The Living Well Blueprint is organized around five key elements, each focusing on different aspects of the Living Well project. In each element, the Blueprint Reflection serves as a structured evaluation and planning tool across different levels of
individual, provider and state.

For Individuals: It helps with self-assessment, personalized goal-setting, and accountability for personal growth.

For Agencies/Providers: It enhances service delivery, ensures alignment with standards, and supports continuous
improvement in their practices.

For States: It aligns policies with broader goals, optimizes resource allocation, and aids in monitoring and evaluating
the impact of programs and initiatives.

Click on an element below to learn more about how individuals, agencies/providers, and states can support the enhancement of Home and Community Based Services!

Each section provides an overview of why these best and promising practices are essential, what works best in each
element, tools to implement strategies, and the opportunity to reflect on whether these elements are present for
individuals, providers or states. Each element has sections that focus on individuals, providers, and states. 
These are defined as:

              Individual: Refers to people with disabilities receiving Home and Community-based services, as well as their family
                                 members and self-advocates.
                  Agency: Provider organizations providing home and community-based services and supports to people with disabilities
                                 to live their most independent and community-integrated lives.
                      State: State agencies responsible for implementing and overseeing home and community-based services in their
                                 states.

 Click on a button below to learn more about the tools and resources designed for each group!