DeterminedBy FamiliesHopeHowmany keyelementsare there?WraparoundHowmanyprinciplesare there?This principle allowsfor the family andyouth to have a groupof relevant people tohelp them achievetheir goals now andfor the long haul.Groundedin aStrengthsPerspectiveThis principledemonstrates respect forthe families' and youths'perspectives andpreferences, ideas of howlife should be, values,culture, traditions,identity, and beliefs, toincrease understanding.This principle takesaway the cookie cutterfeel and allows for thefamily and youth to seethis as their own due tothe uniqueness it has tothat particular familyand youth.Driven ByUnderlyingNeedsThis principle allowsthe family and youthto participate fully inthe areas they chooseto live just like otherfamilies and thatsupports areaccessible.ProcessSupportedBy anEffectiveTeamProcessThis principle ensuresthat things that haveworked for families andyouth and are notfocused on their deficitsin the past are utilizedin the plan of care.This principleemphasizesaccountability forachieving the goalsin the plan of careand is a way to trackprogress.This principle reflectsthat Wraparound teamsdon't give up throughchallenges or setbacksand highlights thecommitment to stickwith it through them.FacilitatorsThis principle ensuresthat families have aseat at the table andare lead in decisionmaking. Family andyouth perspectives areelicited and prioritizedthroughout the process.Access,Voice,OwnershipThis principle takesaway deficit focus andensures that things thathave worked forfamilies and youth inthe past are utilized andcelebrated in the plan ofcare.TurtlesThis principle allowsformal and informalsupports (everyone)to contribute opinionsand discuss optionssafely for a sharedresponsibility.WhatmakesWraparoundunique?This principleengages peoplewho the familyand youth thinkare important totheir lives.DeterminedBy FamiliesHopeHowmany keyelementsare there?WraparoundHowmanyprinciplesare there?This principle allowsfor the family andyouth to have a groupof relevant people tohelp them achievetheir goals now andfor the long haul.Groundedin aStrengthsPerspectiveThis principledemonstrates respect forthe families' and youths'perspectives andpreferences, ideas of howlife should be, values,culture, traditions,identity, and beliefs, toincrease understanding.This principle takesaway the cookie cutterfeel and allows for thefamily and youth to seethis as their own due tothe uniqueness it has tothat particular familyand youth.Driven ByUnderlyingNeedsThis principle allowsthe family and youthto participate fully inthe areas they chooseto live just like otherfamilies and thatsupports areaccessible.ProcessSupportedBy anEffectiveTeamProcessThis principle ensuresthat things that haveworked for families andyouth and are notfocused on their deficitsin the past are utilizedin the plan of care.This principleemphasizesaccountability forachieving the goalsin the plan of careand is a way to trackprogress.This principle reflectsthat Wraparound teamsdon't give up throughchallenges or setbacksand highlights thecommitment to stickwith it through them.FacilitatorsThis principle ensuresthat families have aseat at the table andare lead in decisionmaking. Family andyouth perspectives areelicited and prioritizedthroughout the process.Access,Voice,OwnershipThis principle takesaway deficit focus andensures that things thathave worked forfamilies and youth inthe past are utilized andcelebrated in the plan ofcare.TurtlesThis principle allowsformal and informalsupports (everyone)to contribute opinionsand discuss optionssafely for a sharedresponsibility.WhatmakesWraparoundunique?This principleengages peoplewho the familyand youth thinkare important totheir lives.

WRAPAROUND, OH MY! - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Determined By Families
  2. Hope
  3. How many key elements are there?
  4. Wraparound
  5. How many principles are there?
  6. This principle allows for the family and youth to have a group of relevant people to help them achieve their goals now and for the long haul.
  7. Grounded in a Strengths Perspective
  8. This principle demonstrates respect for the families' and youths' perspectives and preferences, ideas of how life should be, values, culture, traditions, identity, and beliefs, to increase understanding.
  9. This principle takes away the cookie cutter feel and allows for the family and youth to see this as their own due to the uniqueness it has to that particular family and youth.
  10. Driven By Underlying Needs
  11. This principle allows the family and youth to participate fully in the areas they choose to live just like other families and that supports are accessible.
  12. Process
  13. Supported By an Effective Team Process
  14. This principle ensures that things that have worked for families and youth and are not focused on their deficits in the past are utilized in the plan of care.
  15. This principle emphasizes accountability for achieving the goals in the plan of care and is a way to track progress.
  16. This principle reflects that Wraparound teams don't give up through challenges or setbacks and highlights the commitment to stick with it through them.
  17. Facilitators
  18. This principle ensures that families have a seat at the table and are lead in decision making. Family and youth perspectives are elicited and prioritized throughout the process.
  19. Access, Voice, Ownership
  20. This principle takes away deficit focus and ensures that things that have worked for families and youth in the past are utilized and celebrated in the plan of care.
  21. Turtles
  22. This principle allows formal and informal supports (everyone) to contribute opinions and discuss options safely for a shared responsibility.
  23. What makes Wraparound unique?
  24. This principle engages people who the family and youth think are important to their lives.