What would help your organisation?
Choose an offer to see what it involves, who it's designed for, and what is currently known about access and cost. The fuller service profiles follow below.
Multi-Agency Youth Development Partnerships
A sustained two-year place-based partnership connecting youth insight with cross-system learning and accountability.
- Cross-system professional learning
- Summer community engagement
- Youth insight and accountability activity
- Annual Place-Based Change Record
Figures shown are published indicative arrangements or clearly marked enquiry-based information, not confirmed bookings or quotes.
What's actually included?
Each offer works differently. These descriptions explain the purpose, practical components, expected responsibilities and access arrangements, so you can assess suitability before leaving this page.
Multi-Agency Youth Development Partnerships
A local partnership for strengthening the whole youth-facing landscape, not a separate service replacing what already exists.
For local authorities and partnerships bringing together education, health, housing, youth provision, children’s services and local communities.
An initial two-year partnership, anchored by a local authority. Each annual cycle includes seven cross-system learning sessions; a 4–6 week summer community engagement programme; youth insight and accountability activity; and an Annual Place-Based Change Record.
The aim is stronger cross-system relationships, shared developmental understanding and a visible record of what the place is learning. It is not an inspection, accreditation or scorecard.
In development; first Greater Manchester partnership targeted for 2028–29.
Cost & commissioningNo standard published price. Funding and partnership commitments are established through discussion.
Organisational Learning Offer
A complete facilitated learning cycle centred on an actual youth participation process, with learning on both sides and accountability at the end.
For schools, colleges, charities, youth organisations, commissioners and established or planned participation cohorts.
Stage 1: scope the cohort and intended influence route. Stage 2: separate opening sessions for young people and organisational staff. Stage 3: the host runs its own participation activity. Stage 4: YOUTHOOD facilitates the Shared Accountability Review and identifies next steps.
The host manages its own participants, safeguarding and decisions. The offer is not an inspection, accreditation, or a substitute for running the participation activity.
Opening in 2027; early commissioning enquiries welcomed. Currently zero funded places available.
Cost & commissioning£450 per cohort virtually; £510 per cohort in person plus reasonable travel costs. Network programmes have an agreed scoped fee.
Network Sessions & Contributions
A considered contribution to an existing network, forum or multi-agency discussion, focused on reflection and conversation rather than delivery of a complete learning programme.
For sector convenors, cross-organisational forums, regional networks and partnerships seeking a youth-development perspective.
Agree the topic and intended audience; identify what the discussion should explore; plan a relevant contribution and room for questions; confirm any follow-up or signposting. The exact format is agreed with the convenor.
Useful for enriching an existing agenda and creating a shared language. It should not be confused with YOUTHOOD’s separately commissioned network-wide Learning Offer.
By invitation or enquiry, subject to relevance and capacity.
Cost & commissioningNo published standard rate; confirm any fee, expenses or scope directly.
Tools & Resources Orientation Sessions
An accessible guided walkthrough of the existing YOUTHOOD Insight-to-Influence public tools and guidance, helping people navigate a growing resource collection.
For professional teams, decision-makers, partner organisations and networks new to the framework or deciding where to begin.
Agree the audience’s needs; explain the main resource pathways; demonstrate selected tools and guidance; answer navigation and application questions; signpost to independent resources and, where relevant, structured learning.
The session is for orientation and familiarisation, not bespoke organisational consultancy, an audit or the full Organisational Learning Offer.
Enquiry-based; format and availability agreed according to capacity.
Cost & commissioningPublic tools are independently accessible free of charge. No published fixed fee for a facilitated orientation session.
A note on scope: MYDP is a developing place-based partnership, not a bookable workshop. The Organisational Learning Offer is a defined cohort-based programme. Network contributions and resource orientations are scoped through enquiry. Details and availability may evolve; follow the full programme pages for current arrangements.
Explore. Learn. Partner.
Not every organisation needs a commissioned programme to begin. Our public tools and resources can be explored independently, orientation helps people find a starting point, facilitated learning supports application, and place-based partnerships enable deeper collaboration.
Different ways to contribute to stronger youth development.
Our services sit within YOUTHOOD's wider work across insight-led, place-based and national statutory change. They are practical routes into that mission, not substitutes for it.
Not sure where to begin?
Tell us a little about your organisation and what you hope to explore. We can consider whether one of our existing offers fits, or signpost you to relevant resources.
An enquiry is not a booking or confirmation of delivery. Please avoid sharing confidential information about individual young people.
Send to contact@youthood.uk