Effective workforce development ensures that integrated services have the right people in the right place with the right skills to achieve identified objectives and deliver on their vision and values. This toolkit has been designed to support the development of workforces who work with young people. Workforce Development Self Assessment Framework for Integrated Youth Support
This briefing aims to capture stories of good practice from across England where local authorities have worked in partnership with children and young people to make positive change. Whats Changed for Young People – Working with Local Authorities
Credit Where It’s Due: Guidance on Youth Service Benchmarks. 2005. Recording Young People’s Progress and Accreditation in Youth Work – December 2005 Final Publication
This compendium by Vanessa Rogers is an A to Z of exciting activities that cost little or nothing, except for time and enthusiasm, and so is perfect for the straitened times we find ourselves in. The activities will encourage, energise and motivate young people. Environmentally sound, good fun and encouraging team work, each of the
This guide has been designed to support young people and organisations working with young people in engaging with local councillors and MPs. 2011. Engagement Network Young Peoples Guide to Working with Local Councillors and MPs
This evaluation assesses the impact of the two-year Beacon Positive Youth Engagement Peer Support Programme and the learning to be drawn from it. doersandshapersdmureport-1
Artswork with socially excluded young people This case study set features five youth arts projects in England and primarily explores their role in working with young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET).
This publication is for youth workers and all those who work with young people in non formal settings who want to provide some form of accreditation for the young people they work with. Awards for young people
This publication provides a ‘state of the nation’ snapshot of the state of youth services within England. It is produced by the National Youth Agency (NYA) as part of its Routes to Success programme with the Local Government Association (LGA). Youth Services in England – The State of the Nation