Social Care Pathway

We support young people to develop independence, access community services, and gain experiences that prepare them for the future. We offer bespoke SEND support and community access designed around individual needs. 

Our team is here to provide practical support and guidance to families, helping young people make the most of opportunities and build skills for everyday life.

Our specialist SEND mentoring support service sessions focus on practical skills, social engagement and emotional wellbeing. Developing essential life skills for the future. 

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Our services can be self-funded or arranged through your local authority via direct payments, giving you flexibility to choose the support that works best for your family.

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We support with:

• Attending medical, health, and other important appointments

• Develop independent living and life skills, such as cooking, budgeting, shopping, and household tasks

• Access volunteering opportunities and gain valuable work experience

• Explore education, training, and employment opportunities

• Build confidence, self-esteem, and social opportunities 

• Attend music gigs, concerts, festivals, and other leisure activities

• Take part in community groups, clubs, and local events

• Develop friendships

• Use public transport and travel independently

• Manage daily routines and personal responsibilities

• Access health and wellbeing activities, including exercise and fitness programmes

• Learn digital and technology skills

• Set and work towards personal goals and aspirations

• Explore new hobbies, interests, and experiences

• Increase independence 

• Maintain and develop relationships with family and friends

• Access advocacy and support to make informed choices and decisions

 

Our support is person-centred, flexible, and tailored to each individual's needs, goals, and interests, helping people to live fulfilling and independent lives.

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