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Youth Unemployment a '£28bn Time Bomb'
Youth unemployment in the UK has reached "emergency point" and could cost as much as £28bn by 2022, an inquiry led by Labour MP David Miliband has warned.
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NYA Young Associate Receives MBE
Robyn Keeble, an NYA young associate, is to receive an MBE for services to Community Activism and Youth.
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Youth Services Will Not be Ringfenced From Budget Cuts
Despite government report linking closures of youth clubs to riots, councils urged to share resources for the young
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National Youth Agency Comment on Positive for Youth Strategy
The government has today launched its Positive for Youth Strategy. Read the NYA's view on its content.
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Youth Unemployment Reaches Record High
Youth unemployment reached a new record high between August and October, official statistics show.
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Social Mobility of Young People Being Held Back By Government Policy
Cuts to education, benefits and pensions likely to lead to deeper inequalities in the future, says leading social policy thinktank
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Anti Gang Plans to Target Families
The government is to renew attempts to intervene in the lives of young people at risk of becoming gang members.
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Social Mobility of Young People Being Held Back By Government Policy
Cuts to education, benefits and pensions likely to lead to deeper inequalities in the future, says leading social policy thinktank
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Pop Up Art Exhibition Shows Young People's Real Thoughts
A pop up art exhibition called the Art of Protest tells young people's thoughts
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What prospects for the young unemployed?
The number of young people out of work has reached a record high of almost one million, according to the latest unemployment figures.
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Recognition for First Hear by Right Award Winners
Eight organisations are celebrating after being the first in the country to achieve the National Youth Agency’s Hear by Right Award in recognition of their commitment to young people’s participation in decision making processes.
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Young People Left Without Services Following Council Cuts
Norfolk county council says it can no longer afford to fund clubs and hundreds of projects for young people. But what effect will such drastic action have on its youngsters? Asks the Guardian.
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Overseas Workers Preferred Over 'unskilled' School Leavers in Job Market
Youth unemployment likely to rise further as demand for skilled workers from abroad reaches record levels, says CIPD
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School Leavers Scramble for Apprenticeships
Thousands of A-level students awarded top grades today will seeking alternative options with fierce competition for university places.
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Young Offenders Need Discipline, Not Detention
Few teenagers convicted after the riots will be discouraged by a prison sentence, says M.R. Hall in The Telegraph.
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Youth Work Week 2011 to Highlight Contribution of Youth Work to Strong Communities
The National Youth Agency has announced the theme for Youth Work Week 2011 as “Youth Work - Bringing Communities Together”.
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Record University Applications, but Number of Places Wont Be Increasing
10,000 more students have applied to universities this year, but the number of places available has not increased on last year, meaning thousands are likely to be left disappointed.
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Rioters To Be Asked Their Views on Disorder
The Government has announced plans to send researchers into the inner cities to ask young people involved in disturbances last week a simple question: why did you do it?
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Youth Unemployment Increases - 22% of young people aged 16-25 unemployed
Youth unemployment has risen by 15,000 over the quarter to reach 949,000, or 20.2pc of 16-24 year olds.
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National Youth Agency Chief Executive Says Engagement is Key To Finding Cause of Riots
Fiona Blacke, National Youth Agency chief executive has commented on the riots undertaken by young people in cities across the country.
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Job Security Out of Reach For Young People Says Think Big
Less Than Half of Young People Feel Confident They Will Have a Secure Job in the Next Five Years, says Think Big's research
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Three in Five of the Poorest 11-year-olds lack basic literacy
Children from the poorest homes are doing worse in basic literacy tests than three years ago.
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Young Workers' Pay 'Hardest Hit' by Economic Downturn
Young workers have been hit hard by the economic downturn new research suggests.
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University Applications Rise 1.4%
The number of university applicants was up 1.4% this year, raising fears that more students will miss out on a place.
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Olympics 2012: A Chance for Youth to Show Off London's Vibrancy
The London 2012 Games may not be as opulent as Beijing but its volunteers can set a special tone.
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Charities Slam ASBO Replacements
New plans to tackle anti-social behaviour will still demonise young people, children's charities say.
