The Centre for Youth Impact

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Centre for Youth Impact – East Midlands Regional Impact Network

This your chance to be part of a national network for those working with young people to shape the way we demonstrate our Impact and evidence the difference we make to to young people.

Background

Our networks of youth sector practitioners and managers are the driving force of our work to advance thinking and practice in evaluation and impact measurement across the whole youth sector. These networks are communities of practice that come together to share, challenge and develop their ideas and approaches.

We support our networks based on our belief that collaboration and peer-to-peer and action-focused learning are the most likely to lead to solutions that ‘stick’: meaningful, learning-focused impact measurement that is owned by practitioners, and that improves practice and ultimately, outcomes for young people.

Our regional networks are led by existing, well-networked organisations with a desire to reflect openly, develop their own impact practice and support organisations around them to do likewise.

We believe both that it is important for the individual network lead to be an advocate for our work and approach, and that they are supported and resourced by a regionally-based organisation to do so.

Network leads role

  • Faciliate face to face meetings, to any youth sector organisations in the region.
  • To organise at least two training opportunities for network members
  • To proactively and positively contribute to and shape the Centre’s work and external communications, based on their experience of local need and the leadership required to meet that need

The membership of this group Is growing and there Is an increasing commitment from the sector to make a positive contribution to moving towards an agreed outcomes framework.

Meeting take place 3 times per year and If you wish to join you are very welcome. Contact us to register your Interest and look out on our social media for future meeting dates.

 

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