AIMS Skills Programme is delivered through five specific strands. Each course contains multiple modules which young people work through with their mentor both individually and where appropriate, in group settings.
AIMS Skills Programme courses support young people aged 16-24 that are temporary residents in our supported accommodation services. We also supply these courses to Leaving Care organisations, Youth Offending Services, Probation teams, Supported Housing providers and schools.
Each course contains multiple modules which young people work through with their Mentor both individually and, where appropriate, in group settings.
Each course is available as hard or digital copies.
AIMS Skills Programme
Courses
Please see further information on each course and details of how they can support individuals.
Skills and exercises to help young people to set goals and achieve them, manage emotions including stress and decision making
Skills and exercises to help young people to write a covering letter, complete an application form, interview preparation and problem solving
Information and advice on personal care and hygiene, first aid, using public transport, the roles of the emergency services and owning a pet
Practical advice on recognising the signs of criminal exploitation, county lines activity, coping with adverse childhood experience and healthy relationships
Skills to help young people sustain and maintain stable accommodation including chapters on a checklist for choosing where to live, applying for benefits, managing debt, housekeeping and managing bills
AIMS Skills Programme
Courses
Please see further information on each course and details of how they can support individuals.
Skills and exercises to help young people to set goals and achieve them, manage emotions including stress and decision making.
Skills and exercises to help young people to write a covering letter, complete an application form, interview preparation and problem solving
Information and advice on personal care and hygiene, first aid, using public transport, the roles of the emergency services and owning a pet
Information and advice on personal care and hygiene, first aid, using public transport, the roles of the emergency services and owning a pet
Practical advice on recognising the signs of criminal exploitation, county lines activity, coping with adverse childhood experience and healthy relationships
Skills to help young people sustain and maintain stable accommodation including chapters on a checklist for choosing where to live, applying for benefits, managing debt, housekeeping and managing bills
Liverpool Services
Support & Accommodation
Our aim is to ensure the support we provide is unique to the individual and tailored to their needs, helping them achieve personal goals, keeping them safe, maintaining tenancies.
