Working with young people

Youth services

Youth Support Services provide a range of personal and social education development programmes for young people in the 13 - 19 age range.

Youth offending

The Youth Offending Service (YOS) aims to help young offenders understand the effect that crime has on their victims and prevent re-offending.

Working in education

Working with children in Oxfordshire is rewarding, challenging, and interesting. Whether you are male or female, just finished school or thinking about going back to work after raising a family, have a disability, looking for full or part-time work - childcare could be the rewarding career you are looking for.

Working in early years and childcare

Training and support available to help prepare you for a career working with children and young people.

Children and Young People's Plan

The government's Change for Children programme brings a significant change in the way services for children and young people are delivered. These pages will keep everyone, particularly those who work with children and young people, up to date with the many ways in which we are working together locally to deliver this agenda.

Mentoring

How to become a mentor and information about our mentoring service.

Chaperone service

Chaperones act in place of a parent and should exercise the care that would be expected of a good parent.

Chill Out Fund for youth activities

Because we believe that youth matters, we have set up funding to support work with young people across the county.

Supported lodgings

Supported lodgings is a scheme set up to provide housing for homeless young people within people’s homes.

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