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Liverpool City Council is proposing a dedicated city centre hub for more than eight hundred care experienced young people up to the age of twenty five.

The proposed facility would offer advice, appointments, social space, food, laundry and digital access, with the council expecting it to open next summer if approved.

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00:00Liverpool could get its first dedicated hub for care leavers.
00:05Liverpool City Council supports more than 800 care-experienced young people up to 25.
00:12Services operate from temporary accommodation at Merseyside Play Action Council one day each week at present.
00:20The council says a permanent venue would offer a better environment.
00:24A report to Cabinet proposes spending £458,000 fitting out premises in a city centre location.
00:33The council would take a 10-year lease on it.
00:36The building could accommodate up to 20 staff.
00:39The hub would provide drop-in and appointment services.
00:43Young people could meet their personal advisor, get advice, eat and use laundry facilities and use online services.
00:50There would be space for care leavers.
00:52The proposal follows Liverpool's Ofsted inspection, which rated children's services as good in three of four areas.
01:01The council says young people helped shape the plans, including requests for private appointment rooms and space.
01:08The hub is expected to open next summer if approved.
01:12It's part of a programme to improve support for care leavers and their transition into adulthood.
01:18The council says its accommodation review found no suitable site within its estate.
01:24Cabinet is being asked to approve investment and lease for the site.
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