Alison Williams, director of organisational development for Prospects, which runs services in 16 London boroughs, highlighted the need for a "standard core offer" for young Londoners at a conference last week. "We need to be consistent across the boroughs in the resources and priorities of the services that young people receive," she said.
Regional youth work unit Partnership for Young London has unveiled a "wish list" for London's youth support workforce, setting out components of a shared training strategy.
Helen Hibbert, regional co-ordinator of the partnership, said: "We'd be happy to explore a pan-London youth offer. It's consistent with ideas of the Summer Uni London and makes sense strategically."
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