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North-East Regional Pathfinder Conference 22 nd January 2014

North-East Regional Pathfinder Conference 22 nd January 2014. Poor outcomes for young people, especially employment, independent living, health and community inclusion Parents (and young people) finding the system bureaucratic, bewildering and adversarial

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North-East Regional Pathfinder Conference 22 nd January 2014

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  1. North-East Regional Pathfinder Conference 22nd January 2014

  2. Poor outcomes for young people, especially employment, independent living, health and community inclusion Parents (and young people) finding the system bureaucratic, bewildering and adversarial Lack of support that leads to full adulthood lives for all The Green Paper Support and Aspiration, the SEN Reforms and the Children and Families BillWhat’s the problem we are trying to solve ?

  3. 0-25 Education, Health and Care plan (person-centred and outcome focused) Personalisation and budgets Much better relationships with young people and families Local offer and accountability Developing support for life outcomes Key Changes to the System set out in the Bill

  4. Young will be able to request an assessment Colleges must use their ‘best endeavours’ for young people with SEN Colleges will need to co-operate with local authorities in exercising functions of the new system Admitting young people where the college is named in a plan Developing flexible packages Working closely with schools to support transition Following the new Code of Practice What the SEN Reforms Mean 16-25

  5. Developing person-centred practice Developing strategic relationships with local authorities and partners Developing curriculum based on young people's aspirations for life Awareness of what works in terms of pathways into employment, independent living, friends, relationships and community and good health And in practice……..

  6. Employment Independent living Friends, relationships and community Good health Planning for Outcomes for Adulthood

  7. Long term outcome When I leave education I want to work Medium term outcomes To develop a vocational profile To work with a job coach To have work experience Short term actions Engage job coach Begin vocational profile For Example

  8. Email: info@prepforadulthood.org.uk Web: www.preparingforadulthood.org.uk FB: www.facebook.com/preparingforadulthood Twitter: @PfA_tweets Linda Jordan linda.jordan@ndti.org.uk 07903205526 Preparing for Adulthood – Contact Us

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