A young disabled person explains why he should be involved in planning for his own future.
Preparing for adulthood cultivates a diverse range of skills, knowledge, and experiences that will equip you to navigate the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. See how we are working to help you to achieve this mission in our PFA strategy.
Preparing for adulthood and transitions. If you're 14 or older, you should be hearing these words. You should be getting help to take control of your life. Follow this path to find out more.
All young people should start planning for post-16 education in year 9. Find out more about what you can do here.
Young people with SEND may be able to get disability benefits and other financial help. Follow this path to find out more.
Most young people should be able to manage their own money, including money for their care, so they can be more independent. Take this path to find out more.
Young people with SEND have lots of options when it comes to housing. There's loads to think about and planning to do. Follow this path to find out more.
Preparing for Adulthood reviews
This video explains how annual reviews should happen after the age of 14, and how they should help young people prepare to move into adult life.