Tailored Support for Younger People

Our small, local teams can support young adults (18+) with special educational needs or disabilities.

Because the signature BelleVie monthly packages are tailored to your needs and aspirations, we also tailor the training our Wellbeing Support Workers receive. We have access to a network of experts who provide additional training in specialist areas as required.

We can support with the areas listed below:

Autism
Brain injury
ME
MS
Mental health

This is not an exhaustive list, and we understand each person’s needs are unique. We have teams supporting people in South Oxfordshire, County Durham, and Tyne and Wear. If you’re in South Oxfordshire please contact us on 01235 355 570 to discuss how we can help you. If you’re in County Durham or Tyne and Wear, please contact us on 0191 313 0189.

Outcomes

When working with younger people, we encourage independence and offer just enough support to achieve your goals. Because we recruit for values, we have a broad range of different backgrounds and skills in our teams, which can be utilised to support you. We will always try to match your interests with the Wellbeing Support Workers, to help build strong relationships.

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Steps Towards Employment

CV writing
Searching for employment opportunities
Organising volunteering opportunities
Interview and travel preparation

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College & University

Assisting you to attend lectures
Everyday household tasks
Social activities
Food and nutrition while studying
Organisational skills

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Social Life

Community inclusion
Maintaining friendships
Activities and trips

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Physical & Mental Health

Food and nutrition
Staying fit and healthy
Reassurance and guidance
Life admin/organisation

Call our team today to find out more about how we can support.

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Kevin’s Story

Kevin, 19, is autistic, and recently began studying at college. To help him prepare for his transition from school to college, we did travel training with him. This included planning out his route, accompanying him on practice runs and going through any “what if” scenarios. Kevin is now confident about travelling to the city centre.

Alice’s Story

Alice, who is autistic, and her mum contacted us looking for support for Alice on her journey to becoming self-sufficient. We began helping Alice by guiding her through the steps to employment, including working with her to write her CV and applying for volunteering roles in the community.