Share your feedback on Youth Work Week 2024

A message from the Marketing and Communications Team for the Youth Sector in Wales;

Youth Work Week has been an incredible journey filled with amazing experiences, and we hope you’ve enjoyed it as much as we have!

Now is your chance to offer feedback!

Your feedback is invaluable in helping the sector improve and make future Youth Work Week events even better. Whether you engaged with #YouthWorkWeek24 online, led events, or followed along, we want to know your thoughts.

Please take a few minutes to fill out our feedback form. Your insights will help us understand what we did well and where we can grow.

👉 https://forms.office.com/e/Vq1iPLizmX

Thank you for being a part of Youth Work Week and for sharing your thoughts with us. If you have any further questions or wish to get in touch, please contact manon@cwvys.org.uk or branwen@cwvys.org.uk

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Charity Hall of Fame

A new initiative, Charity Hall of Fame, has launched across the UK.

Based on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, our aim is to gather together the incredible stories of the amazing people that have changed our society for the better, so that we can create a living archive that serves to educate and inspire others about the impact of charity and civil society on communities throughout our nation.

We are now open for nominations for our inaugural class of 2025 – with the closing date for nominations being Friday 20th September 2024.

Charity Hall will Induct people under the following categories. You may nominate someone for one category only, and they must be based within the UK.

Community Impact: For those who’ve made a big difference in their field, especially in service settings, whether by helping people directly, bringing communities together, or driving significant community change.

Social Pioneers: For those – such as social leaders or founders – who were the first to tackle an issue or bring about change in their field or community.

Justice & Equality: For campaigners or policymakers who have worked hard to fight inequality or injustice, leading to changes in laws, policies, or to raising awareness.

Philanthropy: For outstanding funders and donors who have made significant changes through their donations or funding, supporting causes in innovative or collaborative ways. We’re including donors of time, skills and resources in this category too.

Charity Hall wants to inspire the next generation of community changemakers, so each category will also recognise:

Young Changemakers: ideally aged 11-25, but up to 30 years old considered.

Historical/Posthumous nominations are welcome in each category.

Before you nominate, please read the Criteria and its accompanying Q&A.

The closing date for nominations is midnight on Friday 20th September 2024 – we look forward to hearing from you!

Estyn report on Youth Engagement and Progression Lead Workers

Estyn have recently published a report on Youth Engagement and Progression Lead Workers.

It includes some feedback from young people on how valuable they have found their support from workers, which is quite nice to read.

You can access the report here; https://www.estyn.gov.wales/system/files/2024-07/Youth%20Engagement%20and%20Progression%20Lead%20Worker%20Review_0.pdf

The report is also available here; Youth Engagement and Progression Lead Worker Review_0