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100 Words Every Youth Worker Should Know

July 30, 2026

100 Words Every Youth Worker Should Know

No. Item Definition
1. abuse cruel or harmful treatment
2. accountability being responsible for actions
3. active listening showing careful, responsive attention
4. addiction inability to stop harmful use
5. advocacy speaking up for someone’s rights
6. agency capacity to make choices
7. allyship active support for marginalized people
8. anxiety strong worry or nervousness
9. assessment judging needs, risks, or progress
10. autonomy independence in decision-making
11. belonging feeling accepted and included
12. bias unfair preference or prejudice
13. boundaries limits that keep relationships appropriate
14. bullying repeated harmful behavior toward someone
15. burnout exhaustion from prolonged stress
16. co-production planning services with users
17. collaboration working together toward a goal
18. community people connected by place or identity
19. confidence belief in your abilities
20. confidentiality keeping private information secret
21. consent permission given freely and clearly
22. creativity ability to produce new ideas
23. crisis serious, unstable situation
24. culture shared beliefs, customs, and values
25. curiosity desire to learn or know
26. data protection safe handling of personal information
27. de-escalation calming a tense situation
28. depression persistent low mood and sadness
29. disclosure sharing sensitive or personal information
30. discrimination unfair treatment based on identity
31. diversity presence of different backgrounds
32. drop-in session without appointment
33. empathy understanding another person’s feelings
34. empowerment helping someone gain confidence
35. engagement active involvement and interest
36. equity fairness based on individual needs
37. ethics moral principles guiding behavior
38. evaluation judging quality or effectiveness
39. exploitation taking unfair advantage of someone
40. feedback helpful response about performance
41. gender identity someone’s internal sense of gender
42. grooming building trust to exploit someone
43. ground rules agreed rules for a group
44. harassment unwanted behavior causing distress
45. identity who someone understands themselves to be
46. impact strong effect or influence
47. impartiality fairness without taking sides
48. incident event, especially problematic one
49. inclusion making everyone feel welcomed
50. informal education learning outside formal schooling
51. integrity honesty and strong moral principles
52. intervention action to improve a situation
53. leadership guiding and influencing others
54. LGBTQ+ diverse sexualities and gender identities
55. mediation helping others resolve conflict
56. mentoring guiding someone’s personal growth
57. motivation reason for acting or trying
58. multi-agency involving several services together
59. neglect failure to meet basic needs
60. negotiation reaching agreement through discussion
61. neurodivergent having a different brain style
62. oppression systematic unfair treatment or control
63. outcome result of support or action
64. outreach support offered beyond usual settings
65. participation taking part in activities
66. participatory involving people in decisions
67. peer pressure influence from people your age
68. peer support help from people with similar experience
69. policy official rule or guideline
70. prejudice unfair negative opinion beforehand
71. privilege unearned advantage held by some
72. procedure set way of doing something
73. professionalism showing proper work standards
74. pronouns words used instead of names
75. rapport a trusting, friendly connection
76. reasonable adjustment change that improves access
77. recovery return to health or stability
78. referral sending someone to specialist support
79. reflection careful thought about experience
80. resilience ability to recover from difficulties
81. resolution solving a problem or dispute
82. respect showing consideration for others
83. risk chance of danger or loss
84. safeguarding protecting children and vulnerable people
85. safety plan steps to stay safe
86. self-care looking after your own wellbeing
87. self-harm deliberately hurting yourself
88. sexual orientation pattern of romantic attraction
89. stress mental or emotional strain
90. substance misuse harmful use of drugs or alcohol
91. supervision professional support and oversight
92. teamwork working well with others
93. transition change from one stage to another
94. trauma deep emotional or physical harm
95. trigger something that sparks distress
96. trust confidence in someone’s reliability
97. validation recognizing someone’s feelings as real
98. vulnerability greater risk of being harmed
99. wellbeing overall health and happiness
100. youth voice young people’s views and choices
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