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Children Warned Over Dangers of 'Sexting'
Children and young people are being warned about sending sexually explicit images of themselves to others.
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Worries Over Plan to Fix Youth Mental Health Problems
The Government has pledged £400m to help young people in England who have mental health problems get the right care.
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Morning After Pill Causes Rise in Teen Sexual Disease, Study Finds
A government scheme to give teenagers the morning-after pill free of charge has led to a rise in sexually transmitted diseases.
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UCAS Reports Record Student Applications for University
Tuition fee rise planned for 2012 has caused huge rise in university applications this year.
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Liver Disease Hits Young Drinkers
The number of young drinkers ending up in hospital with a serious liver problem has risen by more than 50% in the last decade, NHS figures show.
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Don't Hang Young People Out to Dry
High youth unemployment could leave a painful legacy. The coalition must act now to widen access to education and create entry-level jobs, says Clare McNeil from the Institute of Public Policy Research.
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Parents and Carers Key to Information Provision for Young People
Young people value advice and guidance from parents and carers more than any other source, says a new report from the NYA and Local Government Association.
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Government to Expand Work Experience Opportunities for Young Unemployed
Under the new initiative, young people between 18 and 21 will be matched by Jobcentre Plus with employers looking for people to do work experience.
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Private Sector in No Shape to Save a Lost Generation of Young People
Nearly one million young people are consigned to the dole queue as fresh fears surface that the private sector cannot create enough jobs.
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Youth Unemployment Hits Record High
Youth unemployment has hit a record high, fanning fears that Britain's young people could become a "lost generation" who cannot find work.
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Vote on plans to cut Education Maintenance Allowance
Survey reveals seven out of 10 teenagers from poor families would drop out of college if Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) was scrapped.
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Fight for the Write to be Heard
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, launches a competition to get young people talking about serious matters
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Too Much Too Young
Panorama examines the growing concern about the sexualisation of children in the UK.
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Interns 'Should be Paid a £2.50-an-Hour Training Wage'
Young people working as interns should be paid a £2.50-an-hour training wage, a leading business group is recommending.
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No Country for Young People: Is this Generation Under Strain
Young people confront a radically different social landscape to that of their parents. The Guardian's Tracy McVeigh hears their views.
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Young People Have Given Up Hope of Work
The Today Programme looks at the job prospects of young people in the economic climate.
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Documentary Highlights Role of Young Carers
The Tonight programme has highligted the role of young people as carers and estimates there are over a million children in the UK who care for a sick or disabled relative.
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Students Could End Academic Education at 14 Under Coalition Plans
Students will be able to leave academic education at 14 in favour of vocational training at specialist colleges under coalition plans.
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Six Months Hard Work for Hughes to Encourage Young People From Poor Backgrounds to Enter Higher Education
Simon Hughes is to encourage young people from poor backgrounds to enter higher education.
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Tuition Fees Rise Prompts Rush for University Applications
Young people denied a place to study last autumn are fuelling a surge in university applications for the coming academic year, ahead of tuition fees rise in 2012, UCAS figures show.
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Britain is NEET Capital of Western Europe
An analysis of the performance of young people accross the continent has positioned Britain fifth out of 27
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Children in Poverty 'As Happy as More Affluent Classmates'
Researchers at the National Foundation for Educational Research asked the English pupils, aged 10 - 15, whether they agreed, disagreed or were unsure about the statement: "I feel happy about life at the moment."
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Mentally ill young people 'abused'
A study by YoungMinds has revealed that young people in the UK are highly likely to be called names such as freak and schizo when they are distressed, contributing to bad attitudes towards those with poor mental health.
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Over half of young people say they will never buy a house
A survey of young people by discount website MyVoucherCodes has revealed more than half believe they will never own their own property.
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Suicide 'problem' among the young, research finds
A new report by Mind Cymru has found that eight out of 10 young people think suicide is a problem among their generation.
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Citizens Advice reports 21% increase in young people seeking help
Citizens Advice has revealed that young people under 25 sought help for almost three-quarters of a million problems between April last year and this March, with 80% of them relating to debt, benefits, housing and employment.
