GROUPS IN CONTEXT THE YOUTH Flashcards

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WHAT ARE THE YOUTH

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Group of individuals who are between 14-24 years old the youth count as 20 percent of Australia’s population

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NEGATIVE TERMINOLOGY FOR THE YOUTH LIST

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  • Thugs
  • Twelvie
  • Kid
  • Druggies
  • Hobo
  • Homo
  • Gay
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POSITIVE TERMINOLOGY FOR THE YOUTH LIST

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Kid

  • Youngster
  • Young lady
  • Honey
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Discuss the impact you think terminology has on the youth.

Positive -

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  • Positive terminology (such as ‘young lady’) can allow youth

individuals to be raise their self-esteem or level of recognition, as they are receiving positive encouragement in regards to either their behaviour allows the individuals included in this group to feel more accepted

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POSITIVE TERMINOLOGY IMPACT

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Positive terminology allows young people to feel like they have something to live up to, such as if a young girl is referred to as ‘young lady’ they may feel as though they need to live up to the term and encourage themselves to behave well

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Discuss the impact you think terminology has on the youth. Negative

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Using terms like those can make young people act worse by ‘living down’ to the terms given to them, though they could be capable of doing much better with their life

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NEEDS FOR THE YOUTH

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Sense of identity

A young person’s sense of identity can be affected by their involvement in school activities, any employment involved in and their academic/sporting ability. However when a young individual leaves school, it provides them with the opportunity to reshape their identity a

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NEEDS FOR THE YOUTH HEATH

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Health

As mentioned, full health cannot be achieved without first feeling safe and secure. Once this is achieved, employment is unattainable if the individual is not at full health to complete the tasks set to them

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EMPLOYMENT

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While for many young people, employment is an essential part of ensuring an adequate standard of living for themselves as their family is unable to fully provide for them, this can be remedied through familial informal or government formal assistance, e.g. Centrelink supplements

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SAFTEY SERUITY

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While the individual may be in adequate housing, safety and security, particularly mental safety and security, is essential if the individual is going to be able to sustain peak health conditions as, without feeling safe and/or secure, the individual’s anxiety

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EDUCATION

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Education is critically important for employment.

Experiences in education can greatly contribute to a young individual’s self-esteem and sense of identity, however, some may have problems at school and develop a negative outlook of themselves

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ADEQUATE STANDARD OF LIVING

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Young individuals who are not time-efficient may make poor food choices as a result of convenience; even though there are dietary guidelines that have been developed for adolescents and youth some may develop eating disorders, which can negatively impact on their own ability to meet this particular need.

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ACESS TO SERVICE FOR THE YOUTH

Finically

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By Centrelink providing youth allowance for individuals that are eligible and who study or train

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ACESS SERVICE FOR YOUTH

ACCOMINDATION

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Nepean Youth Accommodation Service

This service provides semi-supported living, particularly for young males and young families or pregnant familie

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ACESS TO SERVICE transport

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Public Transport
By public transportation providing free or concession discounts for youth, it has a positive impact on the individual’s economic wellbeing to transport easily

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ACESS TO SERVICE

HEALTH

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Medicare

By Medicare providing financial help for people age 16-24 who are currently studying full-time , apprenticeship, traineeship, looking for work or sick, this can have a positive impact on the individual’s physical

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ACESS TO SERVICE

EDUCATION

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Public School System

The public schooling system is a service provided by the Australian Government that ensures all children receive an education,

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ACESS TO SERVICE

EMPLOYMENT

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Mission Australia

By Young Mission Australia providing guidances and advice in regards to employment as they have the potential to change youth lives and can make the difference to an individual’s

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ACESS TO SERVICE

LEGAL AID

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Youth Hotline

The Youth Hotline provides legal advice and information to young people under 18, and operates 9am to midnight weekdays, with a 24-hour service

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ACESS TO SERVICE

CONSELLING

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Youth Focus

This service offers counselling, particularly for depressed youth, which positively impacts upon the youth’s emotional wellbeing as they are able to overcome and fight their depression,

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FACTORS AFFECTING ACESS TO SERVICE

CULTURE

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Culture and first language spoken
- Cultural background may also be an issue in relation to accessing services, especially if language is a barrier to effective communication.

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FACTORS AFFECTING ACESS TO SERVICE

AGE

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Age

  • For many youth, age may prevent them from having knowledge of the services available to them.
  • While discrimination laws clearly state that individuals shall not be discriminated against on the basis of ag
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FACTORS AFFECTING ACESS TO SERVICE

Level of education

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Level of education

- In many cases, level of education is directly correlated with a youth’s ability to obtain

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FACTORS AFFECTING ACESS TO SERVICE

First spoken language

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Culture and first language spoken
- Cultural background may also be an issue in relation to accessing services, especially if language is a barrier to effective communication

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socioeconomic status

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  • A lower socioeconomic status may also lower a youth’s self-esteem to the point that they are too embarrassed to seek help, and they sink further into depression.
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TYPE OF DISABILITY

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Taunting language and negative body language, coupled with a lack of appropriate disabled services and facilities, may make access even more difficul