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Total: 11 results found.

   
1. Homeless Young Australians
(Download:Social Policy Reports)
The reasons young people leave home are complex and include family conflict, physical and/or sexual abuse, substance abuse and trauma. This has been described as young people ‘running from’ family or personal ...
2. Drugs a growing concern for young Australians
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... (22.9 per cent) and came in fifth on the list above bullying/emotional abuse (22.6 per cent) and physical/sexual abuse (22.6 per cent). These issues concerned all three age groups. “Far from the media’s ...
... of Glenorchy. “Mission Australia has found the main issues concerning these young people range from homelessness, education and employment to general and sexual health, family breakdowns and hygiene,” ...
... concern for around a quarter of young people (23.4 per cent) and came in above bullying/emotional abuse (22.7 per cent) and physical/sexual abuse (21.2 per cent). “Far from the media’s portrayal of young ...
... indicating it was a major issue (compared to 28% for those in stable housing). ‘Sexuality’ was of concern to a significantly higher proportion of homeless young people than those in stable accommodation ...
...  Physical/sexual abuse was a major concern for 28.4% of females compared to 22% of males. Two in five 20-24 year olds are significantly concerned about depression, while two out of five identified ...
... to 24.7%. Physical/sexual abuse was a major concern for 30.8% of females compared to 23% of males. Two in five 20-24 year olds are significantly concerned about depression, while two out of five ...
...  Other results which reveal the differences between rural and metro-based Queenslanders include: Physical/ sexual abuse concerned a higher proportion of 20-24 year olds living outside a Brisbane ...
... for 37.3 per cent of those respondents living outside of Adelaide, compared with 28.2 percent of city respondents. Physical and sexual abuse was rated as a more important issue in the city, listed ...
... how to minimise their risk of sexual assault, of getting caught up in criminal behaviour or of harming themselves. A major step in the Equip program is also to help encourage them to report sexual assault ...
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... beliefs, trade union membership, health information or sexual inclination is classed as sensitive information. Mission Australia does not collect sensitive information except with the client's consent ...

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