ASN: Successful 16+ Transitions
It might be daunting to start thinking about moving on from school or college and planning what you can do next.
It is important to find activities to do that are purposeful and make you happy in a place that you feel safe and happy too.
Having the right support when needed to access these opportunities is equally important.
Accessing some opportunities like college or day services require funding so understanding the financial support that may be available to you is important too.
The information below describes some of the opportunities and supports available to young people as they move of from school and into adulthood.
Disability Information Scotland provide a wealth of information about statutory supports available to students who have a disability are are undertaking further or higher education. Find out more here
Partners who offer opportunities
The Riverbank Resource Centre and Cafe provides Day Support for adults with profound and complex needs
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Enabling people access to social, educational and recreational activities in their local communities and support the achievement of their individual outcomes
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Everyone at Camphill Blair Drummond aspires to lead a rounded life. Gaining skills and leading a meaningful, productive life builds confidence.
Click here to find out more about their day services.
Green Routes Stirling is a registered Scottish charity, based in Gartmore, near Aberfoyle, Stirling.
Greenroutes offers an opportunity to learn and grow, to develop skills for life, learning and work.
Reanimate is an organisation dedicated to the advancement of animal welfare, education and self empowerment based on complete non harm. Reanimate believes it is impossible to empower yourself or others if it dis-empowers another; no matter what species.
Based in Bridge of Allan Stirling.
Independent living Services
There are many services available to support help people with disabilities to live independently whilst connected to a support network.
The Richmond Fellowship Scotland
Paws for Progress CIC is a non-profitable organisation dedicated to improving the lives of people and animals.
Working across a range of settings including schools, prisons and the community, Paws for Progress develop and deliver services to help people most in need of support.