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Best Practice Youth Work

Welcome to an item on the WCVYS website, where we are celebrating the wonderful variety of youth work in Warwickshire which is delivered by the Voluntary Sector. This section will be regularly updated with new items as we receive them, so please keep emailing us your reports.

WCVYS has worked closely with Warwickshire County Council's Youth and Community Service in collating reports from the Voluntary and Statutory Youth services, which showcase the many opportunities that are being created for young people around the 5 Every Child Matters Outcomes. The Best Practice Report, which includes all the statutory reports in addition to those from the voluntary sector can be accessed on the Warwickshire Youth and Community Service website.. The reports have also been produced into a limited number of hard copies, one of which can be accessed at the WCVYS office.

As well as celebrating best practice across the county, we also hope that by reading the reports, you will be inspired by the work carried out by the voluntary sector and that you may develop your own practice as a result.

Follow the links below to read the reports. If you would like any further information about the projects, then contact Helen Smith at WCVYS and she will put you in touch with the relevant organisations. A huge thank you goes out to all those who have contributed so far.

Warwickshire Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs

WFYFC took part in a national competion to design posters or a DVD about how their organisation meets the Every Child Matters outcomes.

Click here to read about the competition and click here and here to view the posters from Warwickshire.

International Youth Work

The Gap Twinning Towns Conference, Germany

International Exchange, Millennium Volunteers

Projects for young people not in education, employment or training (NEET)

Bushcraft and Survival Skills, Groundwork

Geared Up Mechanics Course

Skills 4 U 2

One day events

Warwickshire Clubs for Young People pg 1 pg 2