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Access All Areas

This resource is essential for anyone working with young people and invites organisations to examine how they currently work and engage with youth from a variety of backgrounds.

A series of interactive chapters will enable an individual or a group to see the level of access they are providing to all young people, especially those from minority ethnic communities, young Travellers, lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender young people, young people with a disability, early school leavers, young people involved in the juvenile justice system, young parents and young people with mental health issues.

Have you found this resource helpful?  Do you have any comments or questions?
Please email anne@nyci.ie with your feedback.

application/pdf iconAccess All Areas - How to get started.pdf
application/pdf iconChapter 1 - promoting inclusive youth work practice, organisational support - all Ireland.pdf
application/pdf iconChapter 2 - working with young people from a minority ethnic background - all ireland.pdf
application/pdf iconChapter 3 - working with young people who are LGBT - all Ireland.pdf
application/pdf iconChapter 4 - working with young Travellers - all Ireland.pdf
application/pdf iconChapter 5 - working with young people with a physical disability, have sight loss or who are Deaf - all Ireland.pdf
application/pdf iconChapter 6 - working with young people with a learning disability - all Ireland.pdf
application/pdf iconChapter 7 - working with young people with a mental health issue - all Ireland.pdf
application/pdf iconChapter 8 - working with young people involved in the Juvenile Justice System - all Ireland.pdf
application/pdf iconChapter 9 - working with young parents - all Ireland.pdf
application/pdf iconChapter 10A - Working with early school leavers - Republic of Ireland.pdf
application/pdf iconChapter 10B - Working with young people not in education,training or employment (NEET) - Northern Ireland.pdf
application/pdf iconChapter 11 - working with young women and young men to challenge gender stereotypes - all Ireland.pdf