Monash Adopts New Action Plan For Young People
5 August 2009
Monash City Council has adopted a new Action Plan for Young People, which provides the opportunity for youth to have an active involvement in identifying and responding to their own needs.
At last night's meeting, Council endorsed the Action Plan for Young People 2009-2012, developed by Monash Youth & Family Services (MYFS).
Monash Mayor, Paul Klisaris said that the Action Plan focuses on the needs of people aged 10 to 25 years in the City. This equates to over 37,000 people or 22% of the residential population.
"This Action Plan was formulated after an extensive consultation process with Monash's young people and others who provide services for them. Including young people in decisions that affect their lives helps to create a strong and caring community," said Cr Klisaris.
"The new Plan acknowledges that young people are our most valuable community resource and provides them with a voice to contribute to the future direction of the Monash community."
- CALD and Multicultural
- Engagement, Participation and Consultation
- Constructed Environment
- Health and Wellbeing and
- Community Partnerships
As the City of Monash's strongest link to local young people and their families, MYFS will continue to play an important role by informing and implementing local plans and ensuring that their needs continue to be properly represented.
Published: 5 August 2009
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