The Centre for Youth Voice held an online launch on Wednesday 21 October for its new website and 2027 offer, bringing together toolkits, evidence, data and training for anyone giving young people a real say in decisions. The site includes a Resource Library of more than 300 toolkits, guides and evaluations, a free Evidence Library of 313 reports about 16- to 25-year-olds, regional analysis of the Youth Matters survey, and case studies and blogs on youth voice in practice.

The Centre is hosted by the Network of Regional Youth Work Units and funded by The National Lottery Community Fund. Its free online training includes Communities of Practice discussions, project spotlight seminars, an Evaluation Lab with Dr Kaz Stuart covering approaches such as Most Significant Change and Theory of Change, and an eight session peer research toolkit training series. Most sessions are recorded so people can catch up later, and the next Community of Practice, on youth-led funding, is on Tuesday 24 November from 11am to 12:30pm.