WIRRAL Young People Making a Difference WWWWW
A Vision for Empowerment Young People’s Participation How services are going to rise to the challenge in  Aiming High   WIRRAL WELCOME TO… WWWWW
In Wirral… How Young People can currently get involved… Youth Parliament Youth Conference Area Youth Forums School Councils Young People on YAPSAC YOF/YCF Grant Panel Executive Youth Board WIRRAL WWWWW
What we have been involved with, as Young People, in the last year… WIRRAL WWWWW
“ So you’re looking for a fun place to go with your mates. What’s that got to do with the Government? Well, we’ve got a plan and we want you to get involved…” Get Involved! – Young People’s Guide To Aiming High
Ten Years, Ten Promises… As Young People we have been promised that ten things will happen within the next ten years. These are: New and improved places for Young People Expansion of YOF/YCF  Councils to concentrate on Young Peoples views Create opportunities for us to develop skills To target disadvantaged Young People
Celebrate Young People becoming adults Providing activities in an accessible manner for those who need it most Giving disadvantaged Young People a chance to mix with others away from home Accessible information to all Young People, letting them know what is on offer Provide activities which are affordable, easy to get to and safe for Young People
Aiming High Positives: Guaranteed extension of YOF/YCF until 2011 Greater active participation from Young People Working alongside elected members in local councils Young People make decisions for 25% of youth activities and facilities by 2018 Involving Young People to give them a greater sense of pride in their local community
Aiming High Challenges: Token involvement of Young People Broadening involvement of Young People Young People need to be able to see changes happening  Emphasising the involvement of Young People  Cultural change needs to happen to take our views and decisions seriously and with respect What will be the role of schools? Consideration of language used with Young People (e.g. Volunteering)
To Summarise… Here are our thoughts as Young People for your discussions … How do  you  ensure Young People’s decisions are respected and taken seriously? How do  you  get representation from all groups of young people, focusing on disadvantaged, vulnerable and harder to reach groups? How are  you  going to guarantee adequate resources to support young people? How will  you  encourage inter-generational working in communities? How will  you  market volunteering to  all  Young People?
Any quick questions before moving into your workshop groups?

Manchester Workshop 2

  • 1.
    WIRRAL Young PeopleMaking a Difference WWWWW
  • 2.
    A Vision forEmpowerment Young People’s Participation How services are going to rise to the challenge in Aiming High WIRRAL WELCOME TO… WWWWW
  • 3.
    In Wirral… HowYoung People can currently get involved… Youth Parliament Youth Conference Area Youth Forums School Councils Young People on YAPSAC YOF/YCF Grant Panel Executive Youth Board WIRRAL WWWWW
  • 4.
    What we havebeen involved with, as Young People, in the last year… WIRRAL WWWWW
  • 5.
    “ So you’relooking for a fun place to go with your mates. What’s that got to do with the Government? Well, we’ve got a plan and we want you to get involved…” Get Involved! – Young People’s Guide To Aiming High
  • 6.
    Ten Years, TenPromises… As Young People we have been promised that ten things will happen within the next ten years. These are: New and improved places for Young People Expansion of YOF/YCF Councils to concentrate on Young Peoples views Create opportunities for us to develop skills To target disadvantaged Young People
  • 7.
    Celebrate Young Peoplebecoming adults Providing activities in an accessible manner for those who need it most Giving disadvantaged Young People a chance to mix with others away from home Accessible information to all Young People, letting them know what is on offer Provide activities which are affordable, easy to get to and safe for Young People
  • 8.
    Aiming High Positives:Guaranteed extension of YOF/YCF until 2011 Greater active participation from Young People Working alongside elected members in local councils Young People make decisions for 25% of youth activities and facilities by 2018 Involving Young People to give them a greater sense of pride in their local community
  • 9.
    Aiming High Challenges:Token involvement of Young People Broadening involvement of Young People Young People need to be able to see changes happening Emphasising the involvement of Young People Cultural change needs to happen to take our views and decisions seriously and with respect What will be the role of schools? Consideration of language used with Young People (e.g. Volunteering)
  • 10.
    To Summarise… Hereare our thoughts as Young People for your discussions … How do you ensure Young People’s decisions are respected and taken seriously? How do you get representation from all groups of young people, focusing on disadvantaged, vulnerable and harder to reach groups? How are you going to guarantee adequate resources to support young people? How will you encourage inter-generational working in communities? How will you market volunteering to all Young People?
  • 11.
    Any quick questionsbefore moving into your workshop groups?