Next steps for young people
Support to help you get ready for adult life.
Grace Eyre offers comprehensive support for autistic young adults and young adults with learning disabilities as they transition into adulthood.
Our services are tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals aged 18-25 in Brighton & Hove and West Sussex.
We can provide support into education or employment, housing and community integration. We can also help with personal development, learning new skills, finding somewhere to live, having fun and making friends.
Transition means moving from childhood to becoming a young adult.
When a young person with additional needs is around 18, they can start moving from children’s to adult social care. However, the planning for a young person’s transition will start at the age of 14.
A social worker can provide more information and advise on what could come next, so speak to them initially. A young person’s school or college may also be able to offer guidance.
When it’s time to transition, Grace Eyre can work with you and your family to make the path as smooth as possible.
We provide support to develop career and life skills.
We offer opportunities for integration into the community and sustained independence.
Contact Tom Conroy, New Business Manager at Grace Eyre to discuss your needs and eligibility.
Email: referrals@grace-eyre.org
Phone: 07719 953 582
We offer various supported living arrangements tailored to individual needs.
Yes, we provide job coaching and connections to local employers.
We offer a range of events through our Active Lives programme and Purple Productions.
Brighton & Hove City Council has created an Easy Read guide about the transition into adulthood.
Read more on the Brighton and Hove City Council website
The Amazing Futures website has information on groups, plus advice and support for disabled and neurodivergent young people, aged 14 to 25, in Brighton & Hove and East Sussex
