• Meet with the family and/or child/youth and help them to identify their strengths, needs and future visions (goals)
• Gather information on current service providers connected with family
• Bring service providers and supports together to identify how they can assist to accomplish the families vision through the creation and development of goals, responsibilities and timelines
• Facilitate the creation of a Single Plan of Care to address the family’s identified vision and to ensure services are coordinated
• Initiate referrals and advocate for services
• Monitor the Single Plan of Care with the family, child/youth and relevant supports

Coordinated Service Planning is a voluntary services that is offered to families who:

• Have a child/youth who is involved with three or more agencies providing specialized services (e.g. rehabilitation services, autism services, developmental services, and/or respite supports),
• Have a child/youth who is experiencing ongoing challenges related to their development (e.g. Physical, communication, intellectual, emotional, social and/or behavioural, mental health),
• Have identified that they are struggling with coordinating services for their child/youth and,
• May be experiencing external barriers which make it difficult to coordinate services for their child/youth.