What is "Step One" in the FCCLA Planning Process?

"Step One" in the FCCLA Planning Process is to identify the problem. This initial step is crucial because it sets the foundation for all subsequent actions. By clearly defining the issue or need, members can focus their efforts on finding an appropriate solution. Identifying the problem involves gathering information, understanding the context, and discerning the specific challenges that need to be addressed.

This thorough understanding allows members to move forward in the planning process with a targeted approach, ensuring that the solutions they develop are relevant and effective. The other steps in the process, such as planning an event, implementing solutions, and evaluating results, are all dependent on having a well-defined problem to address from the outset. This ensures that the effort put into planning and executing a project is purposeful and aligned with the actual needs of the community or organization.