TRANSITION TO ADULT SERVICES
SUPPORTING TODAY. BRIGHTER TOMORROWS.
A planned adult supported-living transition pathway for young people moving from children’s services, delivered with the wider care team and our Ofsted-registered young person’s service.
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Service boundary:
Preparation can begin before age 18 through coordinated transition planning. Taten Care’s Supported Living service is an adult pathway; under-18 CQC provision is Domiciliary Care only.
TRANSITION PATHWAY
A move that is planned, not rushed. The pathway preserves relationships, routines, communication and risk information so adulthood does not trigger an unnecessary cliff-edge in support.
Early Planning
Young person, family, social worker and key professionals.
Assessment
Needs, communication, risks, outcomes and future aspirations.
Relationship Building
Meet staff and build familiarity before the move.
Familiarisation
Visits, routines, local area and home preparation.
Planned Move
Agreed timeline, handover and enhanced settling-in.
Review
Stability, outcomes, risks and support levels reviewed.
WIDER CARE TEAM
Joined-up transition around the young person
Family & Carers
History, routines, communication, relationships and what works well.
Social Care & Commissioners
Care Act planning, funding, outcomes, safeguarding and placement oversight.
Education
EHCP outcomes, college, skills, employment and preparation for adulthood
Health Professionals
Medication, GP, specialist teams, therapies and healthcare continuity.
Ofsted-Registered Service
Planned handover from children’s provision with continuity of key information.
Taten Adult Team
Assessment, staff matching, familiarisation, mobilisation and ongoing review.
Confidence, skills and continuity
- Managing a home, money and daily routines.
- Community access, education, training and employment.
- Health appointments, medication and professional handover.
- Communication passports, PBS plans and risk-management handover.
- Relationships, advocacy and decision-making support.