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Making the Connections – Delivering Beyond Boundaries: Transforming Public Services in Wales
Author: Welsh Assembly Government 2006
This paper sets out the actions Welsh Assembly Government will take, in the light of the Review of Local Service Delivery (the Beecham Report), to accelerate progress towards their goal of transforming the way in which public services are delivered and the experience of everyone who uses them.
Manifestos of political parties 2007 scanned for key words ‘Youth’ and ‘Young People’
Author: Unknown 2007
The Manifestos of the main parties in the Welsh Assembly Elections 2007 have been scanned using the key words ‘Youth’ and ‘Young People’
Milestones in the Development of Youth Work
Author: John Rose, Wales Youth Agency 1997
Chronological list of milestones in the development of youth work from 1700s to 1996
Minister for Education Wales, speech to CYWU Conference, May 2001
Author: Welsh Assembly Government 2001
Text of speech by Minister for Education Wales (Jane Davidson) to national CYWU conference held in Plymouth where she outlined the National Assembly for Wales' plans to improve services for young people through the policy 'Extending Entitlement'.
Monmouthshire Supervision Handbook
Author: Monmouthshire Youth Service 2004
The marketisation and instrumentalisation of young people – Where is the love?
Author: Mick Conroy, University of South Wales 2019
Keynote talk: Cardiff & Vale College Conference 27th June 2019
The most visible differentiation between models of youth work across Europe exists in tensions between (positive) welfare-based and (deficit) target-based approaches. Any proponents of a more welfare-based youth work model often find themselves conflicted by the current growth of a neo-liberal, ‘New managerialist’ culture, which demands results based accountability and targeted, risk-assessed interventions.
During this talk, Mick Conroy, Course Leader for (BA Hons) Youth & Community Work Degree at USW challenged youth workers to re-imagine their current practice and examines the potential role that a ‘hybrid’ (PETAL) model of youth work practice and social pedagogy theory might play in achieving one of the key principles of Council of Europe (2008) of integrating young people into society.
The More Things Change the More They Stay the Same. Planning, Policies and Participation?
Author: MJ Howells, S Mason, A Donald 1994