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Event Type: Conferences Dates / Venue: 1st - 2nd May 07 - Woodbrooke Centre, Birmingham This residential event for the managers of YIACS will consider what the shifting climate to an evidence-based approach to funding and commissioning services will mean for YIACS.
As various aspects of the Youth Matters agenda begin to shape up e.g. the IAG elements and hopefully by May, further information about the proposed shape of integrated targeted support, this event will provide an opportunity for members to come together from across the country to share their experience and expertise.
The meeting will include:
· An update on the policy context and its implications for the delivery of information, advice and counselling services;
· The practical implications of an evidence-based approach to needs and outcomes and the resourcing of services
We plan to cover issues such as:
· The development of a national evidence base for YIACS, including new findings on young people’s advice needs and the relationship to mental and emotional health needs;
· Developing outcomes for funding proposals e.g. Big Lottery
· Practical tools for measuring the outcomes of advice and counselling
Coordinators meetings are facilitated events which combine a mix of inputs from presenters with activities for participants, as well as opportunities to share and network with colleagues.
This meeting will be facilitated by Barbara Rayment YA’s Director and Pam Verma, YA’s Development Officer on the Rights to Access Project.
We have found a new venue for this event, which we hope will add to your enjoyment and learning. You can see full details of Woodbrooke and its facilities by going to: www.woodbrooke.org.uk.
Places are limited, so we would advise you to book early.
Full details of the agenda for this meeting will be sent nearer the time.
The price for delegates is £100
This includes: Lunch, dinner and refreshments and overnight accommodation on Day One, plus breakfast, lunch and refreshments on Day Two Prices: (in pound stirling) Youth Access Members: 100.00 Voluntary Sector: 0.00 Statutory Sector: 0.00
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