Thurrock Borough Council - Anti Social Behaviour
Market Engagement - Autism Post 18 Specialist Care Support and Education
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Introduction and Background Thurrock Council is looking to develop a specialist service to deliver support to young people with autism and behaviour that challenges services as they move on from school.
This is to enable young people to remain within their local communities, family homes or their own accommodation.
In Thurrock specialist educational support using Applied Behaviour Analysis and Positive Behaviour Support (ABA) is delivered in one our schools.
Children and Adult Services have run a pilot, in partnership with a local provider, for the last 2 years using the ABA approach.
The pilot has tested out the requirement for a service and has supported young people to remain in Thurrock rather than move to residential support.
Whilst the ABA approach has been successful we are clear that although well regarded in Thurrock this is not the only approach and as such we welcome interest from providers who deliver care and support to young people with autism and behaviour that challenges services using different methods and skills.
This market engagement event is to enable providers to come to Thurrock and gain an understanding of the borough, the requirements for this service and to have a dialogue with commissioners about service development.
Requirements Providers should be able to offer a range of specialist service responses.
The criteria for the young people who have accessed the pilot has been that they should be able to move on to independence with appropriate support, would be at risk of being place in residential support outside of Thurrock and that each young person would have autism and behaviour considered challenging to services.
The provider should be able to deliver individual care and support for young people to learn skills to live fulfilling lives within their own community.
The Event will be held on: Date: 1st October 2019 Time: 10am Location: The Community House, Sherfield Road, Grays, Essex, RM17 6FJ Refreshments will be provided Speakers representing: Thurrock Council Agenda 10:30 Introduction from Thurrock Council 10:45 Key Note Address 11:00 Round Table Discussions 12:15 Feedback and Summary 12:45 Closing Remarks 13:00 Opportunities for Networking 13:30 Close
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In Thurrock specialist educational support using Applied
In Thurrock specialist educational support using Applied Behaviour Analysis and Positive Behaviour Support (ABA) is delivered in one our schools.
The pilot has tested out the requirement
The pilot has tested out the requirement for a service and has supported young people to remain in Thurrock rather than move to residential support.
Whilst the ABA approach has been successful
Whilst the ABA approach has been successful we are clear that although well regarded in Thurrock this is not the only approach and as such we welcome interest from providers who deliver care and support to young people with autism and behaviour that challenges services using different methods and skills.
Providers should be able to offer
Providers should be able to offer a range of specialist service responses.
The criteria for the young people who
The criteria for the young people who have accessed the pilot has been that they should be able to move on to independence with appropriate support, would be at risk of being place in residential support outside of Thurrock and that each young person would have autism and behaviour considered challenging to services.
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