Case study sites

You have been brought to this page because you have been directed here by your organisation/service, or because you have scanned a poster QR code at one of the Health + Youth Work case study sites.

To find out how youth work services can improve the health and wellbeing of young people with long term conditions (LTCs), the next phase of our study will engage in detail with six youth work services across the UK. These six services will become our case study sites.

What we’ll do

At each of these case study sites we’ll invite young people, parents, professionals and managers to share their views on the services. We will also look at documents about services and observe youth work sessions.

Find out more about taking part in our study

If you (or your child) have used one of the six case study sites or you are a professional working at these services, you can read more about taking part in our study by clicking on the relevant link below:

I am a young person with LTC aged 16 – 25 years

• Download young person with LTC aged 16 – 25 years participant information sheet (Word)

I am a parent or carer of young person with LTC aged 11 – 16 years

• Download parent or carer of young person with LTC aged 11 – 16 years participant information sheet (Word)
• Download young person with LTC aged 11 – 16 years participant information sheet (Word)

I am a parent / carer of a young person with LTC

• Download parent or carer of young person with LTC participant information sheet (Word)

I am a professional working with young people with LTC in youth work services / I am a commissioner of these services

• Download professional working with young people with LTC participant information sheet (Word)

If you’re a young person and you would like an easy access version of what taking part in the research involves

• Download an easy read access version (Word)
• Watch a video about taking part 
• Read our Zine (Made by the young people in TRUST)

If you have used services at one of the six case study sites and you wish to find out more about taking part, please complete our contact form. A member of the research team will get in touch to discuss the study in more detail.