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Staying Safe: The implications for youth work of Every Child Matters
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France, A. and Sutton, L., (April 2007) Staying Safe: The implications for youth work of Every Child Matters. Leicester: National Youth Agency, Book 3.
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CONTENTS
Key Issues
Introduction
The Policy Context of Staying Safe
Safeguarding Children
Victimisation and Fear of Crime
Tackling Bullying and Discrimination
Homelessness and Young People
Young People and Sexual Exploitation
Staying Safe - young people and accidents
Expanding the Staying Safe Programme
Challenges for Youth Workers
References
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The remaining papers are available, under the Research Programme Series, on the NYA website: www.nya.org.uk
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The National Youth Agency (NYA) commissioned a series of five briefing papers on the Every Child Matters core outcomes for children and young people - one for each theme.
The five outcomes are:
- to be healthy;
- to be safe;
- to enjoy and achieve;
- to make a positive contribution; and
- to achieve economic well-being.
CRSP was responsible for writing two of the papers: Staying Safe (Book 3) and Making a Positive Contribution (Book 5). These papers focus on the making a positive contribution and staying safe strands of Every Child Matters. The papers also provide an overview of relevant Government policy, draw on academic research evidence and consider the contribution youth work makes to delivering services for young people across the local authority. The papers will also be used to raise awareness of youth work.
Further information on, and publications for:
Alan France
Liz Sutton
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