England
Council
for Environmental Education
CEE is a national strategic body in
England providing a voice for those
committed to sustainable development
education. Since 1984 CEE has acted
as a focus for the development and support
of environmental education with young
people in informal settings. CEE's youth
work programme has concentrated on policy
development, training of youth workers,
and support and dissemination of good
practice. CEE organises events, produces
newsletters and books and maintains
a database of useful youth work resources.
enquiries@cee.org.uk
Development Education Association
The DEA is an umbrella body working with members and partners to raise understanding and awareness of global and sustainable development issues in the UK. It runs a global youth work programme in England, which includes advocacy, research, pilot projects, publications, training, advice and support.
dea@dea.org.uk
National Council for Voluntary Youth Services (NCVYS)
NCVYS is an England-wide organisation providing a coordinated voice for voluntary youth organisations assisting young people in their personal and social development. NCVYS comprises the networks of 68 National Voluntary Youth Organisations and 56 Local and Regional Councils for Voluntary Youth Services.
mail@ncvys.org.uk
National
Youth Agency (NYA)
NYA aims to advance youth work to
promote young people’s personal
and social development and their voice,
influence and place in society. NYA
provide resources to improve work
with young people and includes pages
within their website listing resources
for ESD with young people.
nya@nya.org.uk
Northern
Ireland
Centre
for Global Education, Belfast
A voluntary non-governmental organisation,
which uses education to promote sustainable
development and social justice both
locally and globally. The Centre aims
to stimulate discussion and raise
awareness of the relationship between
Northern Ireland and developing countries.
info@cge.uk.com
Youth
Council of Northern Ireland
The Youth Council is a key influencer
of youth affairs in Northern Ireland
dealing with youth work policy, strategy,
resources, curriculum, lobbying and
political relationships. Its functions
include research, advocacy for young
people and the provision of specialist
services.
info@youthcouncil-ni.org.uk
Scotland
IDEAS
(International Development Education
Association of Scotland)
IDEAS is a network of 40 organisations
and individuals involved in development
education and education for global
citizenship across Scotland.
info@ideas-forum.org.uk
Youth Link Scotland
The national youth agency for Scotland,
Youth Link promotes the well-being
and development of young people in
Scotland in a local, national, and
global context. Its focus is on supporting
youth work and youth service development.
info@youthlink.co.uk
Wales
Cyfanfyd
The Development Education Association
for Wales. Through its membership,
Cyfanfyd is the leading advocate of
development awareness in Wales. It
acts as a forum for sharing information
and disseminating good practice. It
works closely with government bodies
and the voluntary and statutory sectors
to promote the importance of incorporating
a global perspective into formal education,
adult education, youth and community
work.
info@cyfanfyd.org.uk
The
Wales Youth Agency, Cyngor leuenctid
Cymru
The Agency supports the development
of services to young people throughout
Wales. It is an independent grant-aided
body and is funded by the Welsh Assembly
Government. Its purpose is to promote,
support and assist the voluntary and
maintained sectors of the youth service
to develop and improve the quality
of youth work practice in Wales.
wya@wya.org.uk
UK
organisations
Commonwealth
Youth Exchange Council (CYEC)
CYEC promotes exchange visits between groups of young people in the UK and their contemporaries in Commonwealth countries.
mail@cyec.org.uk
Connect Youth International
Connect Youth International is a department of the British Council which promotes and funds non-formal exchanges of young people between the United Kingdom and other countries.
connectyouth.enquiries@britishcouncil.org |