Description
Understanding what can positively or negatively impact a care experienced person as they transition to adulthood is key when wishing to create the supportive, healing and empowering environments they need and deserve as they step into adulthood.
This training draws on research findings, practice experience and lived experience expertise.
We will explore together the pressure points that care-experienced people face, including where financial need has the biggest impact on wellbeing and ability to access and sustain employment, education and accommodation.
Together, we will assess how current structures, support and services either help or hinder CEP experiences.
Using the capability approach framework, this session will guide you to a deeper understanding of how and why accessibility to support can fail to have the intended impact and provide you with tools to action change, sustain or scale in your settings.
Who can do this training?
This course is perfect for those wishing to understanding how and what can impact the care experienced people as they transition to adulthood. This includes those in supportive roles, such as Personal Advisers, Researchers, or Policy decision-makers who wish to design policies with real impact. You will gain powerful insights and tools to deepen your understanding.
Suggested participants might include (but not exhaustive): Social Workers, Commissioners, Leaving care managers, Pathway Workers, Frontline support staff/Advocacy support, Charities supporting CEP, Policy decision makers
Where: Online
When: April 16th 9.30am – 12.30pm
Cost: £45pp
If you cannot make this date, or you would like to enquire about personalised sessions please do get in touch via carrie@carrie-wilson.co.uk
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