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Individualised transitional home-based support
Practical activities shaped around the needs of young people and their communities.
Structured, community-based transitional care for vulnerable young people.
The HASF Halfway Homes pillar proposes community home-based care for orphans and vulnerable young people. The report outlines varying stays based on individual circumstances, including three months, six months and twelve months or longer, subject to safeguarding and applicable approvals.
Practical activities shaped around the needs of young people and their communities.
An approach that connects learning and wellbeing with meaningful participation.
Built for collaboration and responsible, community-based implementation.
Working toward safe, nurturing transitions for young people.
Be part of a connected approach to lasting community wellbeing.