WIRRAL YOUTH ALLIANCE

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Become a Member of Wirral Youth Alliance

Be part of a powerful and collaborative network that’s passionate about creating better opportunities for young people across Wirral.

As a member, you’ll gain access to training, shared tools and resources, the chance to collaborate on funding bids and partnerships, and a listing in our members directory. You’ll also be invited to take part in joint campaigns and have the opportunity to help shape local youth strategy through our collective voice.

We welcome a range of organisations to join us, including youth delivery organisations, activity providers, community partners, statutory bodies, and business supporters. Full membership is available to delivery organisations that meet our minimum standards, but don’t worry if you’re unsure where you fit, we’re always happy to have a chat and guide you through the process. Ready to join us? Complete the Membership Form

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often do the Wirral Youth Alliance Meet (WYA) ?

The WYA holds three full member meetings each year, bringing everyone together to share updates, insights, and opportunities. In addition, there are six strategic or subgroup meetings annually, focused on specific areas of work and collaboration.

Are there any fees to join the Youth Alliance?

Yes, there is a membership fee of £100 per organisation. This contribution helps cover the running costs of the website and essential administration to keep the Alliance connected and supported.

Who can join the Wirral Youth Alliance?

The Alliance welcomes a range of organisations that support young people, including youth service providers, activity-based organisations, public sector partners, and local businesses that want to contribute to positive youth development.

What are the benefits of joining the Wirral Youth Alliance?

Members gain access to shared resources, networking opportunities, training and events, collaboration on funding bids, and a stronger collective voice to influence local youth policy and practice.