National Transitions to Adulthood Strategy - statement of intent: engagement summary - easy read
Easy read summary report on analysis of feedback received on the National Transitions to Adulthood Strategy: statement of intent.
Most Common Answers
Some of the same things were said in people’s answers. These were:
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Some people thought there should be more in the strategy about parents, carers and guardians. They felt this is important for young people who might need help to make decisions.
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Some people said that reaching the goals of the strategy would depend on access to the right information, support and services across Scotland.
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Some people felt the statement of intent did not say enough about the hopes of young people with ‘complex needs.’
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‘Complex needs’ was used to describe young people with different health and care needs.
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Some people said moving between children’s and adult services was hard. Some said there was often a big drop in support when they moved to adult services.
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Email: dcyptransitions@gov.scot
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