Preparation for Adulthood - Presentation Slides from MAY 2024
Joanne Southall • Jun 03, 2024
If you missed our event on Wednesday 22nd May - you can download/view the presentation slides with all the information from our speakers on the day....
Preparation to Adulthood
Supported Internships - What happens when my EHCP ceases?
Social care - Supported Living / Direct Payments
Transitioning to Adulthood services
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