Join the conversation on the future sustainability of voluntary youth work in Northern Ireland

Last updated
29 August, 2024
A series of workshops with the youth sector is being held across Northern Ireland 
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The purpose of these workshops is to help develop a shared vision for the voluntary youth work sector. 

The six regional workshops organised in partnership with a committee from across the youth work and play sector, will take place during March 2024.

To find out more about this exciting project, who is involved and what it hopes to collaboratively achieve, click on the Press Release attached.

Why take part?

The voluntary youth work sector in Northern Ireland has faced many challenges over the past decade, leading to a sense of fragmentation, fragility, and a lack of cohesion.

This is a pivotal moment to come together and shape the future of youth work.

Your stories and insights will help shape an evidence-based research report providing an accurate snapshot of the current state of voluntary youth work in Northern Ireland and outlining the needs for the future.

This is your chance to be heard and contribute to important conversations about the road ahead for voluntary youth work here.

How will it work?

Sector wide conversations in the form of roundtable discussions will take place during March 2024 facilitated by NICVA.

The six regional workshops offer a space to share your views and contribute to an evidence-based research report on what is required to build a youth-focused and resilient sector.

We want to ensure we hear from as many and wide-ranging organisations as possible, so if you are involved in voluntary youth provision, in a paid or voluntary capacity please get involved.

Register now for your nearest regional event:

This work has been funded by Dormant Accounts Fund NI and supported by the National Lottery Community Fund.

 

 

Leeann
Kelly
Impact Practice Manager

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