MICTO + FASE Values

Empowerment for young people, carers, and schools.

MICTO + FASE Values provides a practical, strengths-based framework for supporting young people through challenge, change, and transition. It turns motivation into everyday habits by focusing on what matters in a young person's life and how consistent support is applied around them.

FASE Values works across five connected focus areas — Family, Area, Social, Education & Employment — alongside Support, helping schools, carers, and professionals build confidence, consistency, and steady progress without overwhelming the young person.

MICTO + FASE Values helps adults create clear routines, recognise progress early, and support young people with practical, values-led steps that fit real-world settings.

Where it fits

  • Schools, youth services, and care environments
  • Pastoral support, inclusion, safeguarding, and key transitions
  • Clear, age-appropriate language and adapted session packs
  • Confidence, agency, and self-management skill development
  • Shared milestones for schools, carers, and professionals
  • Consistent routines and supportive communication loops
  • Simple progress snapshots for reviews and meetings

Outcomes

  • Confidence, agency, and self‑management skills
  • Clear milestones for schools, carers, and professionals
  • Consistent routines and supportive communication loops
  • Practical progress snapshots for reviews and meetings
  • Strengthened collaboration across support networks

The FASE Values Framework

FASE Values framework — a head profile diagram representing Family, Area, Social, and Education focus areas

FASE Values is a child-centred structure that makes progress visible, relevant, and repeatable. It reflects the real environments that shape a young person's behaviour and wellbeing, ensuring support is grounded in everyday life rather than abstract targets. By working across Family, Area, Social, Education & Employment, the framework helps adults understand where pressure or strength sits — and how to respond in a way that feels manageable and joined-up.

Family

Understanding relationships, stability, and support at home.

  • Key relationships
  • Consistency and boundaries
  • Support needs and strengths

Area

Recognising the influence of environment, community, and safety.

  • Sense of belonging
  • Local influences
  • Environmental stressors or supports

Social

Supporting friendships, communication, and peer interaction.

  • Social confidence
  • Behaviour in groups
  • Positive connections

Education & Employment

Building confidence, engagement, and realistic progression.

  • Attendance and participation
  • Learning or vocational focus
  • Skills, interests, and next steps

Support

Keeping adults aligned.

  • Who is involved
  • How communication happens
  • When progress is reviewed

FASE Values moves support from understanding into steady, achievable routines. Referrals become clear, proportionate plans that help young people experience progress over time — with adults working together around shared goals and consistent support.

How it works

Onboard in minutes

The referrer shares context. Where required, consent is captured. A short profile is completed; carers can add helpful notes.

Profile and Plan

Responses go into Microsoft Excel. A simple profile guides priority areas and cadence for sessions and check‑ins.

Session Pack and Routines

A branded session pack is created using the standard Microsoft 365 templates. Short, repeatable routines make progress visible.

What carers get

  • Clear language to talk about progress
  • Two or three routines to practise at home
  • Simple review sheet for check‑ins

What schools gain

  • Pastoral overview and notes template
  • Engagement snapshot that's easy to share
  • One‑page plan for reviews and transitions

What young people experience

  • Small wins you can see and feel
  • Encouraging check‑ins with clear next steps
  • A plan you shape with your support team