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Places to go - Stratford-upon-Avon

10 November 2008, Youth Work Now

The birthplace of Shakespeare is an ideal place to take a youth group for a pre-Christmas break.

Miriam Jackson, director for the Youth Work Unit for Yorkshire and the Humber.

10 November 2008, Youth Work Now

Miriam Jackson didn't know youth work existed but is now a regional youth work unit director.

Advice on ... First aid

10 November 2008, Youth Work Now

Young people are more prone to cuts and scrapes than adults, which means youth professionals need to be prepared for when injuries occur. Clive James from St John Ambulance looks...

Teenage suicides fall by one third

10 November 2008, Youth Work Now

The number of teenagers taking their own lives has dropped by nearly a third, according to a study by the University of Manchester.

Sexual health: Scouts to run sex education classes

10 November 2008, Youth Work Now

The Scout Association is to run sex education sessions for the first time in its history.

Child issues occupy service directors

10 November 2008, Youth Work Now

Joint directors of adult and children's services spend more time on youth issues than adult ones, according to the Improvement and Development Agency.

Instant Session Plans for Essential Life Skills: Health and Well-being

10 November 2008, Youth Work Now

Robin Dynes Published by Russell House Publishing 192 pages ISBN 978-1-905541-35-5 £34.95

Macmillan creates an activity pack

10 November 2008, Youth Work Now

A leading cancer charity has produced an activity pack for youth workers to help them educate young people about the disease.

Feature: Youth employment: A neet solution

10 November 2008, Youth Work Now

The number of young people not in employment, education or training (Neet) remains stubbornly high. But some local authorities are making real progress. Tom de Castella looks at Barnsley, which...