The National Youth Agency (NYA) has developed a self-assessment tool and a Quality Mark for Integrated Youth Support Services, funded by the Local Government Association.
A final document will be launched in April or May. The NYA's national programme manager Sue Quinn said the standards will help to integrate work, but will not compensate for a lack of youth service inspections.
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