One shared value in Person Centered Planning is:

The focus on helping the person achieve outcomes that are important to them is a cornerstone of Person Centered Planning. This approach prioritizes the individual's preferences, aspirations, and needs rather than adhering strictly to pre-defined goals or service protocols. By emphasizing the person's unique desires and strengths, support is tailored to foster growth, independence, and satisfaction in their life.

This principle encourages collaboration between individuals, their families, and the support team, creating a supportive environment where the person feels empowered. In contrast, many of the other choices are antithetical to the principles of Person Centered Planning. For instance, ensuring compliance with regulations often prioritizes procedural adherence over individual needs, promoting dependence can undermine personal agency, and isolating individuals contradicts the goal of integrating them into their communities and enhancing their quality of life.