Local Offer
Please note that the National Development Team for Inclusion (NDTi) is no longer delivering the Preparing for Adulthood (PfA) programme and helpline, as the contract with the Department for Education came to an end in March 2022.
A selection of popular tools and guides from the PfA website have been added to a dedicated area on NDTi's website here. The PfA website will serve as a resource archive for as long as possible; but it is recommended that if you are adding links to your own resources or webpages, that you use NDTi's website as those links will remain active.
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Plymouth 14-25 Network Case Study
The 14-25 Network was established in Plymouth in recognition of the need t... Read More
Developing the Preparation for Adulthood section of the Local Offer
This guide will help local areas to develop the Preparation for Adulthood elements of their Local Offer.
It provides ideas and suggestions for what to include in the Local Offer so that it supports young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) as they prepare for and move into adulthood. It aims to help young people achieve better life chances as intended by them.
It provides ideas and suggestions for what to include in the Local Offer so that it supports young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) as they prepare for and move into adulthood. It aims to help young people achieve better life chances as intended by them.
Learning Example: Developing the Local Offer
This learning example is from PfA demonstration sites, Cheshire West and Chester, Dudley and Leeds following how they developed their Local Offers.
Special educational needs: analysis and summary of data sources
The Department for Education have launched their analysis and summary of key data sources for children and young people with special educational needs (SEN).
NICE Quality Standard for Transition from Children's to Adult's Services
Following the publication of guidance on transition from children's to adults services, NICE have released related a quality standard. This quality standard covers all young people (aged up to 25) using children's health and social care services who are due to make the transition to adults' services.
