Young people
Publications
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Positive Futures - Review of the Year - You're part of it (18/07/2007)Positive Futures - Review of the Year - You're part of it |
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Going the distance: Impact, journeys and distance travelled (18/10/2006)3rd Interim National Positives Futures Case Study Research Report |
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'Be part of something' - Positive Futures Strategy - July 2006 (13/07/2006)Be part of something, the successor of Cul-de-sacs and Gateways, sets out Crime Concern's strategy for taking Positive Futures forward into its next phase. |
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Knowing the Score Positive Futures Case Study Research: Final Report For the Home Office- November 2006. (21/06/2006)Knowing the Score Positive Futures Case Study Research: Final Report For the Home Office-November 2006. |
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'End of Season Review' Impact Report - March 2006 (23/03/2006)The third Impact Report produced by Positive Futures marking the delivery of the three-year strategy. Showing that more young peole than ever, living in the most deprived neighbourhoods of England and Wales, are currently involved in Positive Futures projects. |
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'In the Boot Room': Organisational contexts and partnerships - January 2006 (31/01/2006)This Interim Report represents the culmination of the second phase of the Positive Futures Case Studies Research Project. |
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Positive Futures: Key Elements VI - December 2005 (16/12/2005)This is the final report presenting the findings from the Key Elements research conducted by MORI on behalf of the Home Office. |
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'Raising the bar': Positive Futures' guide to accreditation - June 2005 (27/06/2005)Offers a step by step guide to practitioners who are considering accreditation as part of their work with young people in non-formal educational settings. |
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'Getting to Know You': Engagement and Relationship Building - June 2005 (27/06/2005)This Interim Report represents the culmination of the first phase of the Positive Futures Case Studies Research Project. |
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Positive Futures: Key Elements V - June 2005 (22/06/2005)This report presents the findings from the Key Elements research conducted by MORI on behalf of the Home Office. |
