ng services that are available locally • Give you help with transport costs when attending health appointments • If you are a young parent, we will support you to do the best for them. We will help you arrange childcare, if this is what you want. • Offer free or subsidised access to the leisure centres we run • Give you information about health drop-in centres • Work with you to develop a ‘health passport’ containing key information from your childhood (for example, when and if you have had immunisations) and your current health needs. 14 Finances We will try to help you financially, including: • Providing a leaving care grant to help you buy essential things when moving into your own home. [The government recommends this should be a minimum of £3,000.] • Giving you exemptions to or discounts on paying Council Tax. • Providing or telling you about relevant money management courses. • Information on how to access your Junior ISA or Child Trust Fund. • Support to open a bank account. • Support to gain important identification documents, such as a passport and/or provisional driving licence, before your 18th birthday. • Support to get your National Insurance number. • Exceptional financial support in emergencies. • Providing a financial gift at birthdays and Christmas or other celebrations. Relationships As well as support from a Personal Adviser, we may be able to offer you additional practical and emotional support, such as through: • Providing you with a mentor/peer mentor; • Help to maintain or regain contact with people special to you or who cared for you in the past, like former foster carers, Independent Visitors or social workers. • Support to re-connect with family where it is in your best interests. Participation in Society We want our care leavers to be active m