Independent Living
Schools, colleges and other post-16 providers include a particular focus on housing options and provide young people and their families the tools and resources they need to fully understand what is available. This could include mock applications for housing register and housing benefit as well as support to research the housing options in their own area. Young people are encouraged to think about who they would like to live with. This is particularly important for young people who are in out of area provision, should they wish to return to their local area.
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No Place Like Home Guide
No Place Like Home: A Housing and Support booklet to help people with Learning Disabilities find a housing choice right for them.
This booklet is designed to provide information that will support a discussion with someone with learning disabilities who is thinking about moving into their own home.
This booklet is designed to provide information that will support a discussion with someone with learning disabilities who is thinking about moving into their own home.
Clare's story
Transition 2 explores Clare's story of managing her own health, employment and her developing role in the local community.
George's story
Transition 2 explores George's story of gaining confidence and moving towards independent living.
Zak's Story
Transition 2 explores Zak's story of gaining independence through travel and employment when he made the move to Derby.
Nathan's sory
Eileen talks about her son Nathan's pathway from school to a supported... Read More
