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In January 2025 the Targeted Youth Support Service (TYSS) hosted a peer review.
A peer review is a process whereby an organisation or service invites outsiders to come and be a critical friend. The aim is to highlight good practice as well as identify areas for improvement.
Take action: You can download and read the full report here on oxme.
About the review:
This peer review was facilitated by the National Youth Agency, funded through DCMS and included 7 reviewers.
Oxfordshire County Council submitted a wide range of documentation prior to a 4-day onsite visit, where reviewers spoke with and visited service users, colleagues, partners and stakeholders.
The team came to look at the work of TYSS and the provision for young people across Oxfordshire. They gave some great feedback which is covered in the report. The reviewers also made suggestions for actions to take this amazing work forward.
Here's what one young person had to say:
“It was a pleasure having the chance to see the fantastic work that is taking place across Oxfordshire to support young people. I was particularly impressed with the political support that exists for the youth service and the positive culture that exists within the organisation".
Find out more about the review:
You can find out more about the report and you can download the full report.
You can also learn more about how the Targeted Youth Support Service help young people across Oxfordshire.
