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Kaleidoscope (31st May)
A night of newly devised issue-based theatre by young people from Ballymurphy. Thi Read more...
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Introduction to Work With Young Women
Gender Equality Unit Invites you to attend our Introduction to work with young wom Read more...
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Youth work courses
Are you a young leader or volunteer in a local youth work organisation, are you in Read more...
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RATHCOOLE YOUNG MEN’S GROUP LAUNCH COMMUNITY CALENDER
Over the last 18 months YouthAction Northern Ireland has been working with a group Read more...
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Seminar - Let's Talk......Young People and Inclusion
Seminar - Let's Talk......Young People and Inclusion
This seminar Read more...
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Support Our Charity
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The Learning Resource Centre
The Learning Resource Centre will be opening in the very near future!! Details to Read more...
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Who we are
YouthAction Northern Ireland is a regional voluntary youth organisation located in College Square North, Belfast and our regional offices in Armagh, Ballygawley, Enniskillen, Newry and the North West.
For 65 years we have strived to make a significant difference to the lives of young people and communities throughout Northern Ireland
We do this in 3 ways:
Young People
We recruit and involve young people in non formal educational programmes to maximise skills, qualifications and potential. We particularly target those from disadvantaged communities, vulnerable young people and the older age range of 14-25 years old’s, not engaged in mainstream youth provision.
We do this through our 6 youth work priorities:
Membership
We support a membership base of over 200 youth groups by providing insurance, Access NI vetting, youth work training, information on governance issues, Youth Achievement and Millennium Volunteer Awards.
Youth Work
We contribute to youth work development by drawing on our experiences and relationships with young people. We host conferences and seminars on topical issues; publish reports and resource packs to assist youth work performance; we work in partnership with statutory, voluntary and community organisations to maximise resources; and we carry out research into the topics most pertinent to young people.