Maintaining a pathway into learning.
The young adult maintained college attendance and completed a year of study in construction.
Education, confidence, everyday living and positive relationships. Our work is about helping young people build a future that feels possible to them.
Our published service update describes the progress of a young adult who joined our 18+ provision and built confidence through consistent support.
The young adult maintained college attendance and completed a year of study in construction.
Progress included looking after their accommodation, developing routines and managing budgeting, travel and appointments.
Participation in community activities and a garden project helped build confidence, alongside positive peer relationships and future ambitions.
Summarised from Inspire Growth’s published LinkedIn service update. Identifying details are omitted. This is an individual example; progress varies with each person’s circumstances.
View our LinkedIn updatesThey are excellent communicators and share our vision for successful outcomes for vulnerable young people.Virtual School OfficerLondon Borough of Redbridge
It was pivotal that the young person was involved in the decision-making process regarding his life choices.Through Care Team ManagerLondon Borough of Tower Hamlets
The team are approachable, friendly, warm and welcoming and are a joy to work with collaboratively.Social Worker, Corporate ParentingLondon Borough of Barking & Dagenham
Excerpts from professional feedback. Individual names and identifying placement details are withheld.
Recent feedback from a Young People Intensive Key Work Practitioner at The Children’s Society described consistent availability, empathetic support and effective communication through reports, updates, calls and meetings.
Anonymous summary of professional review feedback supplied to the service. Details relating to the young person are withheld.
Talk to us about the young person’s needs, placement suitability and current availability.