Moving to Adult Social Care
When you turn 18, you are no longer classed as a child.
When you turn 18, you are no longer classed as a “child” but as an “adult”, and will receive help from Adult Social Care if needed. This can be scary for a lot of people who are not keen on changes, but they’re a really helpful and friendly team.
Adult Social Care can support you with housing, learning new skills, looking for a job and more. For more information about the transition process, view our Transitions Slideshow.
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You can either:
- use the 'view all services' button to see all services about moving to adult social care.
- type what you are looking for in the keywords box to search for services.
Guide to Preparing for Adulthood
Rutland County Council and Rutland Parent Carer Voice have put together a guide to supporting you into adulthood.
The guide aims to provide you with information to help you become as independent as possible and live a fulfilling life.