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Headline News
£1bn lost in youth service funding across England and Wales since 2010
YMCA England and Wales have released a valuable report which gives a sense of the scale of cuts to youth services by local authorities. Out of Service gathered spending data from local authorities from 2010/11 through to 2018/19 and found that spending in that period...
Are you being supported?
VOXY (Voice of Oxfordshire's Youth) and the Children’s Trust Board would like feedback from all children and young people in Oxfordshire, aged 8 - 18 and up to 25 with additional needs, about how supported they feel by the services they use. While the survey is open...
Youth Fund
A youth fund is available from the Paul Hamlyn Foundation. This fund is looking to support organisations who are working with young people (aged 14-25) who face complex transitions to adulthood. The grant is offering between £30,000 - £60,000 over two years. To find...
Major boost for youth work training
A major new Youth Worker Bursary Fund has been announced by the National Youth Agency (NYA) as part of a national initiative to open up career pathways in youth work. In its first year the fund will widen access and secure youth work training with up to 450 bursaries...
£1bn lost in youth service funding across England and Wales since 2010
YMCA England and Wales have released a valuable report which gives a sense of the scale of cuts to youth services by local authorities. Out of Service gathered spending data from local authorities from 2010/11 through to 2018/19 and found that spending in that period...
Are you being supported?
VOXY (Voice of Oxfordshire's Youth) and the Children’s Trust Board would like feedback from all children and young people in Oxfordshire, aged 8 - 18 and up to 25 with additional needs, about how supported they feel by the services they use. While the survey is open...
Youth Fund
A youth fund is available from the Paul Hamlyn Foundation. This fund is looking to support organisations who are working with young people (aged 14-25) who face complex transitions to adulthood. The grant is offering between £30,000 - £60,000 over two years. To find...
Major boost for youth work training
A major new Youth Worker Bursary Fund has been announced by the National Youth Agency (NYA) as part of a national initiative to open up career pathways in youth work. In its first year the fund will widen access and secure youth work training with up to 450 bursaries...
Upcoming Events
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Youth in Mind 2020 Conference for Anyone Working with Children&Young People
February 12 @ 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
