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"   Description Youth Access is the national membership organisation for young people&amp;#039;s information, advice, counselling and support services (YIACS).    Activities Since 1975, Youth Access has sought to champion the expansion of a national network of youth information, advice, counselling and support services.  In asserting young people\u2019s right to locally accessible, free and impartial information, advice, counselling and support services, Youth Access believes services must:   respect the dignity and self-worth of each young person respect and value individual differences recognise and be sensitive to the growing autonomy of each young person respect every young person\u2019s right to be a voluntary participant in any helping process  recognise the potential of each young person.    Materials Youth Access publications are aimed at providers, planners and funders of youth information, advice, counselling and support services.  They encompass a wide variety of topics, setting out evidence and providing practical guidance and tools to use within organisations.  These include: The Youth Access Quality Standards for youth information, advice, counselling and support services This includes self assessment materials to help agencies build on their strengths, while identifying areas for improvement.  Breaking Down the Barriers An award-winning three part series which analyses existing mental health provision for young people and makes recommendations based on the gaps and barriers found in the voluntary and statutory sectors.  Rights to Access  Meeting young people\u2019s needs for advice, this publication sets out all the available evidence on needs, advice-seeking behaviour and barriers to access, as well as making recommendations for improving provision.   Contact details Address 1-2 Taylors Yard 67 Alderbrook Road London SW12 8AD  Telephone 020 8772 9900 Fax 020 8772 9746 Email admin@youthaccess.org.uk Website Home page  Last updated 07.02.2013 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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