Policy and Strategy
See below for resources from government and other
organisations in the children's and voluntary and community
sectors.

Aiming high for young people: A ten year strategy for
positive activities
DCSF, July 2007
The development of this Strategy – the last strand of the
Government’s Policy Review of children and Young People to be
published – has informed the outcomes of the 2007 Comprehensive
Spending Review (CSR).
Full report [pdf 753kb]

Third Sector Strategy and Action Plan
DCSF, June 2007
The plan outlines the actions the DCSF can
take to maximise the benefits of third sector involvement in its
policy and delivery agenda.
Full report [pdf 966kb]

Regional Action and Involvement South East
(RAISE)
RAISE enables voluntary and community organisations in the South
East to influence regional policy, wherever it is made or
implemented, for the benefit of the people they serve.
Link to RAISE website

Working with voluntary and community organisations to
deliver change for children and young people
DfES, 2004
This publication sets out how the DCSF (formerly DfES) will
work towards ensuring that voluntary and community organisations
can be part of the vision set out in Every child matters and the
long-term process of transformation that will lead to its
achievement.
Full report [pdf 361kb]

The role of the voluntary and community sector in
service delivery - a cross cutting review
HM Treasury, September 2002
As part of the 2002 spending review, the cross cutting
review of the role of the voluntary sector in service delivery
explored how Central and Local Government could work more
effectively with the VCS to deliver high quality services.
Full
report [pdf 519kb]

Compact on relations between government and the
voluntary and community sector in England
Home Office, 1998
This Compact provides a framework for a new and improved
approach to partnership between Government and the voluntary and
community sector.
Full report [pdf 180kb]

Black and minority ethnic voluntary and community
organisations compact code of good practice
Home Office, Nov 1998
This Code of Good Practice aims to make a positive impact on the
relationship between Government and the Black and Minority Ethnic
(BME) voluntary and community sector.
Full report [pdf 120kb]

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