Welcome to the newly formed NYA Network, our way of connecting you to our vital work and like-minded colleagues. We have created the network to bring you insights from across the youth work sector and to showcase latest developments from the NYA and collaborations with trusted partners. Our network is a new innovation for us
Britain Thinks and the Money Advice Service recently released research on young people’s attitudes to money management.
Government has announced it will use money from dormant bank accounts to tackle societal challenges.
16 new green tech projects funded by The Environment Now have been announced.
Announcements today to tackle the UK’s growing social mobility problem by Justine Greening are welcomed by the National Youth Agency.
NYA has joined youth and third sector organisations across the UK to launch Keep Erasmus Plus, a national campaign to save a vital European exchange programme which has benefited over half a million people.
The Local Government Association has unveiled its new long-term vision for youth services and provision, pledging to support councils and work with government to get young people the properly funded services they deserve.
The winner of this year’s Youth Work Award, sponsored by the National Youth Agency, is an inspiring project involving the delivery of high quality youth work in challenging circumstances.
Forget extending the young people’s railcard, the chancellor needs to pump around £1 billion into local authorities’ youth services.
This year’s Youth Work Week was more successful than ever before, according to data released by the National Youth Agency. Youth Work Week provides an opportunity for youth organisations, youth workers and young people to celebrate their achievements and the impact of their work. This year it was held from 6-12 November.