Practitioner and Family Roles
The practitioner prepares the concerns and needs to be addressed. The family controls the proposed arrangements during private planning until the plan is submitted for review.
Private Family Plan for family group conferencing
Private Family Plan is a structured planning workspace for practitioners supporting family group conferences. It helps the family network turn identified child safety, care, and support needs into proposed arrangements with responsibilities, actions, timing, and unresolved items for agency review.
Explore the practitioner preparation view, the private family planning workspace, and the review-ready plan summary using fictional sample content.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Captures
The tool captures proposed arrangements, responsibilities, actions, timing, unresolved items, and review-ready summary content.
Important Limits
The tool does not approve plans automatically, replace family decisions with practitioner-authored content, or hide unresolved items.
Who writes the Private Family Plan?
The family network creates the proposed arrangements during private planning. Practitioner-provided concerns and later review notes remain separate.
Can the family leave something unresolved?
Yes. Unresolved items can be marked explicitly so they remain visible during review.
Does the tool decide whether the plan is approved?
No. The tool creates a reviewable family proposal and completeness cues, but approval or required changes are determined outside the automated system by the reviewer or agency process.