Transcription of Working with young people - Volunteering Qld
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This Community Leadership resource is the result of a partnership project between Volunteering Qld's Education, Research and Policy Unit and the School of Learning and Professional Studies (within the Faculty of Education) Queensland University of Technology. Development of these resources was made possible through a QUT Community Services Grant received in 2002 and 2004. Working with young people Don't underestimate young people Their contribution to community groups, activities and events is vital and necessary. young people have a lot to give and have the capacity to provide insights that are not always valued by others. Yet, young people are entitled to their opinions and should be given a fair go. Break the communication and language barrier Make sure you are reaching young people by communicating in terms they understand. Use language they are comfortable with ; this doesn't necessarily mean slang' but achieving a level where everyone understands and is comfortable.
choosing a space where young people feel safe, positive, creative and confident while also being accessible helps maintain passionate and dedicated youth with the freedom to express themselves. Have fun, diversity is the key
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