Achieve Economic Well-Being Outcome Group

The key priorities of the Economic Well-Being group are:

To implement a strategic approach to support young people into employment, education and training
To ensure all 14 to 19 year olds have access to the 14-19 learning entitlement
To implement a strategic approach to employer engagement that fits with the 14-19 learning entitlement

The Outcome Groups are accountable to the Children’s Trust Board and Management Group in the achievement of their objectives which are:

To develop, implement, deliver, review and update the outcome groups’ delivery plans to support the overarching Children and Young People’s Plan (CYPP)
To actively engage, as appropriate, with all partners in the statutory, voluntary and independent sectors
To engage and consult with children, young people and their families/carers in developing services
To co-ordinate and deliver any tasks or projects that are assigned to each outcome group by the Management Group and/or Board
To report monthly, through the chair of each outcome group, to the Children’s Trust Management Group
To effectively commission services, within agreed parameters, set by the Management Group and/or Board

Resources

Children's Trust Outcome Groups Terms of Reference 2010

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