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Leading Change

Young people are growing up in a diverse society in which their choices and opportunities are increasingly influenced by the power of global and developing economies as well as issues like climate change, religious difference, migration and new technologies. It is clear that in this changing world the country�s most valuable resource will be its people and their ability to lead and influence change.

This document emphasises the real commitment to young leaders which runs from the heart of Government through national partners to local community organisations and volunteers. It is hoped to harness this commitment by creating a new national body for youth leadership, supported by significant new funding, which will bring together the best youth leadership organisations and empower them to drive this work forward.

The publication provides examples of what young people can achieve when they discover and unlock their talents and are given the confidence and opportunities to use them to make a difference.



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Effective date: 03 March 2008
Posted date: 03 March 2008
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