These culminated last week in a tenth conference, a national event in partnership with 4Children, which explored the key issues and success factors involved in delivering quality services for young people. Here we give a reaction to some of the key messages arising from the national event and, on the facing page, some of the emerging issues from the regional events on the four workshop themes of integrated capital strategies; empowerment and young people's participation; integrated workforce planning; and commissioning and market making.
- The detail of a ten year strategy to improve the lives of British teenagers and their families was announced at the national conference by Beverley Hughes, minister for children, young people and families. The moves are set to revolutionise services for young people in local communities.
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