Those in charity jobs urge the government to invest more in youth work-Charity job News
21 Jul 2010
Professionals working in charity jobs for the British Youth Council (BYC) have urged the government to invest more in certain projects.
Around 19,800 volunteers aged between 11 and 17 are currently participating in council and community events and the BYC believes their actions should be able to continue and be praised.
Alex Delaney, BYC chair, said: "It is crucial that youth councils can continue their contribution ... and that the involvement of volunteer youth councillors is recognised."
He added that national, local and devolved powers should keep supporting the organisation to keep enabling young people to improve their communities.
A recent report by the BYC found a lack of influence and resources are the biggest barriers to carrying out work, although the quality of services available was improved in 62 per cent of councils.
Meanwhile, seven members of the BYC met with prime minister David Cameron recently to discuss world issues at the G20 summit.
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