Consistent transition support for young people moving from out-of-home care into adulthood, with practical assistance shaped around their goals and circumstances.
Leaving care is a transition that can affect housing, finances, relationships and a young person’s sense of stability. Support focuses on skills and connections that help the young person make informed choices as they move into adulthood. The plan is developed with them and reviewed as priorities change. Cultural identity and trusted relationships are considered alongside practical tasks. Participation in a named government program depends on that program’s referral and eligibility arrangements.
Young people transitioning from out-of-home care who meet the eligibility conditions of an agreed service or partner program.
An authorised leaving-care program, approved subcontract or another agreed funded arrangement. Home Stretch WA has its own eligibility and referral process; access to that program is confirmed through the responsible agency.
The young person helps choose the goals and pace of support. Work is coordinated with authorised caseworkers and relevant people, with consent and clear responsibility for safeguarding.
Identify the young person’s goals and authorised referring contact.
Confirm eligibility, consent and the funded delivery arrangement.
Agree a transition plan and regular review points.
Bellox Group is an NDIS registered provider. Contact us to ask about this support.