The Transition Information Network is a source of information and good practice for disabled young people, families and professionals.
We are a specialist network of the Council for Disabled Children set up to provide targeted information and resources about transition through online resources, publications and events.
Type Of Service:
Independence and Housing
Friendships, Relationships and Community
Web Site
Conditions:
Autism / Aspergers Syndrome
Hearing Impairment
Visual Impairment
Physical Disability
Learning Difficulty
Communication
Mental Health
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Our transition support service is a free service for parents and carers to help students in Year 9 and above to make the transition from school to adult life or further education.
We provide confidential information and advice by phone or email.
Type Of Service:
Employment / Education and Training
Independence and Housing
Conditions:
Autism / Aspergers Syndrome
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Provide support and teaching to children and young people with hearing, vision or multi sensory impairment, their families and educational settings from time of identification / diagnosis (which can be from birth). We provide support to promote child's development, to enable children and young people to access the curriculum and develop skills to promote achievement and independence.
Type Of Service:
Employment / Education and Training
Conditions:
Hearing Impairment
Visual Impairment
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created by Beckie Penny
published on 29 November 2017
Universal Credit have launched their FREE helplines from today.
Call:
0800 328 9344 for the Live Service
0800 328 5644 for the Full Service
Or visit the Universal Credit website for more ifnormation (click here).
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created by Julie Belcher
published on 31 October 2017
My Future Choices is a magazine for disabled young people, families and professionals. It includes articles written by disabled young people about their experiences of transition, information about transition projects, the latest policy and charity news and resources.
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The National Star College is an independent specialist further education college for people with physical disabilities, acquired brain injuries and associated learning difficulties.
Our Vision:- Our vision is for a world in which people with disabilities are able to realise their potential as equal and active citizens in control of their lives.
Our Mission:
Type Of Service:
Employment / Education and Training
Conditions:
Autism / Aspergers Syndrome
Hearing Impairment
Visual Impairment
Physical Disability
Learning Difficulty
Communication
Mental Health
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Based in Gloucestershire we are a specialist college promoting work related learning and independence for young people with learning difficulties, assisting in their transition into adult hood. Providing both residential and day places we focus on a curriculum that is tailor-made to the individual strengthening independence, confidence and a transferable skill base.
Type Of Service:
Employment / Education and Training
Conditions:
Autism / Aspergers Syndrome
Learning Difficulty
Communication
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The Preparing for Adulthood programme (PfA) is delivered by the National Development Team for inclusion (NDTi).
The programme is funded by the Department for Education as part of the Delivering Better Outcomes Together consortium.
Type Of Service:
Employment / Education and Training
Independence and Housing
Health
Friendships, Relationships and Community
Web Site
Conditions:
Autism / Aspergers Syndrome
Hearing Impairment
Visual Impairment
Physical Disability
Learning Difficulty
Communication
Mental Health
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created by Beckie Penny
published on 19 July 2017
ASD/Autism/Asperger's Sydrome information and training.
Educational, uplifting workshops - based on real life experience - on a range of subjects including:
Anxiety
Meltdowns & Shutdowns
Socialising
Understanding Challenging Behaviour
Sensory Processing
Primary to Secondary Transition
Transition to Adulthood
Puberty, Sexuality & Relationships
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This service is for any adult of 18 years and over who has a learning disability, meets the Fair Access to Care Criteria (FACS) and has been assessed and confirmed as eligible for a service from our team.
We can also provide advice and information for young people (16 years and over) and their parents/carers.
Type Of Service:
Employment / Education and Training
Independence and Housing
Health
Conditions:
Learning Difficulty
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