For Educators

Effective Detached Youth Work Training – Workshop One

Detached youth work creates a unique environment for non-formal and social education to take place within the community. From building confidence and teamwork to developing life and employability skills, detached work tackles the issues in the places young people choose to meet.

This training is for anyone new to street-based youth work. Exploring the different development stages from assessing young peoples’ need, making contact and participation through to evaluation and planning exit strategies, this training provides a sound understanding of the ethos and practice of detached youth work.

Learning Outcomes

  • What ‘detached youth work’ is and how it differs from other youth work
  • The difference between detached, outreach and mobile youth work
  • The roles and responsibilities of a detached worker
  • How to develop detached youth work projects using the process of mapping, assessing need and evidence-based practice
  • Tips and tricks for engaging young people effectively

About Our Training

We provide an evidence-based, frontline perspective on the risks young people face right now. Unlike standard sessions, you will leave with a toolkit of practical activities and intervention strategies ready for immediate use across your school or organisation.

✔ Delivered by experienced trainers
✔ Interactive, evidence-based learning, with practical space for embedded learning
✔ Covers current legislation and best practice
✔ Equips you with practical tools, resources and confidence to act when concerns arise

Available as face-to-face or virtual training – flexible to suit your needs.

All participants will gain access to a wide range of resources, including educational materials, referral networks, and support services.

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