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O2-Think-Big-Evaluation-Report-2013

NYA Annual Monitoring Report 2013 final report

The publication sets out the charity’s aim that by 2020 every young person will have access to high quality youth work in their community. The report lays out the steps needed to make its vision a reality, examining the role of local government, the business community, the youth work sector as well as providers and

Collaboration & Working Together L3 V2 This unit outlines the knowledge, skills and behaviour relating to working together. The delivery of this unit needs to be linked with the real work environment.

The NYA Local Authority Youth Services Annual Audit collected information on expenditure, workforce and outcomes from local authority youth services. It focused on the youth service managed through the local authority.  The final audit was completed with information relating to the financial year of 2007/08. NYA Audit 2007-08

The NYA’s commission into sufficiency of the youth offer, made an important recommendation that central government establish a targeted Youth Premium. Similar to the Pupil Premium in formal education, it will ensure disadvantaged young people get access to high-quality youth work support. YouthPremium

Information on the latest national occupational standards for youth work. National Occupation Standards for Youth Work

By David Crimmens, Fiona Factor, Tony Jeffs, John Pitts, Carole Pugh, Jean Spence and Penelope Turner. This research, undertaken by a team from the Universities of Durham, Lincoln and Luton, addresses the question of the role of detached and outreach youth work in the post-1997 policy environment of outcome-driven youth initiatives, and in particular, how

This book provides a framework that enables local authorities to assess the quality of their arrangements for providing services for young people and strive towards the goal of better integration. It is made up of 15 standards that cover the most important elements of integrated youth support. These standards and the indicators within them are

The Quality Mark for Young People’s services focuses on developing and capturing high quality services that improve outcomes and support for young people in the transition to adulthood. The Quality Mark is made up of 11 standards that encompass the key elements of the provision of quality services for young people. These standards, and the