To support the week the agency has placed a range of briefings and background materials on its website. These have already stimulated thousands of visits, but there's still time to download a free set and help to make Youth Work Week a success. Visit www.nya.org.uk/youthworkweek for more details.
The agency has also selected a number of Youth Work Ambassadors - projects that embody the good principles of youth work and demonstrate great practice - that it hopes will help to spread the word throughout local communities and to the local news media before and during the week. Two of these are profiled below.
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