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Research Grants Strengthen People’s Voices
NYA announces the winners of its Young Researchers Network 2010/11 grant programme.
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Child violence against parents on rise
Parentline Plus has published a report that suggests verbal and physical attacks by children against their parents are on the increase.
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Young people feel 'isolated' in their community
Research by the Prince's Trust has found that more than a third of young people in the UK aged 16 to 24 do not feel part of their local community.
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Young people expect to bear the brunt of cuts
A poll by Demos has revealed that 16-18 year-olds agree with the need to cut the deficit - but expect to endure some of the worst effects of the spending review.
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Young voters back benefit cuts, BBC poll suggests
A poll for BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat has indicated that young voters think benefits should be cut to help plug the UK's deficit.
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Mind the Gap - great news from Think Big!
Pop superstar Tulisa and TV legend Larry Lamb launch new campaign to get the generations talking
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New research suggest digital divide as many young people miss out on internet access
One fifth of young people have no access to internet, according to new research from Catch22.
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Young people dispel youth mysteries via new advice website
A group of around 50 young people hope to dispel common adult misconceptions about why teenagers act the way they do via a new online advice site.
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Children 'need more education about risks of gambling'
A new report from the charity GamCare has warned that schools and parents should be doing more to inform young people about the risks of gambling after a recent study claimed 60,000 12 to 15-year-olds were gambling at least once a week.
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Parents adopting more open attitude to alcohol, drugs and sex
A study by Kent University has revealed that British parents are increasingly relaxed about their children drinking alcohol from as young as 10 years old, taking drugs and having sex.
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BBC Radio 1 to launch a 'Panorama for young people'
BBC Radio 1 is to launch a 'Panorama for young people' in its daytime schedule in a bid to boost the amount of news and current affairs covered by the station.
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Pocket money 'cut for young people'
A poll of over a thousand eight to 15-year-olds by the Halifax has found that young people have suffered a slump in their pocket money.
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Young Journalists Urged to Enter North West Media Awards
Young people in the North West are being urged to enter a new award category in the O2 Media Awards.
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London's free travel 'earn back' scheme is praised
More than 1,000 young people who lost their right to free travel have taken part in a scheme to "earn" it back.
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Lifetime Honour for National Youth Agency Young Intern
NYA young intern Belinda Fumai has been honoured with a prestigious Diana Award for being an inspirational role model.
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Young people not pressured into sex
Research by the University of Coventry has found that the majority of young people have sex because they are in a relationship and want to experience sexual pleasure.
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Academic stress 'pushing young girls to alcohol and cigarettes'
A survey has revealed that more than half of girls think that young women are turning to drink to relieve their worries, while 81 per cent believe that alcohol abuse is a serious issue.
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Alcohol ID checks 'infantilising' young adults, says survey
A survey by the civil liberties group Manifesto Club claims that constant ID checks in supermarkets and off-licences are 'nfantilising' young adults and confusing shoppers about legal age limits.
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Young people at risk as sexually transmitted infections reach record levels
New figures from the Health Protection Agency have revealed that young people are increasingly likely to end up with sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
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Hundreds of children call helpline over parents' drink and drugs abuse
ChildLine has revealed that more than 100 children call the helplne each week to talk about their parents drinking or taking drugs.
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Rural housing 'crisis' prices young people out
According to The National Housing Federation (NHF), it is now harder for young people living in rural areas to get on the housing ladder.
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Children's commissioner for England under review
As the role of the children's commissioner is being reviewed, Maggie Atkinson talks about her role and the challenges facing young people in these times of economic hardship.
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Chair of independent commission into early intervention announced
An independent commission into early intervention, which aims to ensure that children at greatest risk of multiple disadvantage get the best start in life, will be chaired by Graham Allen MP.
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National Citizenship Service for 16-year-olds launched today
Cabinet Office Minister, Francis Maude, will announce the National Citizen Service as part of the government's drive to create a 'Big Society' of volunteers.
