What is the 'vision of the future' section based on?

• A. The family's goals written in their own words.
• B. The person’s own goals, written in their own words.
• C. A fixed set of funded outcomes determined by the planner.
• D. Legal requirements and mandated outcomes.

Answer: (B)

The vision of the future is built from the person’s own goals and dreams, expressed in their own words. This reflects a person-centered planning approach, ensuring that supports and services are shaped by what the individual wants for their life, not by others' ideas. Families can be involved, but the section should center the individual’s voice to guide actions, choices, and outcomes. The other options misfit because they focus on the family’s goals, a fixed set of funded outcomes chosen by a planner, or legal requirements and mandated outcomes, none of which capture the person’s personal aspirations. The vision serves as a roadmap for what the person wants to achieve and how supports can help them get there.