 a period of at least 13 weeks (or periods amounting to 13 weeks) which began after age 14 and included some time after your 16th birthday. If you are not sure whether you qualify for support, then ask your Personal Adviser. This leaflet is available online at [website], you can email [contact] to request more copies. Your Personal Adviser will talk with you about the information in this leaflet. 10 2. The support we must give you by law Advice and Support from a Personal Adviser Following changes introduced through the Children & Social Work Act 2017, you will be able to ask for support from your Personal Adviser up to the age of 25, whether you are in education or training or not. Your Personal Adviser is there to help you to prepare to live independently and to offer advice and support after you leave care. Personal Advisers should talk to you about what support you need and record this information in your pathway plan. Your pathway plan is written by the local authority after consultation with you and important people in your life. It sets out your needs, views and future goals, and identifies exactly what support you will receive from us. We will review your pathway plan with you regularly so that it is kept up-to-date. We will try to enable you to keep the same Personal Adviser, though this will not always be possible. The amount of support that you receive from your Personal Adviser will depend on what you want and your circumstances. Your leaving care team will consider with you what extra support you may need. You might, for example, need extra support because: • You have special educational needs or a disability. • You are an unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Child (UASC) and your immigration status is unclear. • You are in or leaving custody or you have had contac