Looking ahead: lessons from the evaluation of Peninsula Youth Connections
Peninsula Youth Connections, the local expression of an Australian Government initiative to support young people at risk of disengaging from education and training, was evaluated as highly successful.
Young participants experienced the program as responsive, flexible and supportive, and the majority achieved positive outcomes.
This stage 3 report assessed PYC's outreach and re-engagement services and its strengthening of regional services. It also considered the implications for government policy.
The report includes summaries of stages 1 and stage 2 as appendices.
Last updated on 3 April 2020
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The second stage of the evaluation of Peninsula Youth Connections, operated by the Brotherhood of St Laurence and TaskForce, focused on young people’s experiences of the service and their outcomes.
Read reportThis study of Peninsula Youth Connections found that life circumstances and systemic education barriers made it difficult for some young people to engage in meaningful learning.
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