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On the Oneplace website you can see how local public services are performing in England, if they provide value for money and where they could improve.
Participation Works is a consortium of six leading children and young people's organisations that provides expert advice to anyone wanting to give a voice to children and young people.
The Places Database provides access to a broad range of statistical data and information at several geographic levels across England (e.g. Cities, City Regions, Town Centres, Local Authorities and Regions).
Playtrain provides hands-on training, creative children's consultations and research for organisations and individuals working with children.
The Prince's Trust was founded in 1976 by The Prince of Wales. The Trust has become the UK's leading youth charity, offering a range of opportunities including training, personal development, business start up support, mentoring and advice.
The Safe Network help to keep children safe when taking part in activities - from after school art clubs to weekend reading groups and more - outside the home.
This is a campaign based in the West Midlands. The Members of Youth Parliament (MYPs) are trying to encourage the media to publish positive stories about young people, and this website is one of the ways we are trying to do this. This website aims to be the one stop shop for all young people in the West Midlands, acting as an information point, and also for the media acting as a press release site.
Skill: National Bureau for Students with Disabilities is a national charity promoting opportunities for young people and adults with any kind of impairment in post-16 education, training and employment.
Stechford Youth Network is a voluntary organisation established in March 2006 to reduce antisocial behaviour, crime and to improve representation amongst young people. These aims can be achieved by working proactively within communities and focusing on preventative measures that are educational whilst also being fun.
Help to overcome stutter/stammer with information and advice on how to cope based on the experiences of a man from Birmingham.
SUSTAiN's main aim is to develop and deliver a plan that secures a long-term vibrant future for Voluntary & Community organisations operating in Solihull.
As one of the members of the development agency network, South West Birmingham Community Association (SWBCA) aim to work in many ways to promote the voluntary and community sector. SWBCA provide services for not for profit organisations in the Edgbaston and Northfield areas.
Third Sector Assembly Birmingham
The Third Sector Assembly is a long-term association of existing and future third sector networkst brought together by BVSC to improve communication across the sector, to grow its ability to influence and to improve relationships with the public sector.
Together for Children is working in partnership with the Department for Children, Schools and Families to support local authorities in their delivery of Sure Start Children's Centres
Together for Disabled Children
The Department for Children, Schools and Families has appointed the Together for Disabled Children (tdc) partnership to support the Aiming High for Disabled Children short breaks programme and development of parent participation forums.