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3,400 crimes committed by young people on UK Rail in 12 months
Network Rail has revealed figures that show young people committed nearly 3,400 recorded incidents of trespass and vandalism on UK rail tracks in the last year.
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Celebrate the 99% of law-abiding young people, says actress
Former EastEnders actress Brooke Kinsella, whose brother Ben was stabbed to death in London, has urged people to celebrate the '99%' of young people who make a valuable contribution to society.
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NYA's Young Researcher Network wins CYPN award
The National Youth Agency's Young Researcher Network (YRN) has won the Best National Press Coverage of Young People category of the CYPN Positive Images Awards 2010.
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Young, gifted and held back
Brookside creator Phil Redmond reports on the 4Children Knowsley Youth Commission report, Working Towards Unlocking the Potential of Young People.
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Facebook to add child protection 'panic button'
Facebook has agreed to install a 'panic button' on its site.
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Young people take part in Olympic mentoring scheme
One hundred young people have been picked to take part in a special mentoring scheme that will see them get a chance to be part of the London 2012 Games.
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Stonewall rates gay-friendly universities
The lobby group Stonewall has produced an online guide to gay-friendly universities, rating them with a 10-point checklist covering everything from societies and events to counselling and careers advice.
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Children's views on alcohol: Survey results
Children and young people's newsround programme has published the results of a survey into 10-14 year-olds views about alcoho and how it affects them.
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23 per cent of young people involved in road races
A survey has found that 23 per cent of young people have either been a driver or a passenger in a car 'race' on a public road.
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Speak Up, Stay Safe - British Safety Council campaign
A new campaign from the British Safety Council asks young people to take responsibility for their own health and safety.
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Child Poverty Action Group urges Osborne to protect low-income families in Budget
Child poverty campaigners are warning Chancellor George Osborne not to break the government's commitment under the Child Poverty Act, ahead of the emergency Budget.
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Social networking sites a risk for adopted children, says British Association for Adoption & Fostering chief
The chief executive of British Association for Adoption & Fostering, David Holmes, says that social networking websites such as Facebook can pose a serious risk to adopted children who can be easily tracked down by birth relatives they may not be ready to meet.
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The teenager who has gone from antisocial to outstanding behaviour
At 13, Zara Fredericks received an asbo because she was out of control. Now 19, she has changed her life and won one of Manchester's Outstanding Social Behaviour Award.
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Government ministers sign up to work with youth charities on Big Society scheme
Government ministers are to go on placements of up to a week with voluntary youth organisations to inform their vision for a Big Society.
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Millions may lose out in reform of child benefits
In an interview with the Times, the government's poverty adviser Frank Field says that a radical reform of child benefits, including ending payments to more than seven million families when their children reach the age of 13, is being considered.
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New research highlights role of family in supporting literacy
Research published by the National Literacy Trust shows that family encouragement to read has an enormous impact on children and young people’s attitudes towards reading and their reading test scores.
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Why teenagers can't concentrate: too much grey matter
UK research into teenagers' brains shows they continue developing far longer into adulthood than previously thought.
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New film by young carers hopes to educate teachers
The Young Carers Revolution is a movement set up by York Carers Centre to give young carers a voice.
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Teenagers are in decline after baby slump era
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has claimed that the number of teenagers in Britain will fall sharply over the next decade due to the 'baby slump' during the 1990s.
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More young people own a mobile phone than a book
Research by the National Literacy Trust has revealed that 86 per cent of young people in the UK own a mobile phone, while only 73 per cent have books of their own.
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Young climate campaigners adopt an MP
A campaign by UK Youth Climate Coalition aims to keep global warming at the top of the political agenda.
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Adopted children face anguish as birth parents stalk them on Facebook
Natural parents of adopted children using Facebook to track down their children, flouting the usual controls and safeguards.
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Facebook is a major influence on girls, says survey
Facebook has become one of the biggest influences on the lives of girls, according to a survey.
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Advice service for young people in Wales launched
An advice service for young people offering help to access or complain about a range of issues from bullying to social services is being launched.
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Young carers reveal school bullying ordeal
A survey for the Princess Royal Trust for Carers and the Children's Society has revealed that two-thirds of young carers face taunts at school.
