halow launches the Help & Advice hub
For many families change can be overwhelming. Leaving school, thinking about work or exploring options for living more independently can bring up a lot of questions. What support is available? Who can help? And, most importantly, where to start.
We’ve launched the Help & Advice Hub to give supported adults, their families and carers a place to start. It brings together practical guides and links to further support, so you can find information for the questions you’re facing.
What can you find in the hub?
- Education and employment: Find out what an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) is and explore what to think about as you prepare for life after school and employment.
- Understanding neurodiversity: Learn more about autism and learning disabilities through pratical information and personal testimonies.
- Life and independence Explore different ways to get support with living more independently.
- Rights and support: Discover the different government programmes and charitable services available to you.
- Support for parents and carers. Find guidance on recognising the signs of carer burnout and where to turn if you need support.
- Mental health and wellbeing: Understand the importance of mental health support and different ways to cope.
You may also fine Easy Read guides, which supported adults can use on their own or go through with someone they trust.

Why we created it
At halow, we know that planning for adulthood can mean making several decisions at once. You might be thinking about what to do after school while also working out what day-to-day support will look like. It can take time to piece together information from different places, especially when you’re coming across unfamiliar terms.
We wanted to make it easier to find clear answers, understand your options and decide what to do next. Whether you’re planning ahead or looking for help with something today, you can start with the question that’s on your mind.
"If halow wasn't here, I wouldn't be as happy as I am today"




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