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Direct linkLemmon, Alistair – Youth Studies Australia, 2008
Twenty young people with a history of incarceration, substance abuse and disconnection provided Whitelion with insight into "what worked" in changing their at-risk behaviours. The answer was obvious--state support beyond 18 years of age, perhaps until the mid-twenties. These young people require specialised intervention, and help…
Descriptors: Substance Abuse, State Aid, Job Training, Young Adults
