Annual Report 2002–03 Volume I
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Performance summaryKey achievements included:meeting the needs of 14 117 new clients through 135 JPET service providers rolling out the remainder of 21 ICYS projects negotiating the TILA deed of agreements with 21 non-government organisations nationally I implementing service profiling for Youth Allowance establishing FaCS as lead agency in managing a funding agreement between the Australian Government and First Australians Business (FAB) as a project under Mentor Marketplace. FAB provides business-related mentoring for young Indigenous entrepreneurs aged between 18 and 35 releasing the evaluation of the YOPP and providing the report, containing good practice examples of intensive, coordinated support for young offenders, to state and territories for consideration the announcement by the Government of the Simple Service Solutions approach to servicing, making services for young people easier to find and understand releasing the publication Fresh footprints, which results from recommendations of the Australian Government-funded National Indigenous Youth Leadership Group and tells inspiring stories of young Indigenous Australians who achieved success and became leaders and role models for their communities organising, in cooperation with state and territory governments, more than 1500 events held across Australia during the National Youth Week 2003, a successful celebration of youth and their achievements. Work is required to:complete the next JPET procurement process by end of March 2004 repeal the Student Financial Supplement Scheme from 1 January 2004 extend Youth Allowance service profiling and implement Austudy service profiling complete the Reconnect evaluation final report for release in September 2003 deliver other Mentor Marketplace projects through a number of organisations in 2003-04 further develop TILA data collection and evaluation strategies in cooperation with Community Services Ministers’ Advisory Committee Youth Working Group and its sub-committee finalise the process of harmonising contractual and reporting arrangements for FaCS youth support services complete negotiations with states and territories to finalise Youth Protocols. Financial and staffing resources summaryTable 8: Output Group 1.2—Youth and Student Support
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