Time to Talk Next Steps: Key Learning

Key learning report from the Time to Talk Next Steps final evaluation.

Time to Talk Next Steps (TtTNS) has been a three-year (2021 – 2024) rights-based support programme for young people with additional needs aged 16 – 25 in England. The programme has been delivered in partnership by NDTi and Contact, and funded by The National Lottery Community Fund.

As part of the final stages of the programme, NDTi are sharing the learning from across the three years to enable others to learn from what works when supporting young people with additional needs and their families, in similar programmes in the future.

Click here to download Time to Talk Next Steps: Key Learning report.

Programme Aims

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Two young people sat at a table at an in-person gathering. They are Young Inclusion Champions and are smiling and planning what's next. There is a microphone/speaker on the table in front of them to connect with others online.
Free, personalised support helping 16–25 year-olds with additional support needs build confidence, explore goals, and plan for the future. No diagnosis or labels required.

Related collection(s):

A range of evidence and learning from Time to Talk Next Steps projects and programmes.

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Evaluation and learning

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