After two successful cohorts of Youth Access’ Community of Practice on developing more racially responsive services, we have supported staff from 18 member organisations across England.
A new briefing paper highlights seven recommendations to decision-makers to ensure high-quality youth services responsive to the specific needs of young people.
A rapid review of studies found evidence that the flexibility and anonymity associated with remote interventions can help young people who face barriers to face-to-face services.
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Briefing paper
