Knowing NYA, theyll want as many people as possible to take part so as to leverage some actual traction from HMG for youth services.
I was at a webinar with them looking at their new objectives last week. It’s ambitious. And involved £1.2billion which nobody actually has right now.
The only real tangible quick fix was to have an actual youth minister and bringing back the annual audit of youth provision. Although that was sketchy as it was never approached holistically across all youth provision - it very much focused on LA and “special providers”.
Local uniformed orgs were never consulted. I presume as HQAC have their say higher up the pecking order… Which is a shame as the “local offer” is a postcode lottery where RAFAC is concerned… As it is with ACF, SCC and almost all other organisations.