To assess the needs of young people and plan and deliver programmes related to independence, practical and social skills, and relationships. To link in with locality youth workers where available to see what facilities may be available externally for our patient cohort. To run activities based on the abilities and needs of the patients, including day activities,outdoor education, and an introduction to sporting activities where available. With volunteers, to befriend and support young people in different settings, including outreach work. To work with families and young people in assessing individual transition needs. To have a lead responsibility for the continual development of an appropriate transition pathway for young people visiting Helen & Douglas House; developing links with external agencies. To work with families in identifying and researching any onward care services, provision from which the child and family may benefit. To work in partnership with professionals from other organisations that support young people such as social care, health, and local authorities in supporting them through transition into adult services.