Activities & session tools
Small steps you can work through together.
Use these interactive sheets to structure a conversation, plan an action and reflect on what you have tried. You can print a blank or completed sheet, or download your notes as a text file.
Before you start
These are optional working sheets, not an assessment. Answers stay in this page and are not sent to Aspect or stored by the website. Use example answers when reviewing the design. Avoid names, case notes or sensitive information on a shared device, and clear your answers when finished.
A downloaded or printed copy is yours to manage. These tools do not save into a staff case-management system or establish that a support session took place.
Aspect Housing · Working sheet
My next step
Choose something you want to work on. Keep the first action small enough to try before your next conversation.
For example: feel more confident attending an activity.
Think about what a useful change would look like for you.
Describe a practical next step.
Who could help, and what would you like to ask them?
Choose a day or a point in your next support session.
Return to this question after trying your action.
Aspect Housing · Working sheet
My week
Build a realistic week around the things you need to do and the things you enjoy. Include travel, preparation and time to rest.
What is the most useful thing to focus on?
Appointments, tasks, activities or time for yourself.
Appointments, tasks, activities or time for yourself.
Appointments, tasks, activities or time for yourself.
Appointments, tasks, activities or time for yourself.
Appointments, tasks, activities or time for yourself.
What would help the weekend feel manageable?
Think about transport, reminders or help arranging something.
Aspect Housing · Working sheet
My weekly budget
Use weekly amounts in pounds throughout. This is a simple addition and subtraction tool, not a benefit calculation or a recommendation about spending.
Aspect Housing · Working sheet
Planning an onward referral
Use this sheet to prepare a conversation with a support worker. It is not a referral form and does not send information to another agency.
Describe the outcome you want, without including sensitive case details.
Use the partner directory to find the official service information.
Eligibility, current availability, access needs and the right referral route.
Agree what would be shared, who would receive it and how to use the approved route.
For example: support worker to check the current referral guidance.
Agree how to check whether a response has arrived.
Resident-facing aids, not support records
These tools are for residents to explore ideas and plan everyday actions. Do not use them to save or store evidence of support sessions. Staff evidence stays in the approved case files and Caseload. Printed or downloaded worksheets are personal working copies, not approved case records.