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Youth Charter Calls on Six Nations to Team Up for the Streets...
As the Six Nations tournament reaches its climax, the Youth Charter is calling for action: what are the obstacles preventing real community engagement in rugby and what can be done to resolve them?
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New Interactive Social Inclusion Toolkits
The Youth Charter Interactive Toolkits provide you with innovative joined-up approaches that help you deliver 'every child matters' and 'youth matters' through sport, arts and cultural activity.
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Youthwise in Schools
Youthwise for Schools is a holistic intervention based approach that has been designed to assist educational needs and realise the full potential of all pupils.
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How Can You Help?
A £10 donation to the Youth Charter would provide an education pack to a school or community group.
A £25 donation would provide a community with a toolkit to assist with developing their own inclusion and regenration project.
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Word From the Streets w/c 15th February 2010
There has been much to learn from the Winter Olympics. Britain gained only one gold medal and there are complaints as to how much funding they should receive. This subject could go round and round in circles. Athletes are funded when they achieve, as soon as they do not achieve their funding is cut, even if they have been injured. Understandable from a corporate / funders point of view, but not from an athletes! However, all major sporting events lift people’s spirits and the Winter Olympics did that for millions – it was, in the main a great Games with new events even more spectacular to the viewer. Lets hope the next great Olympic Games in 2012 raise the bar…
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Word From the Streets w/c 8th February 2010
With the Winter Olympics again seeing the Olympic flame burn bright, the wider social and human development potential of the Olympic movement is again brought into sharp focus. With a legacy promoted by the IOC President seeing a 60- year benefit to the host city with an Olympic truce announced from the United Nations, one is reminded of those on the streets of Vancouver and on the streets of all the Olympic member countries where the Olympic solidarity and social and human effort is still a dream too far.
Corporate Social Responsibility Toolkit
This Youth Charter Corporate Social Responsibility toolkit gives businesses real methods of approach to help them understand how the private purse can add value to the public provision whether they be looking for assistance or looking to contribute
The role of the social coach is to be a mentor and facilitator - a guide and role model - for young people in the community through participation in sport or other social agencies.
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