Transcription of Differences Between Formal and Informal Supports for …
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L~'\ Formal *rnformar*Invested in the outcomes and interests ofthe body or entity they formally to the interests and outcomes thatcomprise the family's hopes and on providing pre-definedinterventions and in daily life in natural ways andparticipating side by side with the youthand to be accessible during times thatfamilies are not together (day-time officehours, limited periods, etc.).Can easily accompany the youth andfamily across a day or a week, when theyare naturally success based on the systems'expectations and demands for thefamily's of success based in family'sor individual's system of beliefs andvalues, rather than the system's providing Formal Supports aretrained to be emotionally distant from thefeelings of the people they Supports are closer to the youthand family, as they
Persons providing formal supports are trained to be emotionally distant from the feelings of the people they serve. Informal supports are closer to the youth and family, as they have been selected by the family's choices and lifestyle. \ Approaches to the youth and family are frequently based in the authority of the position held.
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