It is building on its relationship and understanding of the needs of both the delivery field and policy makers and strengthening its offer, putting in place staffing structures that will make it more responsive, efficient and fit for purpose.
"These are times of huge opportunity for us," Fiona Blacke, NYA's chief executive, said. "We are very clear; this is the right model for us and the sector as we face the economic and social challenges that lie ahead. Our mission and vision remain the same and we're still focused on improving the delivery of services to young people by drawing on the strengths of youth work and promoting young people's voice and influence. We'll continue to work in partnership with local authorities, government and others to deliver this."
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