In Poland, there exists a very diversified scene of youth work providers - from state institutions to youth initiatives, including mass-youth organizations, school-based youth work, and in particular, non-governmental organisations. From 1990, Poland witnessed the growing activity of civic organizations, including youth organizations and further growing professionalization of the sector. At the same time the state initiative in youth policy was diminishing with time. The last Youth Strategy of Poland closed formally in 2012. Since then there were few national policy initiatives that would be directed strategically at youth work sector as a whole, and youth policy had been coordinated by between different ministries with little policy debate on concept and value of different ways of doing youth work. The new initiatives mark raising interest in supporting youth work in Poland, in particular with newly established Youth Fund (2022-2033) directed at supporting youth organisations and youth councils. One of the important bottom-up developments in Poland in 2024 was creation of National Coalition for Youth Work (Krajowa Koalicja na rzecz Pracy z Młodzieżą – KKPM) gathering about 25 organisations, local governments and public institutions aiming at building policy structures for youth work and raising its formal, social and legal recognition. The main goal of the Coalition is to incentivize a creation of system of youth work provision and regulating youth work through national youth policy at all levels of administration.