designers enables NCVYS to involve young people in its work, thereby helping to put the organisation's vision and values into practice, as well as giving them the exposure and promotion which they need to succeed. Careers Guide – aimed at young people, this pamphlet provides a brief introduction to careers in the voluntary and community youth sector. Factor in Faith – a guide to help youth organisations consider their approach towards young people's faith and culture. Keeping It Safe toolkit – a guide to safeguarding standards for voluntary youth organisations. It gives practical advice on organisational policies and procedures, safe recruitment and selection, reporting concerns, suspicions and allegations, managing paid and volunteer staff, how to provide education, training and support and how to provide safe activities. Keeping It Safe is part of the wider national Sound Systems accreditation scheme which encourages, promotes and recognises good practice in safeguarding and child protection. Members Members of NCVYS include: Army Cadet Force Association Asthma UK Baptist Union of Great Britain The Boys' Brigade British Red Cross British Youth Council Children's Rights Alliance for England Church Army Church Lads' and Girl's Brigade Churches Together in England The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Fairbridge Girlguiding UK The Girls' Brigade Girls Venture Corps Air Cadets Hope UK Jewish Lads' and Girls' Brigade Kids The Leaveners Maccabi GB Marine Society and Sea Cadets Mencap Leisure Services Movement for Reform Judaism National Council for Drama Training The National Trust National Youth Theatre of Great Britain Oasis Trust The Princess Royal Trust for Carers The Prince's Trust Raleigh International Rathbone The Royal British Legion The Royal Wildlife Trusts RSPB RSPCA The Salvation Army The Scout Association St John Ambulance Student Action For Refugees (STAR) Tall Ships Youth Trust UK Youth Parliament UNICEF UK The Woodcraft Folk YMCA England Young Christian Workers Young Lives Youth Hostels Association Youth for Christ YWCA England and Wales Closure On 1 April 2016, the organisation closed, transferring some of its services to other charities and organisations. It also deposited its archive at UCL Institute of Education. During 2017 following two meetings of Local Councils for Voluntary Youth Services, one in Wolverhampton in January held at Youth Organisations Wolverhampton and one in November held at The Royal Society of Arts recognising the need in England a Network for Councils for Voluntary Youth Services England was established which will meet in the North and the South of