Over six years, The NYA has invested in innovation in youth work through its PIN programme. It has made a difference to the lives of thousands of young people, as well as many other projects, services and organisations that have been inspired by the impact of this progressive and forward-thinking work.
Martyn Livermore, chair of the PIN advisory group, is confident the initiative has more than met its aims. He said: "It has really helped to keep development within youth work in high profile. It has given youth projects the opportunity to spend more time on the sort of work they might not normally have managed, and also fits in well with current government priorities.
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