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Positive for Youth: a new approach to cross-government policy for young people aged 13 to 19

Documents describing the government's policies for young people aged 13 to 19 in England will enable all young people to succeed.

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Documents

Positive for Youth - What it means for local authoritiesapplication/pdf Positive for Youth presentation PPTapplication/vnd.ms-powerpoint Positive for Youth: the statement Positive for Youth - A new approach to cross-government policy for young people aged 13 to 19application/pdf Positive for Youth - What it means for voluntary and community organisationsapplication/pdf Positive for Youth - What it means for young peopleapplication/pdf Positive for Youth - What it means for business and other employersapplication/pdf

At a glance

TypePolicy paper

First published01 Feb 2010

Last updated01 Feb 2010

Organisations

Cabinet Office Department for Education

Topics

Young people

Source

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