Our structure
NCB is the leading national charity which
supports children, young people and families and those who work
with them.
NCB hosts many single-issue or single
client groups, networks, fora, councils and partnership programmes,
and provides essential information on policy, research and best
practice for the whole sector. We reach, support and inform those
working with and on behalf of children, young people and their
families and carers, but also through our young member's scheme,
Young NCB, children and young poeple themselves.
NCB’s organisational structure is best
explained by using the “wheel” as shown in the diagram below. The
adoption of the principle of the wheel is reflected in our new
branding. View the full size wheel chart [DOC
93KB] and corresponding key [DOC 111KB].
The core of NCB consists of:
Surrounding the core are the specialist departments, which in turn
are surrounded by the many fora, councils and partnership
programmes that operate under our charitable status. These fall
into four categories:
- Well-Being – promoting the universal
health and well-being of all children and young people
- Social Inclusion – enhancing the life
chances of potentially marginalised or excluded children and young
people
- Play England – promoting acess to and
opportunity for, free, inclusive, local play
- Partnerships – which allow NCB to
work collaboratively on a wide range of issues affecting children
and young people
The NCB structure chart [PDF
48KB] provides an alternative view of how the different parts of
NCB are interconnected.