Services for Young People

Enabling young people to succeed

Hertfordshire County Council Services for Young People provides youth work projects, careers education, information, advice and guidance, work-related learning and wider support for young people in Hertfordshire.

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Hertfordshire County Council Services for Young People delivers youth work projects and programmes; careers education, information, advice and guidance; work-related learning; outdoor education and wider support to young people in Hertfordshire.

Our Advisers and Youth Workers are professionally trained to provide the highest level of support and work closely with partners to provide counselling, mentoring and access to other services.

We run a wide range of youth work projects across the county in which young people can get involved. Through these projects they meet new people, learn new skills and take part in challenging opportunities. They are encouraged to develop their personal and social skills by taking part in activities including sports, drama, dance, music, workshops, outdoor education, DofE, forums, residentials and volunteering.

We help young people with the issues which are important to them such as jobs, careers and education, relationships, sexual health, confidence, self-esteem, substance misuse, staying safe, housing and independent living skills.

Please explore this website to see the diverse range of opportunities and support we offer to young people of different ages and needs. 

 

Parents/carers, professionals who work with young people and young people themselves can make a referral to Services for Young People.

If you have any questions, please get in touch.

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11.11.25
Services for Young People celebrates the achievements of 130 young people

The 2025 Young People’s Awards events were held during National Youth Work Week to recognise the achievements of some of the young people who have been supported by Services for Young People over the last year. Read more

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