Personal Care Support Plan Template
A practical plan for documenting personal care routines, preferences, prompts, worker instructions, and Support at Home contribution-change review prompts.
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Example content
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English structure excerpt · blank prompts, not a completed record
- Routine overview
- Preferred time · Preferred worker gender if applicable
- Support instructions
- Showering or bathing support · Dressing and grooming
- Support at Home review prompts
- Personal care service category confirmed · Service and contribution wording checked for pre/post 1 October 2026
- Review
- Risks or alerts · Escalation instructions
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Using this resource
Use the current agreed care plan to identify the personal care tasks, preferences and assistance that this record should describe.
Record a requested change as pending until the authorised person confirms it; do not silently extend the service scope.
This working record does not approve funding, replace the participant's care plan or authorise clinical tasks.
Who it is for
Coordinators and team leaders documenting personal care support instructions for workers.
When to use it
Use when personal care support starts, changes, needs clearer worker guidance, or when related records need checking after the 1 October 2026 Support at Home personal care contribution change.
What this template helps with
A clearer record trail for everyday follow-up
Review notes
This template is a plain-language operational starting point. Check its fields, wording, and internal consistency before using it in a provider's own documentation system.