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Hello to the National Year of Communication 2011 Matters is planning a series of events with adults, children and young people across the UK. Contact Dithe Fisher dfisher@aberdeencity.gov.uk or Sally Chan sallychan@blueyonder.co.uk to find out what is happening in your area.
English National Youth Art Network (ENYAN): art events for young people
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May
UK Youth: 'The Social' Network Conference Book early and you are in for a discount. The conference is on 14 and 15 May in London and will address how young people can engage with the Positive for Youth Agenda.
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June
An introduction to theory of change Find out how the theory of change can help you determined whether your organisation is delivering the right activities to meet its aims; learn how it canhelp you to develop a measurable and effective model of activities; and how you can show your funders that you are making a difference. Attend this event on Wednesday 27 June between 10am and 4.30pm at New Philanthropy Capital, 185 Park Street, London SE1 9BL.
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July
Never Too Soon - Never Too Late Download an invitation and book an Early Bird place at the Family Links National Conference before April 30. The 'early bird' discount tickets cost £60; the cost after 1 May is £75. The conference will be held on Friday 6 July 2012 in Oxford. The conference will demonstrate how the Nurturing Programme can benefit children at every stage of their lives from ante-natal to early years and teens, in school and at home.
Children's Centres - The Future This conference in London will debate how children's centres can work within 'community hubs'; how to ensure that children are school-ready; measuring quality and outcomes; partnership working; payment by results; and the switch from 'core offer' to 'core purpose'. It will also look at the outcomes detailed in a report on children's centres by Professor Sir Michael Marmot. Wednesday, 18 July 2012.