CACHE Alumni

There’s still time to join our upcoming CACHE Alumni panel – a timely and essential discussion for anyone supporting young people today

🗓️ 25 June | ⏰ 12–1pm

Chaired by Janet King, this interactive session will bring together experts from across education, youth justice, youth work, and rehabilitation to explore:

• when intervention has the greatest impact
• how we can better support and advocate for children, young people, and families
• where current systems need to improve.
You’ll hear real-world insight from our panel and have the chance to share your own perspectives through polls and a live Q&A.
Don’t miss out – secure your place and be part of the conversation.

🔗 Book your place: https://bit.ly/4ejtfJo

How can timely pastoral intervention change the trajectory of a young person’s life – and where are we still getting it wrong?

Next week, we’re bringing together a cross-sector panel for an exclusive CACHE Alumni discussion that puts real experience front and centre. Hear from:

🔹 Rachael Towey – Youth Justice Team Community Panel Member, working at the intersection of research and frontline practice to support better outcomes for young people
🔹 Andreas Kalli – Registered Manager at P*P Luton, drawing on lived experience to lead impactful rehabilitation and recovery support
🔹 Stacy Mann (QTLS)(ATS) – Director of Learning, Quality and Operations at The Early Years Company, advocating for children’s wellbeing through strong early education and family engagement
🔹 Liz Harris – Head of Growth and Business Development at Navigators Alternative Provision, championing inclusive approaches that open up pathways for young people and their families
🔹 Alia Pike – National Workforce Officer at National Youth Agency, focused on strengthening youth work through high-quality training and development

Together, they’ll share candid insights into how pastoral interventions play out across different settings – and what needs to evolve to better support young people over the long term.

🗓️ 25 June | ⏰ 12–1pm

If you’re working with young people or shaping provision, this is a chance to learn from diverse perspectives and contribute your own.

Book your place: https://bit.ly/4ejtfJo

Supporting young people to stay engaged in education, employment or training is
a growing challenge – one that demands timely, joined-up support.

Join our next CACHE Alumni CPD event: Pastoral intervention – too little or too late?
25 June | 12–1pm🗓️⏰

Chaired by Janet King, this interactive panel brings together cross-sector experts to
explore:
▪️early intervention and identifying risk
▪️supporting re-engagement and second chances
▪️where current systems fall short
▪️when pastoral support has the greatest impact.

Expect thoughtful discussion, live polls, and a chance to put your questions to the
panel.

Book your place:🔗 https://bit.ly/4ejtfJo

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Learn at a time that suits you through a blend of videos, reflective activities, and a short assessment. When you finish, you’ll receive a digital badge to recognise your professional development.

This course is designed to apply to a wide range of settings including health, care and education, with practical strategies you can use right away.

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