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Grand-daughter with LD being dismissed from College; Need HELP with Motivation
EmilyAlfie
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I am writing for my granddaughter, Emily she is 20 and has Williams syndrome. Her college is dissmising her in July. I used to work at a residential care home for young adults with learning difficulties, and I have seen much older students who go to college permanently. Is this still possible. Emily needs motivation to get up and dressed. Her mother id's disabled with rheumatoid arthritis. So struggles to motivate Emily. HELP PLEASE THEY LIVE IN SUFFOLK THANK YOU
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Hi @EmilyAlfie
You may find Activities Unlimited in Suffolk worth a try - they are creating a range of activities for young people under 25.
Hope this helps, Alex -
Hi @EmilyAlfie.
It's great to meet you today & I do hope that we can assist/help you further.
I have compiled a list of possible areas to look into.
Please let me know if I can do this for you ??? -
Hi @EmilyAlfie:
Welcome to the Community!
You might have a look through the discussions in our sections on Learning Difficulties, Parents and Carers, and our Ask a Behavior Advisor Sections, as well as our section on Education and Learning for your further education question.
I'm sure you will find helpful chat and advice here. Thanks for joining us. -
@will22 Can you help or advise with Emily's question about motivation?
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