The National Youth Agency is a member of the Single Guidance Financial Body (formerly Money Advice Service) Young Adults Steering Group and this report explores the idea that better financial capability can improve the social mobility of disadvantaged young people by helping raise awareness of the implications of financial decisions in the short, medium, and
*Please note, this is not the latest version of the NYA Quality Mark. The Latest version is available for free here* 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
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).
The following youth sector activity is permitted, subject to a COVID-19 Action Plan and Risk Assessment:
Current social distancing required is: Two Metres
Current guidance version is: Version 1 (15 June 2020)
Further templates and tools can be found at: https://youthworksupport.co.uk
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