For you - gifts to inspire your work in the new year!


** Hello John,
thank you for your support and collaboration in 2019
and Season's Greetings from all of us here at NYCI
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As a busy and productive 2019 draws to a close, we wish you well and look forward to working with you again next year. In the meantime, we've put together a selection of 'goodies' for you below, that will help support your work in 2020!

Kind regards and best wishes,
from all the staff at the National Youth Council of Ireland

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** Working Safely in a Youth Club ([link removed][UNIQID])

Designed for: youth leaders, youth club organisers, child protection officers.
About: Working Safely in a Youth Club is designed to offer guidance to youth leaders on how to provide a safe environment for their young people.


** Youth Arts Toolkit ([link removed][UNIQID])

Designed for: youth workers, managers, policy officers, fundraisers and those interested in bringing creativity into their youth work.
About: A curated collection of over 100 resources providing inspiration and guidance on everything from using creativity in your youth work, to policy development, to applying for funding!


** 8 Steps to Inclusive Youth Work ([link removed][UNIQID])

Designed for: directors, managers, project leaders and programme officers
About: The toolkit is broken up into 8 easy-to-follow steps, to help you identify how good inclusive practice is evident and measurable in your organisation’s youth work, while also referencing it directly to the NQSF Core Principles and Standards and to the Outcomes in the National Youth Strategy.


** Climate Revolution: development education resource pack ([link removed][UNIQID])

Designed for: global educators, youth workers, development education practitioners, trainers, activists and changemakers
About: Comprehensive toolkit with advice and activities for working with the young people on climate action and the Sustainable Development Goals.


** Skills Summary ([link removed][UNIQID])

Designed for: young people, youth workers of all kinds, employers
About: Skills Summary is an easy to use online tool that measures the skills young people gain by participating in youth work and volunteering opportunities, building their confidence, so that they can better communicate the value of these essential skills to future employers.

** Promoting Health in the Youth Sector – A Practice Manual ([link removed][UNIQID])

Designed for: youth workers working in the area of health
About: This manual introduces those working with young people to good practice in health promotion. It is designed to be used by anyone working with young people with an understanding and appreciation of youth health including participants on our Specialist Certificate in Youth Health Promotion; organisations undertaking the Health Quality Mark; those engaged in youth health-related programme delivery and those engaged in youth health-related policy development.


** Youth Check – A Journey towards political participation led by young people ([link removed][UNIQID])

Designed for: youth workers, policy makers, campaigners, young people
About: Youth Check is an impact assessment tool designed to consider the impact on young people and children of any new Policy or Legislation that is relevant to them. Implementing a Youth Check in Ireland is one of the recommendations of the Young Voices, EU Youth Dialogue processes in Ireland.


** Report: Youth Work in Rural Ireland ([link removed][UNIQID])

Designed for: youth work managers, researchers, policy makers
About: This new research explores the nature and scope of youth work provision in rural Ireland. Although the focus of this study is to capture the experience of youth work provision from the perspective of the youth workers, young people were also consulted about their views and experiences of living in rural parts of Ireland and of engaging in youth work.

You can explore ** our Resource Hub ([link removed][UNIQID])
for more toolkits and downloads John, all are free to access.

We look forward to working with you in the new year!

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