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Laws can cement Labour's legacy for children

9 July 2008, Ravi Chandiramani, Children & Young People Now

Children's Secretary Ed Balls characterises the effective working of children's trusts at local level as one of the key tasks of his second year in post, in our exclusive interview...

Job Moves: Appoinment at Connexions Cheshire and Warrington

2 July 2008, Youth Work Now

Connexions Cheshire and Warrington has appointed two full-time workers. Cathy McGhie and Rachel Williams will have responsibility for setting up and running youth projects in the west of the area.

Sometimes youth work just has to be there

2 July 2008, Nick Wilkie, chief executive of London Youth, Youth Work Now

I recently heard a story about a church in Massachusetts.

From the Frontline - The media revolution needs youth workers

2 July 2008, Nic Millington, chief executive of The Rural Media Company inHereford, www.ruralmedia.co.uk, Youth Work Now

Virtually every month a new piece of communications technology, aimed squarely at the youth market, is launched.

Editorial: The decline of the male youth worker

2 July 2008, Andy Hillier, Youth Work Now

It's hard to imagine nowadays a time when male youth workers outnumbered female youth workers. But back in the early 1980s it was not unusual for youth services to employ...

Help young people learn the right three Rs

2 July 2008, Howard Williamson, Children & Young People Now

There are always attempts at slick alliteration in the policy field, such as the four Ps that inform The Children's Plan. And there are plenty of alternatives to the traditional...

Neat solutions to the issue of Neets

2 July 2008, Anne Longfield, Children & Young People Now

Despite recent good news from the Department for Children, Schools and Families that show a record number of 16- to 18-year-olds are taking part in education, employment or training, the...

Editorial: Immigrant children remain children first

2 July 2008, Ravi Chandiramani, Children & Young People Now

Children's rights campaigners won an important breakthrough last week with the decision that immigration officers will be subject to the same duty to ensure children's safety as other agencies (see...

Are youth workers prepared for bereavement?

25 June 2008, Howard Williamson, Children & Young People Now

As we read almost weekly of the death of another young person through violent crime, it is perhaps easy to forget that young people die, albeit fairly rarely, from a...

The battle to recognise children's rights remains

25 June 2008, Anne Longfield, Children & Young People Now

A plethora of reports released over the past few weeks have brought children's rights to the forefront of public debate. While it is important not to lose sight of the...