Support for young people

Training and development information, advice and resources specifically for care homes and nursing homes in Plymouth.

Training and development information, advice and resources specifically for domiciliary care providers in Plymouth.

Whatever support you need, there are organisations in Plymouth that can help you.

Moving from one school to the next can be challenging for any child. For children with special needs or disabilities, transitions require extra planning and support. Transition refers to the process of moving between different stages of education or care services.

How we support children, young people, and families with their transitions into and through school, and into adulthood.

Meeting agendas and minutes for Transitions: Preparation for Adulthood.

The vision for the Transitions and Preparation for Adulthood Board is that all children and young people in Plymouth will have their voices heard and have the right support, the right ambition, and the right opportunities for their futures.

Vision and mission statement for Transitions: Preparation for Adulthood.

Staying active and getting around independently are important for everyone, particularly as we age, and getting around Plymouth shouldn't be a barrier to your independence.

If you need travel and transport support and are struggling with the cost of living, we have created a list of organisations that might be able to help you.

If you want to be independent, it's important for you to have ways to travel. This could mean going to school or work, going to the doctor, or hanging out with your friends. You can apply for a bus pass for free travel if you have certain disabilities and this gives you free travel on most local bus services.

Maintaining independence for daily tasks like using the toilet is crucial for older adults. However, age-related changes in strength, flexibility, and balance can make this seemingly simple activity challenging.

What happens if you get ill? Getting vaccinated protects you and the person that you care for.

Age-related changes in vision can make everyday tasks like reading, cooking, or navigating your surroundings more challenging. This can lead to frustration, a reliance on others, and even a potential safety hazard.

Volunteering can be very rewarding and is a great way to meet new people, gain new or use existing skills, get experience and make a big difference to your community.