A crucial task, given the high levels of stress among the young.
But wait, what is this riding to the rescue? Transitions, the latest fine report from the Social Exclusion Unit dealing with the needs of young adults, has rediscovered counselling. Not only that, it has discovered local youth counselling services and their national body, Youth Access.
I should declare an interest here: Youth Access staff are staff of The National Youth Agency and it now shares a trustee board with The Agency.
We are committed to the development of high-quality, community-based youth counselling within youth work as free-standing walk-in services and in the routine practice of youth workers. We have skilled staff and an established set of standards to help make it so.
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