Services
We provide a service that facilitates a smooth and gradual transition for young people to achieve their aspirations to live independently in the long term.
We provide:
- Safe and secure accommodation with 24-hour support.
- Tailored independent living programmes and key work support hours dependent on individual needs
- Support and encouragement in accessing education, training and employment.
- Support in developing a portfolio of skills to demonstrate to key professionals and potential landlords that a young person can live independently.
- Support for young people to access opportunities and services available from the integrated youth support services such as youth clubs, sporting activities, creative arts/music and therapy.
- Support to meet the religious and cultural needs of young people.
- Support in maintaining a tenancy and dealing with correspondence.
- Support in managing finances, including budgeting and accessing benefits.
- Support in developing, daily living skills, including cooking, cleaning and shopping.
- The development of independence, self-esteem confidence and individual resilience.
- Promotion of healthy relationships with peers, family, professionals, support staff and the community.
Support to access counselling in areas such as drug and alcohol, sexuality, sexual health, anger management, self- harm and accessing advocacy services.
Who Do We Work With?
Young people who are between16-25 years of age. Particularly vulnerable individuals who are at potential risk of absconding, sexual exploitation, care leavers, young unaccompanied asylum seekers, young people with records of non-engagement in education as well as individuals with self-harming and offending behaviours.
Services
We provide a service that facilitates a smooth and gradual transition for young people to achieve their aspirations to live independently in the long term.
We provide:
- Safe and secure accommodation with 24-hour support.
- Tailored independent living programmes and key work support hours dependent on individual needs
- Support and encouragement in accessing education, training and employment.
- Support in developing a portfolio of skills to demonstrate to key professionals and potential landlords that a young person can live independently.
- Support for young people to access opportunities and services available from the integrated youth support services such as youth clubs, sporting activities, creative arts/music and therapy.
- Support to meet the religious and cultural needs of young people.
- Support in maintaining a tenancy and dealing with correspondence.
- Support in managing finances, including budgeting and accessing benefits.
- Support in developing, daily living skills, including cooking, cleaning and shopping.
- The development of independence, self-esteem confidence and individual resilience.
- Promotion of healthy relationships with peers, family, professionals, support staff and the community.
Support to access counselling in areas such as drug and alcohol, sexuality, sexual health, anger management, self- harm and accessing advocacy services.
Who Do We Work With?
Young people who are between16-25 years of age. Particularly vulnerable individuals who are at potential risk of absconding, sexual exploitation, care leavers, young unaccompanied asylum seekers, young people with records of non-engagement in education as well as individuals with self-harming and offending behaviours.