Young People. This lot covers all research requirements that primarily or uniquely apply to young people aged 16 years and below. Suppliers will need to demonstrate their capability to research this audience, and provide evidence that they meet the necessary legal, industry and data protection requirements to undertake research among young people. Access to both quantitative and qualitative research will be required within this sub-lot. It is recognised that suppliers may not have expertise in both, and therefore will be asked to identify whether they are bidding as a qualitative supplier, quantitative supplier or both. Suppliers will be evaluated on their capability in the type of research for which they are bidding. Suppliers will need to demonstrate their expertise in the methodologies or techniques that they use in researching this audience.
Young People. Where the Contractor, in carrying out its obligations under this Contract, is provided with information relating to Young People, the Contractor, unless required to do so by law, shall not disclose or make use of any such information otherwise than for the purpose for which it was provided, unless the Contractor has sought the prior written consent of that Young Person and has obtained the Authority's Representative's Approval.
Young People. Figure 6 below shows that the percentage of young people receiving JSA who are aged under 25 years generally follows the national pattern. 1045 young people (6.5%) in Highland currently receive the benefit. This has risen from 450 in September 2007. Figure 6: Youth Unemployment (October 2004 to February 2013)
Young People. Target Outputs/Report Maintain rate of 10% all tickets sold as concessions are for young people. Deliver 900 community and education sessions attracting 19,000 participants. Target 100 sessions/performances in Schools. Establish and maintain Teachers Forums for Primary and Secondary Schools Continue to create opportunities for access to the arts particularly for children and young people. This includes community involvement in Mercury Company productions and an ongoing commitment to our overall community activities. Maintain level (145 people) of young people enrolled in youth drama classes
Young People a. Wages of 17-year-olds are 94% of the starting rate for 18- year-olds; wages of 16-year-olds are 89% of starting wages.
Young People. Modern upbringing requires values We want to support parents, care institutions, schools and youth employment facilities to focus on values in their education and upbringing responsibilities. Independent youth policy We advocate an independent youth policy, strong youth welfare and youth employment which encourages young people to participate and which promotes and expands their potential. We want to improve support for young people in their transition from training into professions. We stress the central importance of cultural child and youth education in the personal development of young people. We must take more and better advantage of the new opportunities we have where youth, culture and school intersect. Protection of minors In conjunction with the federal states, municipalities, associations and the business community we will initiate a national action plan that comprises a comprehensive concept for improving the protection of minors and includes measures to improve participation, media literacy and the prevention of violence and substance abuse. Young people for diversity, tolerance and democracy Developing and strengthening tolerance and democracy are central objects of child and youth policy. A comprehensive support programme, which will be evaluated on a regular basis, will motivate and support children and young people and all other parties involved locally in their efforts towards diversity, tolerance and democracy, human dignity and non-violence towards left and right wing extremism, and against xenophobia and anti-Semitism. Parents, child care facilities, schools, youth employment facilities and the Ring Politischer Jugend (Council of Political Youth) bear special responsibility. Child and youth welfare reform We will review the child and youth welfare system and its legal basis in the SGB VIII (law on children and youth welfare services) to determine if targets are being met and efficiency levels. We want to have early, quick and non-bureaucratic access to assistance through highly qualified service provision and the reduction of interface issues between youth welfare and other assistance systems. This applies especially in relation to early intervention and assistance for disabled young people. We will evaluate the quality of child and youth welfare and develop further standards if necessary.
Young People. We regret that we are unable to accept bookings from people under the age of 21. Number in Guest’s party This must not exceed the maximum number stipulated in the published Property description.
Young People. Target Outputs/Report Attract 2-3 schools to Firstsite per week on average. 150 schools in total over the financial year. From across Essex, with specific focus on Xxxxxxxx Schools and Schools in areas of economic disadvantage Engage x20 Young Artists in 1st hand exhibition experience each over the course of the financial year Attract 25% of Volunteers with age range under 25. Develop major Young People project in conjunction with Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Foundation and Xxxxx-Xxxxx Foundation to be delivered in Financial Year 2017/18
Young People with SEND and their families are able to access high quality information from the internet easily. The IASS has a stand-alone service website There is an accessible website for the SENDIAS service that: o Meets website accessibility standards o Holds translated information o Is suitable for young people with Evidence at quarterly monitoring meetings of online information development, including report of number of unique that is accessible to all service users. The website includes; Contact details of the service Opening hours Response times Information on a range of SEND topics Signposting to other useful groups including parent groups and youth forums and national helplines Signposting to the Local Offer Key policies including a complaints procedure SENDIAS Minimum Standards Reference: 3.3 Children and young people with SEND have an appropriate information offer as outlined above. SEND o Has information that can be translated o Has content that meets an appropriate reading age. users per month.
Young People. We trust in the vision of young people and we hear their voices.
