Using young people's experiences to help develop social care

This publication was withdrawn on 26 February 2016

This good practice example has been withdrawn as it is older than 3 years and may no longer reflect current policy.

From:: Ofsted
Part of:: Ofsted examples of good practice in social care
Published:: 11 September 2012

Ofsted good practice example showing how young people organised and hosted a conference in Luton where professionals listened to their views.

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Luton Borough Council - good practice example.doc

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This example shows how Luton Borough Council used ‘Takeover Day’ to allow young people to organise and host a one day conference inviting professionals to listen to their honest and direct views about the issues facing them. The day provided an opportunity to work together to develop actions and strategies, to combat some of the biggest issues facing young people in Luton.