by Adam | Apr 5, 2019 | IYW Emails & Newsletter's, IYW Facebook Feed, IYW NEWS, IYW Twitter Feed, MEMBER NEWS, POLICY NEWS, YOUTH WORK NEWS
The APPG on Youth Affairs Youth Work Inquiry has highlighted the need for Youth Worker registration in the final report, published yesterday (4.4.19). The fifth recommendation in the inquiry report on workforce strategy, states that: “To be effective, a register of...
by admin | Feb 4, 2019 | IYW NEWS
Tracey Spear joined the IYW Council towards the end of 2016 with a clear mission to fight for youth work at a national and strategic level. In the time since, she became known to the rest of the IYW Council as someone with a tenacious and formidable nature and someone...
by Adam | Aug 10, 2018 | IYW NEWS
The headline for youth workers from within the new Civil Society Strategy seems to be that the statutory guidance on provision of youth services will be reviewed and that the government “recognises the transformational impact that youth services and trained youth...
by Adam | Aug 2, 2018 | IYW NEWS
‘To secure the future of youth work through policy and law’ is one of our key strategic aims along with the recognition of the educational and social value of quality youth work delivered by trained and supported practitioners, so the policy commitment from the Labour...
by Adam | Apr 24, 2018 | IYW NEWS, MEMBER NEWS, POLICY NEWS, YOUTH WORK NEWS
The Choose Youth parliamentary roundtable yesterday saw around 100 people come together in a warm room (intended to fit around 65) in a hugely positive show for youth work across the board. Several Labour MPs and representatives from Lib Dem Friends of Youth Services...
by Institute for Youth Work | Apr 13, 2018 | IYW NEWS, MEMBER NEWS, YOUTH WORK NEWS
Recent media focus on the enormous value of sustained, high-quality youth work and its tremendous positive impact on communities is long overdue. Yet at the Institute for Youth Work (IYW) we would hope for some of the more positive stories that happen daily to emerge...