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What's it like caring for a parent with an addiction?
Newsbeat speaks to young carers about their lives caring for parents with an alcohol or drugs problem.
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1 in 5 young people 'confused about illegal downloading'
A survey carried out for Microsoft's Life Academy competition has revealed that one in five young adults don't see why they should ever have to pay for content on the internet - and a similar number admit to being confused about what can be downloaded legally.
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Olympic organisers reverse under-18 volunteers ban
Olympic organisers have reversed a decision to bar under-18s from becoming volunteers for the 2012 Games.
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Hippies, mods, rockers and punks celebrated in youth culture archive
A new multimedia archive that aims to provide a definitive visual, verbal and musical history of the past 70 years of youth culture has been launched.
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Under-18s see education and the economy as top priorities
An election survey conducted by Plan UK, which was taken by more than 200 young people aged 17 and under from across the UK, found that education topped the list with 30 per cent citing it as their top priority, followed by the UK economy (26 per cent) and health (21 per cent).
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Sport in schools is just not cricket
A survey by the Cricket Foundation and the MCC has found that cheating, fouling and unsporting behaviour is rife in school sport.
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Floods of young people download form to register to vote
Figures from the Eelectoral Commission have revealed that two million people have visited its website to download a registration form to vote, 40 per cent of whom were aged between 18 and 24.
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<p>Eight organisations are celebrating after being the first in the country to achieve the National Youth Agency’s Hear by Right Award in recognition of their commitment to young people’s participation in decision making processes.</p>
<p>The Award was launched last year to provide organisations that put young people’s voices at the heart of service delivery and development with the opportunity to gain national recognition for their achievements and is evaluated at three levels – Bronze, Silver and Gold.</p>
<p>An award ceremony was held at the National Youth Agency offices in Leicester last month, which was attended by:</p>
<p><strong>Gold Award</strong></p>
<p>Limehouse Youth Centre, City Gateway</p>
<p><strong>Silver Award</strong></p>
<p>Medway Youth Trust</p>
<p>Royal Pavilion and Museums, Brighton and Hove</p>
<p><strong>Bronze Award</strong></p>
<p>Leeds City Museum</p>
<p>Museum of London</p>
<p>London Transport Museum</p>
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<p>Middlesbrough Museums</p>
<p>Upon receiving their Gold Award, Darren Wolf Limehouse Youth Centre Director of Strategy, Development and Performance, said: “We are passionate about working in partnership with young people.</p>
<p>“We were already doing great things with our young people, but working towards the Gold Hear by Right Award helped us to be more intentional about their participation. Gaining real recognition for everyone’s work has been an enormously positive thing – especially for our young people, who say they feel they have been recognised for doing lots of work.</p>
<p>Siama Ayiaz, a young person from Limehouse Youth Centre, supported Darren by saying: “We are really proud to have gained this award, and to the be first at this level. There’s always room to learn and when you learn skills you should pass them on, not just keep them to yourself – and that is how we do it at Limehouse.”</p>
<p>Jon Boagey, National Youth Agency Operations Director, added: “Many congratulations to all our Hear by Right Award achievers and we are delighted their hard work in developing services with young people can now be recognised in this way. Embedding youth participation into the development of services is not only best practice, but vital to ensuring provision is relevant to local needs and we hope these organisation’s achievements will inspire others to do the same.”</p>
<p>For further information about the Hear by Right Award contact National Youth Agency Business Development Manager Bob Clifford: <a href="mailto:bobc@nya.org.uk">bobc@nya.org.uk</a> or visit ww.nya.org.uk/hear-by-right-award-scheme</p>
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<p style="text-align: center;"><img title="Limhouse Youth Centre, City Gateway " src="http://nya.org.uk/dynamic_pictures/LimehouseWEB.JPG" alt="Limehouse Youth Centre Receiving Thier Hear By Right Gold Award" width="448" height="298" /></p>
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<p>In response to the events of the past few weeks, the National Youth Agency has announced the theme for Youth Work Week 2011 as “Youth Work - Bringing Communities Together”.</p>
