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Too Old to be Young – 1. Why Work With Young Adults Anyway?

Author: National Association of Youth Clubs

Background material to inform a series of local debates, open discussion and action on work with the over 18's.

Too Old to be Young – 2. The Needs of the Young Adult

Author: National Association of Youth Clubs

Background material to inform a series of local debates, open discussion and action on work with the over 18's.

Key Youth Service Events to 1979

Author: Bernard Davies, National Youth Agency 1999

Timeline of key Youth Services events from 1844-1979

Key Youth Service Events 1979-1999

Author: Bernard Davies, National Youth Agency 1999

Timeline of key Youth Service events from 1979-1999

WYWP Wales Youth Work Partnership – Historical Background

Author: Wales Youth Work Partnership 1989

Wales Youth Work Partnership Historical Background The origin of the Wales Youth Work Partnership can be traced to a number of initiatives which took place between 1977 and 1986. Following these developments the Welsh Office invited the Welsh Joint Education Committee (WJEC), the Council for Wales of Voluntary Youth Services (CWVYS), the Council for Education and Training Jn Youth and Community Work (CETYCW), and the National Youth Bureau (NYB), to put forward a submission suggesting ways in…

Wales Youth Forum

Author: Eric Sheppard, 1986

An initiative to form a Wales Youth Forum has been in existence since March 1986; this paper provides a young person's personal view of how the forum could be developed. 

Learning is for Everyone (LIFE) – Wales Youth Agency Response to Welsh Office Green Paper

Author: Wales Youth Agency 1998

Voluntary Youth Work in Wales

Author: Unknown

Validation book 1

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United Kingdom Youth Work Alliance – Youth work and government policies towards young people

Author: Howard Williamson, United Kingdom Youth Work Alliance 1999

Paper from the United Kingdom Youth Work Alliance - comprising representatives of maintained and voluntary youth services in the four nations of England, Scotland. Wales and Northern Ireland. It endorses the constructive approach being taken by the government to supporting the effective transitions of young peopleto adult life and the role of the Youth Service within this.