Over the next couple of years we're planning to do a root-and-branch review of what TheSite.org does. We're prepared to go through one of those "no idea is too silly/off-boundries" thought-processes, working out how we achieve what we set out to do. So we want to use this blog to start the thinking about what TheSite.org will look like in a few years time.
We want to involve everyone who's interested in what we do - from the young adults we seek to reach (whether we currently do or don't), our staff (whether as part of their role or not), outside experts (whatever their expertise). If you've got an opinion on TheSite.org, and most importantly how we take it forward, then this is the place to post.
This blog isn't intended to be corporate, but perhaps it is worth reminding ourselves exactly why TheSite.org exists:
TheSite.org is the first place all young adults turn to when they need support and guidance through life. We provide an inclusive social environment when and where our users need it most; the dynamic and participative online community, breadth of topics, editorial integrity, expert advice partners and peer support make us the essential trusted guide and allow us to tell it like it is.(Taken from the Youth Strategic Intent, 2007-2012)
Our vision:
To create a socially inclusive environment where all young adults are engaged, informed and inspired to achieve their ambitions and dreams.
Our ambition as an independent and entrepreneurial charity is:
To harnesses the power of new technology, to enable 16-24 year olds to learn, support each other, and participate in society on their own terms. We work collaboratively both with our users and partner organisations as we strongly believe that together we can do more to reach out to all young people and provide high quality content and opportunities, when and how they need them.
I hope that this blog really drives forward our intentions as we try and take TheSite.org to the next level. I welcome comments from everyone - if you want to add a piece then please drop me a message, or an email, or even call me at YouthNet (020 7250 5700).
I look forward to hearing from you soon...
Olly
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