The local shelter is in need of supplies and extra food. They come up with a list of challenges they need to consider. What step of the FCCLA Planning Process is the shelter in?
Identify concerns
The local shelter is in the second step of the FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) Planning Process, which is ‘Identify Concerns and Set a Goal’.
In this step, the organization identifies a concern or a problem that they want to solve. The shelter has identified that they are in need of supplies and extra food. Once the concern is identified, the organization needs to set a goal, which acts as a guide or roadmap for the next steps of the planning process.
In this case, the goal could be to gather supplies and extra food through a donation drive or fundraising efforts. Once the goal is set, the organization can move to the next step of the planning process which is ‘Form a Plan’.
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