However, amidst the gloom I can now exclusively reveal new research that establishes beyond doubt that youth work has its own "five-a-day" regime for better health education, with the prescriptions available soon in a town near you. Here's what should be on the menu for healthier youth work:
Portion 1 - checking out if what you are doing now is good practice, and how to make it better in all the right places.
Diagnosis - get hold of the Good Practice Guidelines for Healthy Youth Work and check for signs of better partnerships and programmes fit for purpose.
Portion 2 - staff who can get hold of the best training materials in the most accessible and bite-sized ways and use it to good effect.
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