Evaluation of Rural Young Women’s Leadership and Mentoring Programme
Table of Contents
- Glossary
- Executive Summary
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Part A: Overall Evaluation of the Programme
- Introduction
- Brief description of the YWLMP and pilots
- Profile of participants
- Key Achievements
- Key outcomes
- Key limitations of the pilots
- Critical success factors
- Programme design and implementation issues
- Recommended principles of a community-based leadership and mentoring programme for women living in rural and regional areas
- Key considerations in rolling this out as a national programme
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Part B: Individual Pilot Evaluations
- Introduction
- Gippsland Pilot, Victoria
- Wide Bay Burnett, Queensland
- Wheatbelt ACC, Western Australia
- Preliminary mentee survey results
- Introduction
- Characteristics of mentees
- Reasons for signing up to the programme
- Overall rating of experience of the programme and its components
- Assessment of training component
- Assessment of mentoring component
- Assessment of networking component
- Barriers
- Attitudes and beliefs
- Skills and attributes
- Activities
- Conclusion
- Appendices
8 January 2008
Prepared for the Office for Women, Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs
Urbis staff responsible for this report were:
Alison Wallace, Director
Dr Ania Wilczynski, Associate Director
Annette Phelps, Senior Consultant
Jennifer Power, Consultant
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