People We Support
BFC provides support for individuals aged 18 to 25 who require assisted living arrangements. This divers group encompasses:
Young people coming to London to relocate, settle, work, study, visit or for any other purposes.
International Students
People with learning difficulties
People with minor mental health issues
People with chronic illnesses
People with eating disorder
Assylum seekers
People with autism spectrum disorder
Teenage parents
LGBT
People who misuse alcohol or drugs
People suffering from dom domestic abuse
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Enjoy & Achieve
We work with young people in choices that they have made, whether it be the desire to continue in education or develop basic literacy and numeracy skills. We can offer advice or support via our On-line educational programme with a DfES qualified teachers. If it is the desire is for employment or to obtain some experience in a particular field, we have access to a number of local businesses who are able to assist. If it is a wish to develop or continue a hobby or leisure activity we are also small enough to support a young person to reach their full potential.
We nevertheless expect Young People to be in either education, training or employment within 6 weeks of the start of the placement
Where English is not a Young Person’s first language, there is help and support available for Young People to learn English as their additional language by liaising with local colleagues.
Above Beyond Care has strategies in place to encourage Young People to try harder in fulfiing their potential, and therefore recognises and celebrates Young people’s achievements annually.
As soon as a young person is placed in our care, we immediately begin to prepare them for the task of living the full and independent lives that is their right. We have translated our successful work with our foster carers into workshop sessions in Preparation for Independence. The workshop sessions runs regularly giving the young people experiential learning and guidance in the following areas; registering for utility services, managing personal banking, shopping and cooking on a budget, bidding for LA properties, paying rent and council tax.
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Employability
Above Beyond Care will work collaboratively with a range of partners that will include, employers, training providers, colleges, career coaches, connexions and Job Centre Plus to support, develop and deliver programmes and initiatives that offer young people a future for success.
Improving the employability of young people has been the focus of public policy for a number of years. It is important that we at ABC support the initial work experiences of young people entering the job market who maybe in our care and to discover how these early months of work affect their long-term employability.
We at ABC aim to:
Support young people’s expectations and listen to their views on qualifications and training;
Guide them on their first experiences of work and support them throughout the jobs that they take;
Raise their awareness on how employers recruit young people and the skills and attributes they most value;
Listen to employers’ views on how young people could be made more employable;
Identify examples of good practice in the recruitment and training of young people.
There is a real need to develop generic and transferrable skills for young people and concerns about the skills they require as new entrants to the labour market will be different to each individual, however we at ABC we will use the following skills to develop and improve the young person in readiness for entering the labour market.
Communication
Working with others
Improving own learning and performance
Problem solving
Developing transferable skills.
Each young person upon admission will be provided with an introduction booklet which has been designed with the help of residents to give information
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