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Home > Hub article > Lost in Transition – 5 Top Tips

Lost in Transition – 5 Top Tips

Created: 26/07/2023, Bright Futures @Ruils

Who by? United Response

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Why might it be of interest?

It can feel quite overwhelming when you start thinking about transitions for your young person – you think of one thing which leads to another thought which leads to another thought and before you know it you’re completely lost.

So, this is a quick read from a local and experienced care provider that might help you regain a bit of focus.

 

Plan Early:  It is never too early to start planning what you want for the future. Think about what kind of job you want, where you want to study, where you want to live.

Have an Action Plan:  Ask yourself, what do I want to achieve? Then set yourself realistic tasks and goals with timescales. Make them as practical and concrete as you can. Get family or friends involved to help you.

Make Contacts: Get to know your community and local employers. Try lots of different opportunities out there including volunteering. Make a positive contribution.

Get Creative:  If you’re not sure about what you want to do why not turn a hobby into a community project? Before you know it something small could turn into something big!

 Start with the end in sight:  Finally, try and have a clear direction or goal as to where you’re heading or where you want to be. Develop a step-by-step plan as to how you are going to get there looking at what skills you need and how you are going to do it.  Always keep this the focus of your plan.

 

 

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Tags: plan, planning, transition, transitions

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