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can anyone help my friend with her teenager?

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Yorkiegirl · 28/01/2008 19:30

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mymatemax · 28/01/2008 19:41

Yorkiegirl
has your friend tried the local mencap, they have helped settle a couple of people into work with my employer, they aren't shadowed at work but fitted in to roles that suit them.
One only dos a few hours the other works full time but they are visited regularly by their support worker & paid the same as everyone else doing the same job.

sabaidii · 29/01/2008 08:46

I'm bumping this for you.

Nymphadora · 29/01/2008 09:21

Don't know if remploy is still around in leeds? May be worth speaking to?

Any local shops etc that he could go to a shadow a member of staff for work experience? Problem is the cost of someone being supported and it really needs a charity to fund that.

magso · 29/01/2008 09:34

Have you tried the Camphill trust - they have some communities scattered about, ( some rural some urban) with training and supported living etc - dont know about Leeds. There is one local to me and they have a bakery and a farm and other businesses along side their college. There is another similar charity but I can't remember the name. Sorry my computor is on a go slow today or I'd do the search for you.

Nymphadora · 29/01/2008 14:17

Did he not get chance at sixth form/FE college?(or SN sixth form?)
There are a few residential colleges for SN but they tend to cover 18/19-21

Yorkiegirl · 29/01/2008 20:08

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