Sentences with phrase «youth population»

In recent years, youth mentoring has diversified in the types of youth populations being served and the settings for the delivery of program services.

Functional family therapy is a therapy program offered by many state or community agencies that may serve at risk youth populations.

With a disproportionately high youth population the potential for the community to perform better has always been there.

One fact is noteworthy — it is blessed with a burgeoning youth population.

At the end of their rope, the big producers and distributors looked toward fresh, young directors as their last hope to draw in the massive youth population.

The unemployment rate for Indigenous people over the age of 30 is higher than the unemployment rate for the total youth population.

Conducted outreach, networking, and related activities to reach the targeted youth population.

The inherently flawed formula used by the government delivered funding based on the size of the child and youth population served, rather than on the need within that community.

Gender, age, economic background, race and many other demographics vary widely in the homeless and runaway youth population, and vary by program and location.

The incidence of obesity and related diseases such as Type 2 diabetes, particularly amongst youth populations, is rising at an alarming rate.

In particular, his research examines the effects of legal contexts on the coming of age experiences of vulnerable and hard - to - reach immigrant youth populations.

Across the nation, states are entering the early stages of a generational pinch — the product of rapidly expanding senior and youth populations combined with a shrinking taxpayer base.

This ratio varies between state and territories depending on size of Indigenous youth population.

«We've had a large youth population increase, and that has been shown in programs like soccer and youth football.»

Of a sample size of 344 elementary schools, there are 33 Elementary schools with a foster youth population higher than 2.26 %.

Africa is experiencing a growing youth population with 60 % people across the continent under 30 years of age.

Dr. Amy Dworsky is a Research Fellow whose research focuses on vulnerable youth populations — including youth aging out of foster care, homeless youth, and foster youth who are pregnant and / or parenting — and the systems in which those youth are involved.

In 2015, Starbucks community efforts focused on the opportunity youth population as partners worked with nonprofits that support young people.

It was soon clear that Zuckerberg's money wasn't going to patch holes in buildings that need a district - estimated $ 1.3 billion in repairs, or hire support staff for the fifth - poorest youth population in the country.

Recent increases in global youth population, unemployment, political instability, terrorism have impacted negatively on the gains attained through global education.

Osinbajo listed the ingenuity and resilience of the people, especially the 70 per cent youth population, leadership and good governance, allowing the private sector and markets to function, focusing on infrastructural development, and the incredible opportunities that abound as some of the factors that make Africa work.

In collaboration with Colorado State University, MBA also developed mindfulness training programs that met the specific needs of diverse youth populations, including youth of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes in Montana, and military youth in Ft. Collins, CO..

He said: «We have a bulging youth population dynamics in Lagos.

which is his foundation in Los Angeles that that serves transitional age youth populations through art, job training, and job preparedness.

What I have observed of Mark over the last ten years is an increasing commitment to formal innovation in one hand with work in his studio, and then Art + Practice which is his foundation in Los Angeles that that serves transitional age youth populations through art, job training, and job preparedness.

Nonetheless, the record reveals that several prevention strategies including both «pure prevention» aimed at the general youth population and «targeted treatment» for those already engaged in problem behaviors do indeed divert youth from the pathways to crime.

All of our Guiding Teachers have over a decade of mindfulness practice and broad teaching experience with different youth populations.

The growing indispensability of mass media for reaching electorates, political parties, church congregations, the entire youth population and even widely dispersed intellectuals, has forced not only politicians but educators, clergy, and scientists to join merchants in adapting their messages to fit the exigencies of the media system.

South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill and SA Best leader Nick Xenophon provided different narratives about youth populations in the state.

A large youth population such as ours means a huge market in terms of consumption, services and labor,» he said.

How however said for Africa to benefit from the demographic dividends that a massive youth population offers, «we must make the right investments in quality higher education and create the right conditions and opportunities for entrepreneurship and employment.

According to her, the current challenges the country faces from the dwindling oil revenue, which has precipitated a difficult socio - economic climate, provide an opportunity to channel the energy of the country's large youth population towards solving the country's problems.

The statement partly read, «Surulere Federal Constituency I is a cosmopolitan area in Lagos State with a huge educated youth population, mostly working class.

In addition, the burgeoning youth population across Africa means we need to find a way to more effectively reach a greater number of students.

It is important that organizations focus some of their resources in developing programs that will benefit poor illiterate youth population in rural and urban slums.

The planning team, staff and advisory group, of Future Is Now Preparatory have an awareness of the breadth and depth of the unique needs of under - resourced youth populations from professional lenses and personal perspectives; former foster youth, foster parents, and social workers and educators who have worked with foster youth.

He commented that the research conducted by the New York City Department of Education was particularly helpful in identifying different groups within the disconnected youth population and has helped the Institute focus its work.

The WCTAIR grant will support teaching artists with a proven track record of working with the proposed youth population to deliver high quality programming.

In response to increasing population longevity and a necessity of a regular income for a longer period of time, this plan is highly demanded among geographically mobile youth population like NRIs or people living away from their home in search for career opportunities.

Del Giudice's integrated evolutionary model is applied to a homeless youth population that must function in ecological settings of constant high risk and stress.

Offers scholarly treatment and practical applications for many mentoring program approaches and youth populations not presented anywhere else, including e-mentoring, group mentoring, and strategic family involvement, as well as key issues in mentoring immigrant youth, children of incarcerated parents, and youth in foster care.

For Indigenous peoples, this is going to be a major issue with a rapidly expanding youth population over the next decade creating a further pressure on what are already inadequate levels of funding and services.

Additionally, the large and diverse nature of the study population allows for a fair amount of generalizability to other youth populations.