What's the Answer? - Create
What's the Answer? - Create
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The YAG consultations included special groups of young people leaving care including those withdisabilities and some with experience in Juvenile Justice (see Case Studies for examples of <strong>the</strong>seresponses). In addition, <strong>the</strong> proceedings of <strong>the</strong> NYAC Forum were video recorded and a DVDprepared from edited highlights.The CREATE Report: What’s <strong>the</strong> <strong>Answer</strong>?This report, What’s <strong>the</strong> <strong>Answer</strong>?, presents <strong>the</strong> solutions that <strong>the</strong> young people consulted in thisactivity consider pivotal for effecting improvements in <strong>the</strong> transitioning process from out-of-homecare to independence if better social and economic outcomes are to be achieved.In <strong>the</strong> next section of this report, Part B: Key Issues, some of <strong>the</strong> main discussion points surroundingtransitioning from care are introduced. Part C: Methodology, presents an outline of <strong>the</strong> methodsused in <strong>the</strong> consultation process, with fur<strong>the</strong>r details provided in Appendices A-F. The results of <strong>the</strong>consultations are presented in Part D: Key Findings and Recommendations.3The three (3) survey instruments and two (2) research projects referred to are:• Project 1, 2009: <strong>Create</strong> Report Card 2009 – Transitioning from Care: Tracking Progress STILL IN CARE Young People’s Survey (15-18 years of age) – 275 respondents LEFT CARE Young People’s Survey (25 years maximum age) – 196 respondents• Project 2, 2010-11: ‘What’s <strong>the</strong> Plan?’ Campaign Young People’s (over 15 years) Baseline Survey – 207 respondents4