Targeted youth support: good practice case studies
These case studies describe existing multi-agency good practice from inside and outside the pathfinders. In many cases they show how the target youth support (TYS) pathfinders incorporated the good practice into the TYS redesign process, and further developed and implemented their solutions to benefit children and young people.
Practitioners
Analysis of young people's services
Local authorities share learning
Multi-agency working - teenage pregnancy and sexual health
Sexual health support works in a variety of settings
Young people friendly sexual health services
Multi-agency working - crime and antisocial behaviour
Neighbourhood wardens reduce crime and fear of crime
Out-of-school computer club counters anti-social behaviour
Multi-agency working - young people not in education, employment or training
Football engages those not in education, employment or training
Multi-agency working - families, carers and communities
Multi-agency team with focus on effective joint working with families, schools and communities
Young carers after school club
Multi-agency working - substance misuse
Drug strategy group working with young people
Multi-agency working - other
Fire service multi-agency work with vulnerable young people
Multi-agency club targeted at disadvantaged areas
Charity supports challenging and troubled young people
Encouraging young people to take responsibility and become involved citizens
Structured training and activities for 8-14-year-olds
Project supports young people aged between five and 13, as part of Children's Fund funding
Children's centre based in primary school
Partnership between schools and a neighbourhood renewal programme
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This page was last updated on 27 September 2006
