UK youth struggle with some of the poorest mental wellbeing in the world
UK young people reportedly suffer some of the worst mental health in the world. Rachael Newham explores why, and asks what can be done about it.
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UK young people reportedly suffer some of the worst mental health in the world. Rachael Newham explores why, and asks what can be done about it.
The beating heart of youth ministry? Tim Gough from Youth Work hacks presents his research into small groups in youth work across the UK.
Helen Cutteridge responds to Prime Minister May's speech that highlighted the issue of mental health provision, particularly for young people.
Children's Worker Sam Donoghue responds to Youthscape's 2016 report 'Losing Heart', which explored youth work provision in the UK church.
Research shows 'sexting' is a fast-growing phenomenon amongst young people. How can adults respond helpfully and sensitively, without resorting to shaming or just feigning ignorance?
In this post following the 2016 US Presidential Election, Martin Saunders looks at what's concerning, but also what's hopeful, amidst the statistics.
This 2016 study found that half of English school pupils believe they have a soul. But they're less convinced about the existence of God.
The internet is always evolving, faster than we can comprehend and with a major impact on young people. Youth for Christ's Phil Knox explores practical steps forward.
Technological advances are always transforming the way we live and learn. How is internet usage changing young people's approach to the Bible?
Responding to a survey describing growing unhappiness around girls and women aged 7-21, Dr Claire Rush paves a positive way forward.
Sexism, safety, self-esteem and leadership: some of the key themes raised in a 2016 report on the experiences of young girls/women aged 7-21.
Dr Nick Shepherd examines youth work statistics to explore the relationship between paid workers, their training, and the cultivation of volunteers in church ministry.