Consultancy Support

Current Clients

The Participation Network is currently supporting the following public authorities engage with children and young people.

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NICTS - Hearing Centre Closures

Young Person Friendly Version

Contact the Northern Ireland Courts and Tribunal Service on 028 9041 2386 or email communicationsgroup@courtsni.gov.uk for more information.

Closing date: Friday 2 March 2012

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OFMDFM - Social Investment Fund

Young People Friendly Version 
Suggested focus group session  

Particularly interested in hearing from children and young people who are living with the issues raised and / or living in the investment zones.

Contact OFMDFM on 028 90 5228244 or email policysec@ofmdfmni.gov.uk for more information.

Closing date: Friday 23rd December 2011

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DHSSPS - Safeguarding Board for Northern Ireland - Consultation on regulations

Young Person Friendly Version   

Contact Linda Boomer for further information on:
028 9052 2951 or email linda.boomer@dhsspsni.gov.uk

Closing date: Friday 30th December 2011

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Department of Justice - Youth Justice Review

Young person friendly version

Contact the Department of Justice, Youth Justice Unit on 028 90 527668 or email youthjusticereviewteam@dojni.x.gsi.gov.uk for more information.

Closing date: Friday 30th December 2011

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DE - Proposed Changes to GCSEs

The Department of Education wants to consult young people on the proposed changes to GCSEs.  If your group wishes to be involved they can send their views directly to the Department.  It may also be possible to have an official attend your consultation session/workshop.  Contact the Department of Education for more details.

English version   
Irish version       

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Patient and Client Council - Young People's Priorities in Health and Social Care

The Patient and Client Council are seeking the views of those aged between 16 -21 years on health and social care.  Every year, the Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety set priorities - these are published in a document called “Priorities for Action”.  Health and Social Care staff then act on these priorities to improve services.  This is your chance to shape future priorities!  All you have to do is complete the survey by clicking on the link below (only 5 questions!)
Survey   
Flyer    

Comments from clients:

"I gained a lot from talking to young people.  They were genuinely interested, as they choose to take part, and not there because their boss sent them which can often be the case when engaging with adults."