Small groups
Each group is supported by a lead staff member and at least 2 assistants, giving a ratio of 1 staff member to 3 service users.
The Life Skills Project
The Life Skills Project offers small group support for young people and adults aged 16+, helping you develop independence, practical skills and confidence.
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Develop your independence and confidence
The Life Skills Project provides user-led programmes in a small group setting, allowing support to focus on your individual needs. Sessions are designed to develop independence and confidence through learning and participation in the local community.
Focused on you
Guided by your aspirations, we ensure that learning is meaningful and tailored to what you want to achieve.
Learning pathways
The Life Skills Project includes three key pathways: Employability, Enterprise, and Health & Well-being.
How does the Life Skills Project work?
The Life Skills Project supports you to develop practical skills, confidence and independence through structured, small group sessions. By focusing on your goals and learning pathways, we help you gain experience that can be applied in everyday life.
- User-led Life Skills Programmes
- Small group sessions with staff ratios tailored to needs
- Monday to Friday, 9am–3pm
- 50 weeks per year, excluding bank holidays
“I like it when we go out in the community, I also enjoy cooking and helping in the kitchen.”
E, Life Skills Member
Life Skills Project Info & FAQs
Looking for more info? Here you can find answers to common questions and further details. If you can’t find what you need, please get in touch and we’ll be happy to help.
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Who can take part in the Life Skills Project?
The Life Skills Project is for young people and adults aged 16+ with a disability who want to develop life skills, independence and confidence in a small group setting.
When and where does the Life Skills Project run?
Sessions run Monday to Friday, 9am to 3pm, at Technology House, Halesfield 7, Telford TF7 4NA, for up to 50 weeks per year (excluding bank holidays and Christmas).
How are the groups structured?
Groups are small, with up to 8 service users per group. Each group is led by a lead staff member and supported by at least two assistants, giving a ratio of one staff member to three service users.
How much does the Life Skills Project cost?
Daily charge rates are:
- Supervision Support: £110 per session
- 1:1 Support: £175 per session
- 2:1 Support: £290 per session
All service users must enrol for a minimum of 18 weeks, with payment invoiced one month in advance. Payment terms are 7 days from the invoice date.
Are there any additional costs or terms?
Additional costs may apply for 2:1 support and transport to and from sessions. If a service user leaves before the end of the Life Skills Project, they are liable for payment of the full 14-week term.
What if sessions are cancelled?
If Taylor Support is unable to deliver a session due to unforeseen circumstances, a refund will be provided for any missed sessions. Cancellations are a last resort, and every effort is made to deliver the agreed support.
Find out more about the Life Skills Project
If you’d like to find out more about joining the Life Skills Project, our friendly team is ready to answer any of your questions.
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