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Fiona Phur Voluntary & Community Sector Specialist. POSITIVE FOR YOUTH – The Implications for the Voluntary & Community Sector 4 October 2012. The RYWU. History Projects Networks Involvement – membership Forthcoming events - conference. Current Context. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Fiona PhurVoluntary & Community Sector
Specialist
POSITIVE FOR YOUTH –The Implications for the Voluntary & Community
Sector4 October 2012
The RYWU
History
Projects
Networks
Involvement – membership
Forthcoming events - conference
Current Context
Radical policy reforms; education, health and welfare
Structural reforms: local government, youth justice etc
Positive for Youth
Policy that affect the operating environment: Early intervention Youth unemployment Localism Benefits reviews
Positive for Youth Reflects the Government’s Big Society agenda Shared vision of support to young people Aims to develop stronger local communities and
families Promotes youth voice Retains duty on local authorities for sufficient
provision Recognition of early intervention VCSE providers to assume more responsibility for
providing services through local commissioning
Positive for Youth – Summary of commitments
Empowering young people
Parenting support
Raising participation age in education
Participate in work via Youth Contract
Promoting Apprenticeships
Supporting local authority commissioners
Positive for Youth – Summary of Commitments
Youth Voice
MyPlace
NCS
Cadet forces in schools
Public sector investment
Social finance
Using the Outcomes Framework
• Findings of Education Select Committee 2010• Need to demonstrate the difference that services for young people make• Need to articulate the value that services for young people produce for
young people and for society more broadly• The Outcomes Framework is designed to support understanding and
measurement of the connections between intrinsic personal and social development outcomes and longer-term extrinsic outcomes
• A model of seven interlinked clusters of social and emotional capabilities• Supported by a strong evidence base demonstrating the links to longer-term
outcomes• A matrix of available tools to measure these capabilities
7 clusters of capabilities
Stages in using the framework
Useful contacts
www.learning-southwest.org.uk ( go to Regional Youth Work pages)
http://www.communities.gov.uk/communities/communityrights/righttochallenge/ ( for new rights under Localism Act 2011)
https://www.education.gov.uk/publications/eOrderingDownload/DFE-00198-2011.pdf ( Positive for Youth Executive Summary)
http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/big-society (Cabinet Office - look out for TUPE consultation)
http://www.youngfoundation.org/files/images/tcomes_Framework_draft_final_for_publication_3.pdf
Visit our web-site at
www.learning-southwest.org.uk