Person-Directed Linkage
The map centers needs the client recognizes, readiness, priorities, and realistic next steps rather than imposing unsupported priorities.
The Health & Social Service Linkage Map is a ready-to-complete-together tool for practitioners and clients when health, social, or recovery needs extend beyond the immediate service. It helps organize client-recognized needs, priorities, readiness, selected supports, barriers, and a realistic next step.
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
The map centers needs the client recognizes, readiness, priorities, and realistic next steps rather than imposing unsupported priorities.
The result can show reported pathway states such as planned, attempted, linked, or barrier remains when those states are entered.
The tool does not determine eligibility, verify service availability, or provide broad directory functionality.
No. It is a person-directed linkage map, not a broad service directory.
Yes, but client-recognized needs must remain distinct from practitioner concerns.
The map can preserve the barrier and unresolved state for follow-up.
The fixed linkage map tool is saved into the practitioner's account. Fictional demo needs, support options, and barriers are not saved as real client data.