In addition to our Consultancy Services we also offer direct Youth Work Services. Shae and Stephen have a combined total of sixteen years working with young people of all ages, races, cultural backgrounds and socio-economic situations. They offer a wide array of skills in one-to-one, small group and large group work with young people. Are [...]
Since we launched Youth Workin’ It, many people have found our site by searching on Google for youth retreat ideas, youth retreat themes, etc. There seemed to be a large need out there for people planning a youth retreat, but there didn’t seem to be anything for them. We’ve therefore produced How To Plan A Youth [...]
A quick Q & A will help you identify which consultancy services would be right for your work or organization: Q: Do you need someone to help you create action plans? Design programs? Manage and recruit volunteers? Do you want some support creating a strategic plan- short and/or long term? A: You might benefit [...]
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Each week, we compile a list of interesting blog posts and articles relating to youth and youth work from around the world – here’s this week’s list: 1. Whyismarko: Stop making assumptions about teenagers’ brains – This post by Marko is an interesting look at the conclusions being drawn by scientists about the brains of teenagers and how this is leading some to discriminate against youth. 2. Mid-Michigan’s Second Wave: Saginaw Youth a force for positive...
I have another guest post published on Jon Acuff’s Stuff Christians Like blog today called WWJD: What Would Jesus Design. It’s a list of 20 popular apps, websites and games and gives funny suggestions for alternate Christian versions, so go check it out! It’s my 3rd guest post on there – see US vs UK and the CCMdar for the other two. If you’ve come to Youth Workin’ It having just read the post on Stuff Christians Like, welcome Hopefully this...
Whiskers couldn't believe they'd called the youth group that either Earlier this week, we told you how to come up with good youth group names. The thing is, we wouldn’t be doing our duty unless we covered the flipside – making sure you don’t choose a lame youth group name. We’ve all been there – you see a flyer, a poster or an invitation to a Facebook event that’s promoting a youth group. And you cringe. Seriously? They picked that as the name...
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