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Budget 2025 Preliminary Analysis 1st October
NYCI expressed our disappointment in Budget 2025, highlighting the lack of substantial measures to address the pressing issues faced by young people and the youth work sector in Ireland. You can read our analysis in this document.
Budget 2025: Invest in Youth
NYCI FINAL ACCOUNTS 2023
NYCI Audited Accounts 2023
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
The directors present the audited financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2023.
Understanding the ‘Spark’ – research and practice sharing workshop report
Vision for Youth Work NYCI National Conference Report 2023
Ireland’s Youth Pact for the Future
Annual Report 2023
Pre-Budget Submission 2025
State of our young nation: A report into the lives of Irish 18-29-year-olds
This report provides in-depth insights on the financial, social, and other substantial challenges young people face, alongside their views on opportunities ahead; from housing and mental health, to work and study, and considerations about staying or leaving Ireland. Its aim is to provide a solid evidence base for NYCI’s policy and advocacy work moving forward.
RedC/NYCI – Youth Work Organisations Research
Irish people value youth work, and wish to see greater funding. That’s one of the key takeaways from this research carried out by RED C on […]
Looking out for, looking after, looking to each other Research Report
National Youth Health Programme Booklet
Dear Poverty – A resource exploring poverty through an intersectional lens
This resource has been designed by young people for other young people, youth workers, educators and youth leaders to explore the concept of poverty through the […]
NYCI Strategic Plan 2023 – 2027
Our Strategic Plan for the period 2023-2027 is an ambitious roadmap that paves the way for a future where young people in every community are empowered through excellent youth work to realise their potential and actively participate in an inclusive society.
NYCI Budget 2024 Round-up
In Budget 2024 we called for a total package of €264m to address challenges facing young people including the cost-of-living crisis, accommodation shortages, youth homelessness and the need for increased youth work supports. See our analysis of what Budget 2024 means for young people and youth work.