Person-centred documents for those who cannot easily speak.
A way of making sense of formal assessment information and recording the important things about a person.
Related sites
Personal Communication Passports were first developed by Sally Millar in 1991 and since then have been widely taken up throughout Scotland, the UK, and beyond, for children and adults with disabilities. Creating a Passport with / for people with communication support needs is nowadays commonly agreed as an indicator of good practice. Call Scotland has continued to develop Personal Communication Passports.
Where can I get training and support?
Several courses on Passports are available from CALL Scotland.
Is there a book on Communication Passports?
'Guidlines for Good Practice' by Sally Millar is available for £14.
