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Aftercare Resource Centre
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Aftercare Resource Centre

Transitioning from out-of-home care into independent living can come with challenges. Our Aftercare Resource Centre provides customised resources, information and support for care leavers to help navigate the process.

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Overview

Who It's For

The Aftercare Resource Centre is for young adults aged 17 to 24 who are preparing to leave out-of-home care services, or who have recently left their care arrangements. This service is offered face-to-face, but is also available online via Zoom or by phone call.

How We Help

We can provide you with support and information that will enable you to start the process of transitioning to independent living. Our services are free, confidential, and participation is voluntary.

What to Expect

You’ll meet with a professional caseworker who’s highly experienced in aftercare issues. They’ll discuss your current situation and provide tailored support for your individual circumstances.

Care leavers can often experience a range of unique challenges.

 

Our professional caseworkers have extensive experience in aftercare issues. They can talk through your current situation and provide help wherever you need it.

To refer someone to this program,  or if you are interested in booking for yourself, please contact us today.

Mental health issues
Financial difficulties
Trouble finding quality housing
Higher risk of crime
Unemployment
Social isolation

How We Can Help:

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Assisting you with your Leaving Care Plan and Transition to Independent Living Allowance (TILA) funds
02
Support with finding housing and setting up your home
03
Discussing Centrelink, education and employment pathways with you
04
Helping you access legal and financial assistance
05
Accessing care files and offering support while you read them
06
Supporting you with learning life skills, including parenting and budgeting
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Referrals to other health services, including counsel appropriate agencies
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Providing support if you wish to access the Victims Compensation Scheme
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