Stopover works intensively with young people and uses a key work system that is carefully planned and monitored. This process involves regular reviews and the creation of a structured support plan using person-centred planning. The plan details the steps involved in helping the young person address any difficulties they may have. Each young person at Stopover meets with their keyworker once a week to review progress and agree future action plans. Service user involvement is high on our agenda and young people are encouraged to have their say at the residents’ meetings. We offer: a safe and welcoming environment a period of stability in the young person’s life as many of the young people we support find themselves in chaotic situations person-centred care provision support to make life choices and access to realistic, attainable accommodation a non-judgmental approach with each young person’s identity respected care plans which reflect the individuality and uniqueness of each person we support person-centred care plans, with the young person setting personal goals promotion and development of independent living skills maximising young people’s potential a key-worker to assist the young person to identify needs. The worker will facilitate multi-agency involvement to meet these needs