UNITE CPW Conference open to interested practitioners

Unite CPW

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Unite CYPW Section National Conference

Eastbourne, 16 – 18th October 2015

WHO IS THIS CONFERENCE FOR?

This conference is open to both Unite members and those working within children’s and young people’s services.  It offers a major opportunity for the training and professional development of a wide range of practitioners, managers and policy makers. There will be opportunities for training, and development, networking and sharing good practice. The conference will also offer a varied choice of structured workshops and opportunities to discuss policy with interactive Q&A sessions with a varied range of guest speakers & facilitators.

TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:

Our programme is geared to advancing the occupational and professional development of youth workers and play workers and will include the following topics:

  • Targeted youth work – working with young people at risk  – Vanessa Rogers
  • Lessons from Rotherham: Preventing Child Exploitation – Graeme Tiffany, FDYW
  • Working with Young people and aware of Sexual Orientation and identity – Chris Dye
  • Social Citizens: Getting Young people Voting and lessons from Scotland – Sawsan Bastawy, Bite the Ballot
  • Working with young people to create for positive relationships – Vanessa Rogers
  • The value of detached youth work in austere times – Graeme Tiffany, Independant Education Consultant
  • Safeguarding and building resilience: making the right choices – Chris Dye

The provisional programme can be downloaded here

There are also opportunities for youth sector organisations to exhibit – please see here for details – Sponsorship & Exhibitor Information

Conference opens at 2pm on Friday 16th (with registration starting at 12 midday) and closes at 1pm on Sunday 18th.

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