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Attachment 1 - Research findings on Youth Service Delivery
Attachment 2 - Implications for Program Delivery
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Research to Inform the Development of the Youth Diversion Communication Strategy in the East Kimberly and Central Desert Region (CDR)
March 2010
This research project was conducted to inform future communication strategies and policy designed to reduce the incidence of substance abuse among Aboriginal young people in the East Kimberly and Central Desert Regions
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Research to Inform the Development of the Youth Diversion Communication Strategy PDF [166kB]
Table of contents
Executive summary
Research objectives
Methodology
Research findings
Conclusions
Recommendations for communications development
Attachment 1: research findings on youth Service Delivery
Attachment 2: Implications for program delivery
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