Partnership for Young London is a strategic organisation working to promote and improve youth work and services for young people across London, through partnerships with central and regional government, local authorities, voluntary and private sector youth organisations and young Londoners. Our remit is extensive and covers youth work, wider services for young people and the 14 to 19 agenda.
Partnership for Young London aims to:
Partnership for Young London facilitates forums, working groups and networks to enable discussion within and between sectors, and develops specific projects in response to current issues for youth practitioners and young people in London.
Partnership for Young London works closely with the Greater London Authority and London Councils, and collaborates with key stakeholders such as the Heritage Lottery Fund and the National Youth Agency to take forward its work. To read a summary of our work in 2010-11, see our Impact Report; for more detail about the organisation, see our Annual Report and Accounts for the Charity Commission.
Members of Partnership for Young London receive a wide range of services, which include:
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A senior practitioner in a London Borough Youth Service