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What is the age range that defines youth?

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15-24 years old

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What are some social characteristics of youth?

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  • Interaction with others
  • Approval from peers
  • Need for fun
  • Engagement with technology
  • Initial dependence on parents
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What are some physical changes that occur during youth?

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  • Puberty
  • Increased height and weight
  • Development of reproductive organs
  • Emotional changes
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What percentage of young people are aged 15-19?

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47%

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What percentage of young people identify as LGBTQI+ according to the 2019 ABS survey?

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6.1%

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What are some issues of concern for youth regarding safety and security?

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  • Higher self-esteem
  • Stable home life
  • Foundation for social skills
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What health risks are youth often associated with?

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  • Injury
  • Alcohol use
  • Drug use
  • Unsafe sex
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What percentage of youth aged 15-24 were unemployed?

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8.2%

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What types of services are available for youth?

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  • Legal aid
  • Employment support
  • Financial support
  • Health care
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What are some factors affecting youth access to services?

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  • Characteristics of the youth
  • Aspects of the service
  • Resources available
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Fill in the blank: The more you learn, the more you _______

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you earn

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What cultural factors can affect youth access to healthcare services?

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  • Cultural beliefs
  • Language barriers
  • Socioeconomic status
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What is KEMT an acronym for?

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  • Knowledge
  • Energy
  • Money
  • Time
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What does LOCS stand for?

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  • Location
  • Opening hours
  • Confidentiality
  • Staffing
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True or False: Males are more likely to seek help for physical or mental health issues.

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False

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What is the impact of leaving formal education on youth?

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Struggle to find employment

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What are some characteristics of the young Indigenous population in Australia?

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  • 1 in 20 young people is Indigenous
  • 62% live in NSW and Queensland
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What percentage of young people reported living with a disability in 2018?

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9.3%

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What are some negative terms used to describe youth?

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  • Disrespectful
  • Selfish
  • Unfocused
  • No motivation
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What are some positive terms used to describe youth?

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  • Creative
  • Curious
  • Smart
  • Honest
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What can contribute to homelessness among youth?

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Domestic abuse

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What percentage of the young population is reported as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander?

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5.1%

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What is the significance of youth’s sense of identity?

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Impacts their involvement in school, activities, and social life

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What are the barriers to accessing services for youth with low self-esteem?

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Low education may mean low self-worth

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What are the most important issues of concern for Youth?
Education and sense of identity
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What acronym describes characterisitcs affecting access to services?
DACLEGS
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Resources affecting access to services
KEMT
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Aspects of the service
LOCS
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Define PWD
Any person unable to ensure himself or herself, wholly or partly, the necessities of a normal individual and/or social life, due to deficiency in physical or mental capabilities ## Footnote Includes conditions like visual impairment, deformed limbs, mental disorders, and paraplegia.
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What is the prevalence of disability in Australia?
4.4 million people have a disability, which is approximately 17.7% of the population ## Footnote 5.7% have severe or profound disabilities.
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What percentage of disabilities are not visible?
90% ## Footnote Many disabilities are hidden, making them less recognized in society.
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What are common negative terminologies used to describe disabilities?
* Cripple * Handicapped * Victim * Poor * Retard * Dwarf ## Footnote These terms can perpetuate stigma and negative perceptions.
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What are the key issues of concern for people with disabilities?
* Safety and Security * Health ## Footnote Each of these areas significantly impacts the quality of life for PWD.
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True or False: 9 out of 10 school-aged children with a disability go to school.
True ## Footnote Indicates a positive trend in educational inclusion.
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What are the health concerns for people with disabilities?
Health varies depending on type and severity of the disability and may deteriorate with age ## Footnote Regular GP appointments and specialist care may be required.
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Fill in the blank: People with a disability have significantly lower rates of completing _______.
Year 12 ## Footnote Educational support is critical for improving outcomes.
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What contributes to a sense of identity for people with disabilities?
* Involvement in work * Sport * Family life * Hobbies ## Footnote Many PWD may feel defined by their disability rather than their achievements.
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What are the main barriers to employment for people with disabilities?
* Nature of disability * Level of education * Attitudes of employers ## Footnote These factors can limit job opportunities.
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What is the impact of socioeconomic status on people with disabilities?
PWD are more likely to have a lower income and depend on welfare payments ## Footnote This limits access to private healthcare and resources.
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Name the characteristics affecting access to services for people with disabilities.
Disability, Age, Culture, Language spoken, Education, Gender, Socio-economic status ## Footnote Each factor can create barriers to accessing necessary services.
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What does the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 state?
It is unlawful to discriminate against a person based on their disability ## Footnote This act covers both temporary and permanent disabilities.
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What is the purpose of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)?
To provide funding for individuals with disabilities for therapy sessions, assistive technology, and home modifications ## Footnote Aims to improve quality of life for PWD.
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What are the key contributions of people with disabilities to the community?
* Volunteering * Participation in sports * Advocacy ## Footnote Contributions help foster community inclusion and challenge stereotypes.
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How can community attitudes impact people with disabilities?
Attitudes can be positive, negative, or neutral, affecting awareness and understanding of PWD ## Footnote Neutral attitudes can still be damaging due to lack of action.
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What role does advocacy play in supporting people with disabilities?
Advocacy involves raising awareness, educating the community, and promoting the rights of PWD ## Footnote Advocates work to challenge stigma and influence social change.
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What is one example of a current inequity faced by people with disabilities?
Lack of accessible infrastructure in public spaces ## Footnote This includes insufficient wheelchair access in schools and malls.
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What strategies can address the inequity of accessible infrastructure?
Legislations and policies like the NDIS can provide funding for necessary modifications ## Footnote Ensures those who cannot afford changes receive assistance.
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Difference between policy and legislation
Policy System of guidelines to guide decisions and achieve outcomes Legislation Government legislation includes laws and acts that have been passed through parliament
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Define homelessness
lacking one or more elements that represent home
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How many homeless people sleep on the streets
6%
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What is one of the main reasons why people experience homelessness?
Domestic and family violence
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Main issues of concern for homeless people
Safety and security and ASL
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Access to services
Left Ache
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Name a policy that helps create a positive social environment for homeless people
The National Housing and Homelessness Agreement (NHHA)
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What is the protocol for homeless people in public spaces
ensures homeless people are treated respectfully and appropriately, not discriminatd against on basis of their status
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Equity issues for homeless people
discrimination, healthcare, access to resources
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Organisations within the community that support homeless
Vinnies Night patrol, mission australia

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