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Youth Surveys

Each year, Mission Australia conducts a national survey of young Australians which uncovers the issues that concern them, who they admire and where they turn to for advice and support.

This years survey - the sixth - is the biggest yet with 29,000 respondents, between ages 11-24, taking part in every state and territory around the country.

Mission Australias survey is a valuable snapshot into the minds of young Australians and provides a wealth of important information for anyone interested in their wellbeing.

If you would like a hard copy of the survey please contact Kathryn Di Nicola on (02) 9219 2022 or at dinicolak@missionaustralia.com.au.

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Mission Australia Youth Survey 2008 hot! Tooltip

Date added: 04/17/2008

We’re calling on all people, from all areas of the country, aged 11 to 24 years to participate in the survey. In its 7th year, the survey aims to identify what matters to young people, who they admire and where they turn for advice.

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In Their Own Words hot! Tooltip

Date added: 04/14/2008

In 2007 Mission Australia conducted its sixth annual survey of young Australians. The survey is for those aged 11 to 24 years and explores what young people value, what concerns them, where they turn for advice and support, their level of engagement in the community and who they admire.

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National Survey of Young Australians 2007 hot! Tooltip

Date added: 03/28/2008

Mission Australia’s sixth National Survey of Young Australians has again unearthed a wealth of valuable information. It offers an opportunity to explore what is happening in the lives of young Australians and provides some rare insights into what they value and what is of most concern to them. The survey also provides a framework to plan for the future and gives direction to efforts towards greater social justice. Policies may need to be challenged. Structures may need to be questioned. Procedures may need to be changed.

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