A Step By Step Learning Programme
Supporting Young Adults Navigating Their Journey Into Adulthood
All our young adults are allocated a keyworker upon admission who will work closely with them to ensure they feel supported, and have everything they need. Our young adults are encouraged to participate in sessions to help them build a positive future. Support sessions include an array of topics from increasing independent living skills to basic DIY, supporting mental health, along with seeking education, employment and training opportunities.
• Caring for your health-mind, emotions, and body
• Supporting Regulation and Stress Management
• Safety, Self‑Care and Healthy Living
• Supporting Self‑Worth, Confidence and Motivation
• Career Aspirations and Future Planning
• Employment and Work Experience
• Job‑Search Skills and Preparation
• Learning about career management and understanding the world of work.
• Attending and maintaining education to support long‑term career goals.
• Practical Life Management
• Learning how to prepare meals on a budget.
• Developing skills to monitor and manage personal finances effectively.
• Building key life skills such as responsibility, accountability, sound decision‑making, maturity, and maintaining a healthy life balance.
• Learning how to manage and budget effectively using daily income streams.
• Understanding tax responsibilities and National Insurance contributions.
• Developing the ability to make positive financial decisions and build a focus on saving.
• Independent Living and Home Management
• Developing tenancy skills, including understanding contracts, liabilities, and tenant responsibilities.
• Knowing how to report faults, repairs, and maintenance issues appropriately.
• Gaining confidence in understanding, managing, and paying household bills
• Understanding risks around sexual exploitation, sexual vulnerability, and strategies for keeping safe.
• Increasing awareness of substance misuse and alcohol misuse
• Strengthening understanding of mental health and emotional wellbeing.
• Recognising and responding to domestic abuse, forced marriage, and honour‑based violence
Supporting young adults to become independent
Seeking asylum and refugee
Homeless or at risk of homelessness
Requiring emergency placements