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Show profile Hide profileSA-YES provide support to young adults (aged 16-25) living in children's homes who have come off the streets or have been placed in care by the courts for their safety. Whilst these homes provide support and shelter, when these young adults come of age, they are required to leave care and live independently.
SA-YES has developed a programme to fill the gap between care and independent living. They carefully match each young individual with a trained mentor, a trustworthy adult who offers advice, assistance and guidance towards living a self-sufficient and rewarding life.
The SA-YES Transition to Independent Living (TIL) programme is a vital bridge that provides access to information on housing, employment, education and skills training, support with family and community reintegration and, most importantly, one-to-one mentoring; all of which are essential to the development of the young people.
SA-YES provide support to young adults (aged 16-25) living in children's homes who have come off the streets or have been placed in care by the courts for their safety. Whilst these homes provide support and shelter, when these young adults come of age, they are required to leave care and live independently.
SA-YES has developed a programme to fill the gap between care and independent living. They carefully match each young individual with a trained mentor, a trustworthy adult who offers advice, assistance and guidance towards living a self-sufficient and rewarding life.
The SA-YES Transition to Independent Living (TIL) programme is a vital bridge that provides access to information on housing, employment, education and skills training, support with family and community reintegration and, most importantly, one-to-one mentoring; all of which are essential to the development of the young people.
