Having worked collaboratively on different projects for many years, the charities will remain independent, but will seek to increase the support they provide to young people by improving efficiency and effectiveness across services.
"NCB is very pleased to be forging this alliance with NCVYS — we are clear we are on the same page as to what the sector and children and young people need during these challenging times," said Sir Paul Ennals, chief executive of NCB. "Working in partnership with other similar organisations is undoubtedly the way forward and should be actively encouraged and promoted by organisations such as ours, as well as by those who provide funding for our organisations."
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