Post 16 Residential
Residential
Solent Youth Services are pleased to be establishing and delivering a bespoke residential service, work alongside young adults, aged 16+ creating a pathway for leaving care. SYSL understand that moving towards independence, is often an over-whelming transition in any young person’s life. The transition agreement is carefully monitored and assessed and all referrers are kept fully informed.
We strive to work collaboratively with clients, referrers and staff to enable the best possible outcome for the young people who access Post 16 Residential Support pathway.
This includes, staff support, group and individual work, listening, conversations and discussions leading to the development of interpersonal communication skills to enable personal growth and the chance to overcome any early traumatic experiences.
With Solent Youth Services support, a care pathway will be implemented, that focuses on the emotional and practical needs of the young adult, prior to them embarking on their own journey into adulthood. The transitional period between supported and independent living, will be met with needs-based assessments, taking place within their familiar and friendly lodgings that we offer across the Isle of Wight.
We believe that by working closely with the Local Authority and care leaving teams, we will be able to implement individuals needs assessments and pathway plans. These plans will focus on many contributing factors including support with personal aspirations, health, education, accommodation, employment, training alongside support, finances, social development and practical skills.
Our team of multi-disciplinary staff allow us to deliver targeted services and therapeutic support, to those service users whose needs have been diagnosed as well as those who have undiagnosed needs.
With Solent Youth Services support, a care pathway will be implemented, that focuses on the emotional and practical needs of the young adult, prior to them embarking on their own journey into adulthood. The transitional period between supported and independent living, will be met with needs-based assessments, taking place within their familiar and friendly lodgings that we offer across the Isle of Wight.
We believe that by working closely with the Local Authority and care leaving teams, we will be able to implement individuals needs assessments and pathway plans. These plans will focus on many contributing factors including support with personal aspirations, health, education, accommodation, employment, training alongside support, finances, social development and practical skills.
Our team of multi-disciplinary staff allow us to deliver targeted services and therapeutic support, to those service users whose needs have been diagnosed as well as those who have undiagnosed needs.