<p>Following feedback it had originally been the intention to focus this year’s theme on how youth work supported young people to develop useful skills for employability. However after the riots and disturbances, the National Youth Agency feels there is a need to focus on the impact of front line youth workers in working with young people and communities to foster positive relationships and a sense of belonging.</p>
<p>Fiona Blacke, National Youth Agency chief executive, comments: “This year’s Youth Work Week will be an opportunity to highlight to politicians and decision makers how investment in youth work can address community issues and enable young people to feel they have a stake in society. It will also show how youth workers can support young people to make a positive difference for themselves and others, counteracting the negative perceptions which seem to have been refuelled by the disturbances.</p>
<p>“If ever there was a time to highlight the positive contribution of youth work to healthy and sustainable communities it is now. After the riots I spoke to many service managers in both the voluntary and statutory sectors whose youth work staff had been out on the streets with young people during the week the riots were taking place. In many cases it was the fact that these youth workers had strong and positive relationships with local young people that prevented the riots spreading in to many more communities.</p>
<p>“I also know that young people themselves were active players in preventing further disturbances and in clearing up after the riots. Many of these young people were supported to speak out and take positive action by youth work organisations.</p>
<p>“Whether it’s through street work, brokering relationships with the police, intergenerational projects, supported volunteering and social action, conflict resolution or just providing places to go, things to do and people to speak to, youth work plays a major role in improving lives- without it communities are much the poorer. Let’s really shout about the benefits youth work delivers.”</p>
<p>Youth Work Week will from 31 October – 6 November 2011. A number of materials will be made available from the National Youth Agency website in September to support Youth workers and young people in showcasing their work.</p>
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![Lifetime Honour for National Youth Agency Young Intern](/<h3>News Release <br />6 September 2010</h3>
<p><a href="http://www.nya.org.uk/">National Youth Agency</a> young intern Belinda Fumai has been honoured with a prestigious Diana Award for being an inspirational role model.</p>
<p style="text-align: center;"><img title="Belinda receiving her Diana Award" src="http://nya.org.uk/dynamic_pictures/belindaandfiona.jpg" alt="Belinda receiving her Diana Award" width="345" height="246" /></p>
<p>The Diana Award is a unique lifetime honour, presented to individual <a href="http://www.nya.org.uk/youthinformation-com">young people</a> for their compassion, outstanding and selfless contribution to their communities.</p>
<p>Belinda, who is 19 years old, has been chosen for the Award because of her passionate commitment to advocating on behalf of young people and ensuring that their voice is heard and recognised in society.</p>
<p>These exceptional award holders are positive role models and challenge negative stereotypes of young people. They are rewarded by automatically becoming members of the Diana Alumni programme, enabling them to continue their hard work and provide them with the skills to develop to their full potential.</p>
<p>Fiona Blacke, National Youth Agency chief executive, said: “We are delighted for Belinda and are exceptionally proud of her achievements. She is a tremendous role model for young people.</p>
<p>“There are many negative stereotypes of young people in society and we hope that through this award and Belinda’s activities some of these myths will be dispelled.”</p>
<p>On receiving the award, Belinda Fumai said: “I am delighted and honoured to have my work recognised in this way. I am passionate about ensuring young people’s role in society is valued and I would implore other young people to get involved in their community.”</p>
<p>Maggie Turner OBE and chief executive of the Diana Award commented: “This highly prestigious award gives young people, of all abilities, circumstances and cultures, recognition at a time when their life choices are still to be made, enabling them to make a real positive difference to their communities.</p>
<p>“As individuals, Award holders change lives, but as a group of community entrepreneurs they have the power and ambition to build the cohesive society in which we would all like to live.”</p>
<p>To read about Belinda’s experiences as a young intern at the National Youth Agency Visit - <a href="http://www.nya.org.uk/blog/belinda-s-blog">http://www.nya.org.uk/blog/belinda-s-blog</a> or to make a nomination for the Diana Award visit – <a href="http://www.diana-award.org.uk">www.diana-award.org.uk</a></p>
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<p>Holly-Marie Draper</p>
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