The Ten Entitlements for Young People
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Every young person in Wales has a basic entitlement to:-
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Education, training and work experience - tailored to their needs |
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Basic skills, which opens doors to a full-life and promote social inclusion |
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A wide and varied range of opportunities to participate in volunteering and active citizenship |
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High quality, responsive and accessible services and facilities |
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Independent, specialist careers advice and guidance and student support and counselling services. |
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Personal support and advice - where and when needed and in appropriate formats - with clear ground rules on confidentiality |
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Advice on health, housing benefits and other issues provided in accessible and welcoming settings |
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Recreational and social opportunities in safe and accessible environment |
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Sporting artistic, musical and outdoor experiences to develop talents broaden horizons and promote rounded perspectives including both national and international contexts. |
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The right to be consulted, to participate in decision-making and to be heard, on all matters which concern them or have an impact on their lives |
In an environment where there is:-
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A positive focus on achievement overall and what young people have to contribute |
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A focus on building young people's capacity to become independent, make choices, and participate in the democratic process |
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Celebration of young people's successes |
- Last Updated: 26/02/2010
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