Why become a member?

Become a full or associate member

Full and Associate members of Partnership for Young London receive weekly e-mail updates with the most recent information on policy and opportunities for practitioners, allowing members to keep abreast of the latest developments.  Full members have exclusive access to member-only parts of our website, which include a comprehensive policy library, a contacts database, and information on current projects and funding opportunities. They have the opportunity to attend free conferences and seminars, and contribute to cross-sectoral working groups. Associate members may attend our seminars and conferences at a discounted rate.

Our new Associate Consultant membership allows individual consultants to be considered as preferred providers for opportunities that come PYL’s way. We are increasingly commissioned to undertake pieces of work for which we require additional capacity or expertise to achieve successful outcomes. We are therefore introducing a new category of membership for individuals who work independently.

 Partnership for Young London submits responses to Government consultations, and our members have the opportunity to lead and contribute to these. Full members are also entitled to one day of consultancy work and assistance with finding funding. You will find that membership of Partnership for Young London provides many opportunities for getting involved in wider initiatives throughout the capital, and for sharing practice with other members.

To join as a member, please fill in the attached application form.

If you would like to discuss it further, please do not hesitate to contact Lucy Sandford on: 020 7332 3599

Membership package

Associate Consultant Membership

Membership application form

Consultancy package

Impact Report 2009-10

Membership List of Partnership for Young London

'Partnership for Young London is a major opportunity for the voluntary sector not only to have real influence upon the education debate in London but also to have access to resources which will build capacity and enhance the effectiveness of its work for the benefit of many thousands of young people'

A former London Voluntary Sector Chief Executive