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Youth at risk the focus of new Adelaide Jobs Service
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... years ago, it’s
likely
they are much higher in these tough times,” Ms Hart says. “Mission Australia’s employment services are about helping employers determine who and what they need, and to link them ...
2.
Tenant Resources
(Housing/VIC)
... the premises to view the damage and take photos • Tenants will be advised of the
likely
timeframe for responding to the repairs • All repairs requests will be logged onto the computer database and ...
3.
Tenant Resources
(Housing/TAS)
... the Housing Manager may need to attend the premises to view the damage and take photos • Tenants will be advised of the
likely
timeframe for responding to the repairs • All repairs requests will ...
4.
Tenant Resources
(Housing/NSW)
... the premises to view the damage and take photos • Tenants will be advised of the
likely
timeframe for responding to the repairs • All repairs requests will be logged onto the computer database and ...
5.
The big issues facing our kids
(News/Media Releases Archive)
...
likely
as 20- to 24-year-olds to identify it as a major issue. So what does this mean? Well, the first point to make is that concern about drugs among this age group doesn't equate to usage. Younger teens' ...
6.
The welfare experiment - an opinion piece from Mission Australia's CEO, Toby Hall
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... – while the WA trial will widen the scope to include non-indigenous families... If these trials are deemed a success, they will
likely
usher in a new era of managing income support in Australia with ...
7.
Drugs a growing concern for young Australians
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... was most notable among the 11-14 age group who were twice as
likely
as 20-24 year olds to identify it as a major issue. In 2007’s survey, 22.9 per cent of 11-14 year old respondents listed drugs as one ...
8.
Training investment will boost employment
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... when unemployment is
likely
to rise. Mission Australia CEO Toby Hall said that Productivity Places Programme (PPP) had been highly subscribed and the increased funding offered an opportunity for the long ...
9.
Award winning aged-care service for the homeless turns ten
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... place in CCC the residents would more than
likely
remain homeless for the rest of their lives, as they have minimal, if any, prospect of being able to secure a place in another aged care home. Only 10 ...
10.
Young people's mental health - The hidden challenges and how innovation can help
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... disorders. Professor McGorry will discuss the need for early intervention strategies to help prevent the progression of mental illness among young people. Up to 25% of young people in Australia are
likely
...
11.
Homelessness among the elderly - The hidden face of Homelessness in Australia
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... tell us that 9.4 per cent of people – or 11,300 individuals – who used the nation’s system of homeless services in 2006-07 were aged 50 or over,” said Leonie. “However, that’s
likely
to be a significant ...
12.
Young men encouraged to end gambling hangover
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... – and were often the least
likely
to ask for help. “There are several reasons why young men are so commonly affected by problem gambling. They are more
likely
than other age groups to frequent pubs ...
13.
Migrants and refugees give back to Australia
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... backgrounds (NESB), conflicting with recent research by Monash University suggesting that migrants from NESBs are less
likely
to volunteer than Australian-born people and migrants from English speaking ...
14.
Community Services in Western Australia
(Community Services/Community Services by State)
... abuse. Kick Start Kick Start is a lifestyle change program for young people in Bunbury who are, who have been, or who are
likely
to be affected by licit and illicit substance abuse. Pathways ...
15.
Affordable housing crisis a big issue for regional areas like Port Pirie, Port Augusta and Whyalla.
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... other areas, the region was
likely
to attract more people coming in the hope of work, with few resources, no local knowledge, no transport and no accommodation. “That can make it harder for them to get ...
16.
Experiences of young homeless people make for a surprise
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... (one in five compared to one in 10). Homeless young people are significantly more
likely
than those in stable housing to seek advice and support from the Internet (37% compared to 17%). Homeless ...
17.
Sydney’s bed shortage crisis for homeless women
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... of several reasons – women are now less
likely
to stay in domestic violence situations and are more comfortable asking for help. “There are a lot of women coming to Sydney from rural areas and other ...
18.
Young people in Adelaide’s south on a roll to prevent crime, bridge generation gap
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... together, the more they understand each other and the more
likely
they are to look out for each other in a very positive way,” she said. Keep It Real is a National Community Crime Prevention Programme, ...
19.
Growing numbers of grandparent-carers evidence of emerging social phenomenon
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... on the role of primary carers of their grandchildren. Mission Australia spokesperson, Anne Hampshire, said the numbers of grandparent-carers in Australia was highly
likely
to be underestimated and required ...
20.
University courses for disadvantaged Australians offer a path out of poverty
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... with the community, all the other factors important to successful participation are made more
likely
for each individual – getting a job, finding a stable home or receiving counselling.” The partners ...
21.
Combating youth unemployment rates in Tasmania
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... international research and analysis. “One of the key findings of the Strategy is that if young people are unable to make an initial transition to the labour market smoothly, it’s
likely
they will continue ...
22.
New blueprint to tackle causes of Australia’s youth unemployment problem
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... to the labour market smoothly, it’s
likely
they will continue to have problems and be only marginally attached to employment for the rest of their lives.” Ms Hampshire said that research into best practice, ...
23.
Roma House - A new service for homeless Queenslanders launched in Brisbane
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... for families. “The residents of Roma House will be those used to sleeping rough. They are
likely
to have been unable to be accommodated by other services; to need help in dealing with alcohol or drug ...
24.
Youth Survey uncovers the differences between young Sydney siders and their rural cousins
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... NSW were less
likely
to get involved in sports (66.4%) than those living in Sydney (73.4%). This is the opposite to the rest of Australia where young people in rural areas were more
likely
to be involved ...
25.
Youth Survey uncovers the differences between young Victorians living in Melboune and rural areas
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... involved in sports if they lived outside of Melbourne (65.6% to 49.7%). Non-metro respondents were less
likely
to be involved in arts/cultural activities (33% to 40.6% in Melbourne) and volunteering ...
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