Our workers will take into account any professional services are provided to help children/young people develop individual identity in relation to gender, disability, religious, racial, cultural, linguistic background or sexual orientation. Our worker ensures that support/advice is provided for children/young people, who have been or are involved in sexual exploitation, whether as the victim or in abusing others. Our worker will promote that the child/young person is involved with the planning of any such support programs.
Our support is individually tailored and may include help with cooking, budgeting, shopping, confidence building, education, employment, forming friendships, and developing essential life skills for independent living. Each young person is assigned a dedicated support worker who collaborates with them to achieve the goals in their Pathway Plan, aligned with their personal aspirations for the future. Our team works in partnership with other professionals—including the local authority,CAMHS, and education or training providers—to provide a comprehensive network of support. We also encourage young people to maintain and build positive relationships with their friends and family.
Send Your EnquiryAll staff have undergone an enhanced police check DBS, medical check and references are checked and additional ones requested if necessary
