FYT resources: books, CDs, PDFs and more
FYT uses its direct experience of youth work to produce resources (books, CDs, magazines, journals, videos etc) that we hope will help and support others who work with young people at risk. Our web site enables you to purchase those that are for sale and download those that are free.
All FYT products
A Community for the King £0.00
A Report on the Evaluation of Evangelistic events in the UK £0.00
This study looks at five Christian social action youth projects which were partly funded by the Jerusalem Trust. These were:
Manchester 2000 and Festival Manchester 2003
Soul in the City, London 2004
Merseyfest 2005
NE1 2006
The purposes of the research were:
To look at the long-term effect of the campaigns on a sample of participants.
To draw out examples of good practice and to inform the Trust of some of the conditions that might be put into funding bids.
A Report on The Future of Christian Youth Work £0.00
The preliminary report and findings following the consultation that took place about the future of Christian youth work, Nottingham, 2007.
Alongside £0.00
Coaching, Non-managerial Supervision, Consultancy: FYT's project that provides effective help, support and personal development for youth workers. Download the brochure for more information.
An Introduction to FYT £0.00
A two page summary about who we are, what we do, our values and work and how you can keep in touch with us.
ASBO Jesus £10.00
Available at: www.lulu.com
August FYT Prayers £0.00
The FYT August prayer bulletin is ready to be downloaded from the link below.
Bath Night Life Research £0.00
A researcher spent three weeks conducting interviews with people who worked for, or were part of the many agencies and organisations involved in the Bath night life. Questionnaires and interviews were recorded with young people that use the night life facilities. Consideration was also given to the research of others regarding the night time economy of Bath. The major findings were an exposure of the many issues that arise over the course of the evening. These issues often relate to the consumption of alcohol and range from low level littering to large scale brawls.
