Creating New Pathways to Adulthood for Young People with Complex Needs
Thurrock Council is inviting organisations to participate in an exclusive workshop on Creating New Pathways to Adulthood for Young People with Complex Needs Date: 21 January 2025 Location: The Beehive, Voluntary and Community Resource Centre, West Street, Grays, RM17 6XP Time: 9.30am to 4pm We invite professionals in SEND, disability, education, health and social care, vocational training, and employment support to join us in an interactive workshop to shape new support pathways for young people with complex needs.
The session will address barriers faced by young people in reaching their potential and explore actionable strategies for improving transitions into adulthood, including education, employment, independent living, and health.
The workshop will feature presentations, breakout sessions, and panel discussions, focusing on: • Transition support models and multiagency collaboration. • Evidence-based and innovative service models • Input on policies that enhance young people's independence and quality of life.
Session Highlights: • Interactive breakout discussions on education, employment, and independent living • Insights from organisations experienced in supporting young people with SEND • Real-life perspectives from young people with SEND and their families Join us to contribute your expertise and influence the development of tailored support pathways.
Register your interest by 30 November 2024 to receive full event details.
Contact Paula McCullough (pmccullough@thurrock.gov.uk) or Tina Lake (txlake@thurrock.gov.uk).
We look forward to working with you toward brighter futures for young people with SEND.
What the supplier must deliver
We invite professionals in SEND, disability, education
We invite professionals in SEND, disability, education, health and social care, vocational training, and employment support to join us in an interactive workshop to shape new support pathways for young people with complex needs.
Transition support models and multiagency collaboration
Transition support models and multiagency collaboration.
Join us to contribute your expertise
Join us to contribute your expertise and influence the development of tailored support pathways.
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