Networks to support development workers

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SKiLD's overall aim is to give development workers the skills and knowledge they need to support groups well. A key way of doing this is by encouraging development workers to support each other via local networks.

To find out if there's a network in your area, have a look at our initial list of development worker networks in England. It's by no means complete, so please contact Alan Turner if you know about any others.


Development Workers' Network

NAVCA runs DWNet, a network for development workers in local infrastructure organisations (LIOs). For more information visit the DWNet information page.


What SKiLD can do for development worker networks

We can help in lots of ways - from ideas for meetings and events, through to putting on training for groups of workers. Find out more about how SKiLD can help your network.


Network Co-ordinators' Group

Find out more about how SKiLD can support people who are responsible for organising networks.


Information sheets and resources


SKiLD have a number of information sheets and resources available for development workers listed below: