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Children and young people’s involvement in formal meetings: A practical guide
This guide aims to help those who want to more effectively include children and young people in their adult-led meetings.
How to support disabled and non-disabled children and young people to work together in inclusive groups
This guide will help workers who want to ensure that the groups they are working with are inclusive by providing support and advice.
Resource developed in the statutory sector
- Categories:
- Training
- Measuring Change
- Health
- Get Involved
Hear by Right in Health Services
This briefing discusses how the NYA’s Hear by Right standards framework can help ensure legal compliance and best practice for participation of children and young people in health settings.
Resource developed in the statutory sector
- Categories:
- Health
- Measuring Change
Let's talk about sex baby (case study)
Let's talk about sex baby – young people developed the training package they deliver to other young people about sexual health, teenage pregnancy and relationship issues.
- Government Region:
- East of England
Mystery Shopper (case study)
Mystery Shopper - gave young people the chance to go undercover to assess sexual health services, and to then train up other young mystery shoppers on a mentoring programme. .
- Categories:
- Health
- Learning and Research
- PWNE
- Government Region:
- East Midlands
How to involve children and young people with communication impairments in decision-making
This How To guide provides information and ideas about how you can enable children and young.
- Categories:
- Health
Your rights to be heard when you are in contact with children’s services
This guide helps children and young and people know their rights and be taken seriously if a family court is making decisions about them.
Your rights to be heard when you are in contact with health services
This guide helps children and young people know their rights to be heard and taken seriously if they are in contact with a doctor or other health professional.
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.
- Categories:
- Health
- Children and Young People in Care
Top Tips for Participation - What disabled young people want
Disabled children from Generate UK and 1 Voice have teamed up with the Council for Disabled Children (CDC) and Participation Works to produce this poster.
- Categories:
- Get Involved
- Health
- Rights
Training & Consultancy
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