We advocate for developing confidence in adults to ultimately discover the strength in themselves to explore their individualism. We believe this is vital in giving our service users an awareness of their self-value. We believe in meeting their needs meaning providing exceptional care to those in need in order to help them attain their own self-sufficiency and independence. We will implement a progression model and proactively reduce support levels when appropriate in order to maximize independence. Through this approach, we work with the service user to take gradual steps to independent functioning. This is attained through initially providing the service user with full support as recorded in their support plan whilst teaching the service user how to independently complete the task. As the service user gains confidence and the ability to complete the task, we gradually reduce the support hours before terminating them altogether. For example, for service users who require support with activities of daily living such as meal preparation, the first phase will focus on showing them how meal preparation is done, whilst the second phase focus on involving them in the process. The third phase focuses on reducing our support hours and the fourth phase will focus on eliminating support on that particular activity based on the service user’s progress in carrying out the activities.