How to Involve ‘Hard To Reach’ Children and Young People

Who the course is for:

Anyone currently involved in participation work with children and young people, who is interested in finding out more about how to involve so called, ‘Hard to Reach’, children and young people.

Aim of the course:

To equip participants with an understanding of why some children and young people might not make use of the services, organisations and activities that are on offer to them and practical ideas for enabling those individuals to get involved.

Information about the course:

This new, innovative one-day training course is based on the popular resource ‘How to Involve ‘Hard to Reach’ Children and Young People’.

‘Hard to reach’ children and young people are those not engaged with, or are disengaged from, the usual range of education or other services and participatory activities that are designed for them. ‘Hard to reach’ can also mean the ‘underserved’, in other words, those for whom there are no services available or for whom the current services present a significant barrier to access.

Learning outcomes:

By the end of course delegates will have:

Gain an understanding of what ‘hard to reach’ means for children and young people and organisations.
Identify barriers that prevent ‘hard to reach’ children and young people from engaging.
Identify methods for enabling those children and young people not engaged to use services available to them.
Identify best practice and priorities for participants and their organisations to take this forward.

Quotes from participants:
"Brilliant tools – lots to take away and use at work"
"Venue was excellent – pre course info clear and prompt"

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If your needs are more specific we can adapt the exercises used in this established training course to meet your learning outcomes, and we can design it to fit within your organisations schedule of learning and development.
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How to involve 'hard to reach' children and young people
This how to guide aims to provide an understanding of why some children and young people might not make use of the education, services, organisations and activities on offer. It also offers practical ideas for enabling those individuals to get involved.
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