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Council is reaching out to young people, parents and carers and those that work with young people, to help us to shape our direction and priorities for youth service delivery.
Did you know almost 15% of people living in Kingston are aged 12 to 25? and this number is growing! So we are updating our Youth Strategy for 2019-2022. and we want to know your thoughts, experiences and ideas as the parent or carers of a young person in Kingston. We will use this feedback to input to ensure our strategy meets the needs of Kingston's youth.
The strategy focuses on how we can help young people to do well in life, at work, at home, and while studying:
What is going well for young people?
What challenges are young people facing?
Looking to the future, what youth programs, services, activities or opportunities could be put in place so our young people can thrive?
For further information on what Kingston Youth Services currently offers please visit: www.kingstonyouth.org.au
What will happen with your information?
The survey is anonymous and your input will be kept confidential. You will not be identified in any reports and your privacy will be protected. A third party consultant will review the key findings and draw on the themes from what parents are informing Council as well as what young people and those that work with young people are telling us. Following a review of the data our consultant will formulate some high level themes that will be presented to the Youth Team for a response.
Council is reaching out to young people, parents and carers and those that work with young people, to help us to shape our direction and priorities for youth service delivery.
Did you know almost 15% of people living in Kingston are aged 12 to 25? and this number is growing! So we are updating our Youth Strategy for 2019-2022. and we want to know your thoughts, experiences and ideas as the parent or carers of a young person in Kingston. We will use this feedback to input to ensure our strategy meets the needs of Kingston's youth.
The strategy focuses on how we can help young people to do well in life, at work, at home, and while studying:
What is going well for young people?
What challenges are young people facing?
Looking to the future, what youth programs, services, activities or opportunities could be put in place so our young people can thrive?
For further information on what Kingston Youth Services currently offers please visit: www.kingstonyouth.org.au
What will happen with your information?
The survey is anonymous and your input will be kept confidential. You will not be identified in any reports and your privacy will be protected. A third party consultant will review the key findings and draw on the themes from what parents are informing Council as well as what young people and those that work with young people are telling us. Following a review of the data our consultant will formulate some high level themes that will be presented to the Youth Team for a response.
Are you around or living with young people aged 12 to
25 years? If you live, work, volunteer or socialise with young people in Kingston
we want to hear from you.
Tell us your story! Share your thoughts, opt-in for a chance to win a
prize valued at $200 and for updates.
Act quickly – you’ve got until Wednesday 5 December to
get involved!
Youth Strategy 2019-2022 - Parents & carers survey has finished this stage
This consultation is Open for contributions.
Under Review
Youth Strategy 2019-2022 - Parents & carers survey is currently at this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The Project team will report back on key outcomes.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for Youth Strategy 2019-2022 - Parents & carers survey
The final outcomes of the consultation are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
