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-COMMUNITY LIVING BRANT-
Complaints Regarding
Services Procedure
You will find Community Living Brant’s complete Complaints Policy and Procedures
Self-Advocacy section
listed on main menu above.
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YOUNG ADULTS IN TRANSITION
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Staff provides support to young adults and their families...
- To facilitate connections to the community and building relationships.
- To facilitate life planning and implementation of goals.
- To facilitate in their transition from school to community life (including accommodation, work, leisure activities and further education).
- To coordinate appropriate supports and services.
- To provide education (individual and group) in:
- Pre-employment
- Social
- Daily living
- Literacy
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Who is Eligible?
- Young Adults over the age of 18 who have a developmental disability.
- Must reside in Brantford/Brant County and live at home.
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With supports provided in being involved in the Yound Adults in Transition program I was able to achieve my G2 drivers license and buy my own car!
Michelle |
How will young adults benefit?
- Young adults with a developmental disability will be actively involved in their community following graduation from school.
- Young adults will make informed choices about their own life.
- Young adults will build a sense of competence in decision making, accessing resources in their community and self-advocacy.
For more information please call:
Phone: 519-756-2662
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