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A job pack template

A starter for ten for your next recruitment
DigiTalk

Easily accessible, online help and support for young people is something that local service providers have long sought to offer
IQ Project

The IQ Project supported a new vision for young people’s mental health and wellbeing - one in which accessible, self-referral Youth Information, Advice and Counselling Services are a key part of every local offer
Case study

Centre 33: Improving access through partnership

Centre 33 talks to us about improving young people's access to support
Benefits of membership

The Youth Access membership exists to support the national network of youth advice and counselling services in various ways.
Advice & rights

We know that access to advice services and legal support is vital for many young people and yet this support is often out of reach
Policy

Government Mental Health and Wellbeing consultation now open

The Department for Health and Social Care has now released the Mental Health and Wellbeing Plan for consultation.
Podcast

Podcast: Community of Practice facilitator Ez reflects after two successful cohorts

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.
Workforce development

Reconnect with the national network of YIACS at our Community Conference

Join the national network of Youth Information, Advice and Counselling services for a series of impactful, engaging and thought-provoking sessions.
Event

Community Conference

This is the conference you won't want to miss.
Policy

Seven areas of focus for sustainable and responsive support services

A new briefing paper highlights seven recommendations to decision-makers to ensure high-quality youth services responsive to the specific needs of young people.
Research

Recruitment opens for new national working group to tackle youth advice services challenges

Youth Access is recruiting up to 12 members for a new expert working group focusing on advice provision for young people.