When the Institute for Youth Work (IYW) was launched in September last year, it was done so with the aim of supporting quality youth work.
But a year on, the sector appears to be divided on whether the Institute – an online hub containing practice information, training tools and a forum – has proved to be a valuable resource at a time when youth services are being blighted by local authority budget cuts.
For an annual fee of between £10 and £40 depending on the type of membership required, the IYW enables members to network, access continued professional development (CPD) resources and keep abreast of policy developments.
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