Helping teens and young adults with Down syndrome and their families plan for a meaningful future.
Is your young person still in school, or recently finished and unsure about what’s next?
You’re not alone. Many families feel overwhelmed at this stage, wondering where to begin and what opportunities are out there. Life Launch is a one-hour, personalised exploration session designed to help teenagers and young adults with Down syndrome, and their parents/carers, take the first step into life after school.
Whether you’re just starting to think about the future or feeling stuck without a clear direction, we’re here to help you explore options, clarify goals, and connect with the right services to build a meaningful life beyond the classroom.
What’s included
A Life Launch session includes:
- Identifying interests, strengths and goals
- Exploring life pathways (beyond just employment!)
- Understanding what opportunities are available
- Asking questions in a safe, supportive space
- Receiving an individualised summary plan to kick start the next steps.
Location: online
Fee:
- Private: $320
- NDIS: $320.24
Employment success support pack
At Down Syndrome Victoria, your ongoing success in the workplace is our priority.
We know that starting a job is just the beginning, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Whether you need coaching to build your confidence or adjustments to your role, we provide tailored solutions to help you thrive in your job.
In addition to Life Launch, the following resources outline the flexible, person-centered services available at DSV to both employees and employers.
Employment Success Support Pack: for employees seeking job coaching Employment Success Support Pack: for employersContact us for more information
Book your session today and take the first step toward a confident, meaningful future.
Bree Mills
Employment Connections Manager
Bree has worked in the disability sector for 25 years, including the past 20 years in disability employment. She has an deep understanding of the benefits open employment can bring to the lives of people with disability as well as the broader community.