The District of Squamish, youth, and community partners have developed a Youth Strategy to better support Squamish youth (12-18 years old) and emerging adults (19-24 years old) to allow them to grow and develop to their highest potential. The Youth Strategy provides actionable goals to enhance support for youth and emerging adults; improves working partnerships between youth, caregivers and service providers; and, creates pathways to ensure that youth are seen as partners in their own future.
The Youth Strategy outlines the current reality for youth in Squamish, identifies the future needs of youth and emerging adults, and provides a list of actions to promote the most positive physical, psychological and social development outcomes.
View the Youth Strategy Infographic
View the "What We Heard" Report
2020 - Implementation
December 2019 - Community roll-out
November 2019
October 2019
September
June to July
May
April 2019
THAT the District of Squamish endorse the Engagement Opportunity, Project Purpose, Project Goals, and set the Level of Engagement for the Community Engagement at Collaborate for the development of a Youth Strategy.
AND THAT representatives of youth and emerging adult groups be added to working groups forming a Youth Strategy.
Click here to view project presentation video.
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