Care Leavers Group Supported Accommodation - Children

Description

The service will offer one to one support to help a young person living in Group Accommodation identify and reach their goals. The support should be an approach tailored to the needs of the young person and flexible in terms of tapering up and down the number of hours a week a care leaver may need. Lot 1: The service will offer one to one support to help a young person living in Group Accommodation identify and reach their goals. The support should be an approach tailored to the needs of the young person and flexible in terms of tapering up and down the number of hours a week a care leaver may need. Support worker should work closely with the young person’s social worker. Support can include the following: Live • Be able to manage a tenancy • Support the development of household skills, i.e., shopping on a budget, meal planning and preparation • Maintain their health and hygiene, i.e., registering with a GP • Reduce risk taking behaviour • Develop social skills, i.e., access appropriate social groups Work • Support the young person to access, employment, applying for jobs and support with CV writing • Support the young person to maintain employment Earn • Be financially independent and be able to manage a budget • Finances, i.e., accessing the right benefits • Managing a bank account Learn • Support the young person to access training or regular education • Has established links within the community they live in • Access volunteering opportunities The service will work with care leavers aged 16 to 18 years and will undertake pre work with children in care who aspire to access supported living opportunities as a care leaver. The service provider will be Ofsted registered, managing Ofsted registrations as part of the service delivery. Please refer to the Chest, www.the-chest.org.uk for tender pack. Additional information: This will be tendered under the Light Touch Regime.