Demonstrating the Impact and Value of Infrastructure. Phil Pusey - Chief Executive Staffordshire Council of Voluntary Yout...
Mission Statement “Ensuring the development and recognition of a vibrant, sound and diverse voluntary youth sector”Around ...
Changing the Culture • Remembering why we exist. – For the benefit of member groups and young people • Over 45% of resourc...
Measuring our own Impact • Annual census of member groups • Value of Infrastructure dials and functions • Member confidenc...
Communicating our Impact • State of the Voluntary Youth Sector in Staffordshire Report 2013 • Telling stories of individua...
Demonstrating Social Value • Value of Volunteering • Highlighting the value of universal youth work in relation to: – Educ...
Achieving outcomes by evidencing impact.
Thank you for listening / Questions Staffordshire Council of Voluntary Youth Services 01785 240378 www.staffscvys.org.uk T...
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Phil Pusey - Chief Executive (Staffordshire Council of Voluntary Youth Service) talks about demonstrating the impact and value of infrastructure.

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Impact workshop

  1. 1. Demonstrating the Impact and Value of Infrastructure. Phil Pusey - Chief Executive Staffordshire Council of Voluntary Youth Services
  2. 2. Mission Statement “Ensuring the development and recognition of a vibrant, sound and diverse voluntary youth sector”Around 100 member groups running 850 weekly delivery units. Supporting over 6,000 volunteer youth leaders - up 28% on 2011.35,000 children and young people aged 5-25 regularly participating in positive, developmental activities - up 40% on 2011.Safe Champion for Staffordshire All sizes, open access, interest based, issue based, faith based, uniformed, urban, rur al, youth led, etc.
  3. 3. Changing the Culture • Remembering why we exist. – For the benefit of member groups and young people • Over 45% of resources goes direct to front line groups – i.e. Local support grants, free use of school buildings • Listen to member group needs and respond - Training • Endowment Fund leading to new Hardship Fund • Involvement of Young People - • Independence • Quality rather than quantity • Valuing youth work in a family-focused world
  4. 4. Measuring our own Impact • Annual census of member groups • Value of Infrastructure dials and functions • Member confidence survey and needs assessments • Reporting to Local Authority • Evaluation of all activity – i.e. Training, attendance at meetings, network events, etc. • Grant reports are always about impact or difference made
  5. 5. Communicating our Impact • State of the Voluntary Youth Sector in Staffordshire Report 2013 • Telling stories of individuals, member groups and the places they operate in. • E-bulletins, Newsletters, website, twitter, etc.
  6. 6. Demonstrating Social Value • Value of Volunteering • Highlighting the value of universal youth work in relation to: – Educational achievement – Overall health and wellbeing – Positive citizenship – Employability – Community Safety – Safeguarding
  7. 7. Achieving outcomes by evidencing impact.
  8. 8. Thank you for listening / Questions Staffordshire Council of Voluntary Youth Services 01785 240378 www.staffscvys.org.uk Twitter - @staffscvys

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