loyment We want you to succeed in your education, training and employment. We will ask you how you are doing and be ready to celebrate your achievements with you. We will offer you: • Careers information and advice, such as help to develop your CV, advice about job interviews, including what you might wear. [NB: Care leavers are a priority group for the 16 to 19 Bursary Fund administered by FE colleges, which pays a bursary of up to £1,200 a year to support vulnerable young people to participate in education] 13 • Support to meet your transport costs when travelling to training, school/college, apprenticeships or job interviews. • Support to buy tools, equipment, essential clothing, and books. • Support if you choose to go to university, such as helping you obtain tuition fees and maintenance loans, travel costs at the start and end of term, and making sure you have somewhere to live during the holidays. We will help you choose the right course and university that matches your talents and interests. • Opportunities for work experience, apprenticeships and employment within the council. • The chance to attend and help organise celebration events when young people achieve education, training and employment milestones. Health and wellbeing Below are some of the ways our care leaving team and your personal adviser can support you to stay healthy and look after your physical and mental health. We can: • Give you information on healthy living • Give you information on getting help to pay for prescriptions • Support you to register with a GP • Support you to move from CAMHS to adult services • Give you information about counselling services that are available locally • Give you help with transport costs when attending health appointments • If you are a young parent, we will su