Working with young people who live in relatively isolated areas has long been a challenge for the youth worker, bringing with it special methods and practices to facilitate young people's involvement. The National Youth Agency has a solid background in promoting rural youth work - one of its partner organisations is Rural Youth, and it has also published two books reflecting on the issues and good practice, Nothing Ever Happens Around Here and its follow-up, Who Says Nothing Ever Happens Around Here?
This event, led by renowned trainer Vanessa Rogers, aims to consider issues around confidentiality, look at access to services and consider the merits of detached and outreach work. It will also enable participants to try out activities and share both good practice and support networks.
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