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Programme 
 

Below is an example of what a typical 12 week Programme  could look like

Sixth Milestone

Relationships, Peer Pressure & Boundaries

Healthy relationships, boundaries, conflict, peer influence and making safer decisions.

Fifth Milestone

Money & Financial Skills

Budgeting, spending choices, saving, financial priorities, debt awareness and signposting where specialist help is needed.

Fourth Milestone

Life Skills

Practical independence: routines, communication, organisation, appointments, basic household skills and problem solving.

Third  Milestone

Confidence & Identity

Self-belief, identity, positive role models, strengths and building a realistic vision for the future.

Second Milestone

My Story, My Choices

Exploring circumstances, influences, choices, consequences, strengths and what the young person wants to change.

First Milestone

Meet, Assess & Build Trust

Initial assessment, strengths and needs, safeguarding considerations, personal goals, expectations and mentor relationship

Twelfth Milestone

Review, Celebrate & Progress

Reviewing achievements, measuring change, completing the outcome assessment and agreeing the participant's next stage.

Eleventh Milestone

My Future Plan

Creating a practical progression plan covering education, employment, training, volunteering, relationships and personal goals.

Tenth Milestone

Resilience & Managing Setbacks

Managing frustration, disappointment, pressure and setbacks; building coping strategies and persistence.

Ninth Milestone

Employment & Employability

CV building, applications, interview skills, workplace expectations, volunteering and employer opportunities.

Eighth Milestone

Education, Training & Qualifications

Identifying skills gaps, training opportunities, qualifications and realistic next steps.

Seventh Milestone

Gangs, Exploitation & Staying Safe

Understanding grooming, exploitation, county lines, gang pressure, online risks and routes to help; building personal safety strategies.

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