Child Needs – Section 58 Transition Assessments
Preparing for adulthood can be challenging. Our Transition Assessments help young people and their families plan for the future with confidence. We assess educational, vocational, and social needs to create a clear roadmap for independence.
By focusing on aspirations and practical steps, we ensure smooth transitions into further education, employment, and community life, promoting long-term success.
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Transition Assessments help young people prepare for adulthood with clear planning and support. These assessments are carried out by social workers and education specialists who work closely with families and professionals.
The process includes discussions about aspirations, skills, and support needs, as well as reviewing educational and health records. We focus on creating a clear, achievable plan that covers further education, employment, independent living, and community participation. Our recommendations aim to ensure a smooth and successful transition into adult life.
Our assessments are delivered in line with the below guidance, regulation and legal requirements-
- Care Act 2014 (Sections 58–63)
- Children and Families Act 2014
Why Choose ACCA?
Our assessments are both person-centered and legally-focused, ensuring that all evaluations consider psychological, social, and environmental factors.
This holistic approach supports fair outcomes and provides courts with the evidence necessary for just decisions.
We offer ongoing support, ensuring that any changes in an individual's psychological health are communicated to the court or relevant authorities.