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21 - 29 MAY 2011
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- events, sponsors, prizes and competitions
Youth Week 2010 Evaluation and 2011 dates
Youth Week 2011 will be held once again in the last week of May - nearly half of all youth week 2010 evaluation participants wanted to keep it in May, so that's is what we are doing! We have also kept Youth Week 2011 as a 9 day week so that there are more weekend days for Youth Week fun!!
You can see a full copy of the Youth Week 2010 evaluation here.
The wonderful Njela Sharrock has left NZAAHD, on to bigger and better things! We thank her for all her hard work that made Youth Week 2010 a huge success.
We are excited to announce that Andrea Leersnyder (previously our Office Manager) is taking over as our Youth Week Campaign Coordinator. She will be in touch in the next few months about Youth Week 201. You can reach her on youth@nzaahd.org.nz.
More information on the 2011 steering group and theme will be out in September and October, so keep an eye out for it.
Stan Walker talking about his Whanau
On Native Affairs, Maori TV - Monday 24th 2010
Youth Week launch: On Te Kaea, Maori TV
Sunday 23 May 2010
Youth Week and Taiohi Morehu
Special Report on 1 News Mon 24 May
Youth Week evaluation competition winner
Congratulations to T.M from Waikato for winning $100 in vouchers for filling out an evaluation form. And a huge thank you to everyone else who filled out an evaluation. We would love to hear your comments about Youth Week here
Youth Week - A message to my moko
If you could, what would you say to your mokopuna or grandchildren in 50-years time?
Here's your chance . . . Facebook your moko now!
Share your hopes and dreams on our special Youth Week 2010 Facebook Page
Check out who else has left a message here
Youth Week media information
There is heaps of media coverage of Youth Week! Check out our media release here, and links to heaps of regional media coverage of positive stories about young people and their amazing achievements. More>>
Celebrity hoodies
Sponsor of the week
Members of NZAAHD have a voice to government about issues impacting on them and young people. We keep you informed on policy debates and initiatives being developed by government and other decision-makers. We also; make submissions, get involved in policy-making, positively advocate on key issues our membership have identified (e.g. access to health care for young people) and act as a voice to media.
We bring together people from all disciplines and professions, helping you to better enable your work with youth. By connecting up with other people who are working with young people, in and out of your specific field, you build your contacts. Through regional branches and caucuses, we provide support for members to come together for training, networking and information sharing. NZAAHD provides you with many opportunities to connect and work with other people who work with youth.
NZAAHD helps to keep you informed and up to date. We disseminate new research, current affairs and professional development opportunities that relate to young people and your work. We do this through our website, through weekly email updates, and through a quarterly newsletter.
To learn more about NZAAHD visit www.nzaahd.org.nz
$100 voucher winner
A massive thank you to everyone who registered their event.
The winners of our $100 voucher competition goes to:
Celebrate 2010: Free event to celebrate North Short Youth on Friday 21st May in Auckland
Rodney Libraries & Rodney Youth 2010 Teen Reading Challenge: Read to Succeed Launch on Saturday 22 May 2010.
A massive thank you to everyone who registered their event.
The winners of our $100 voucher competition goes to:
Celebrate 2010: Free event to celebrate North Short Youth on Friday 21st May in Auckland
Rodney Libraries & Rodney Youth 2010 Teen Reading Challenge: Read to Succeed Launch on Saturday 22 May 2010.
Youth Week 2010 partner announced
Youth Week 2010 is proud to announce a partnership with the Alcohol Advisory Council of NZ (ALAC).
The theme for Youth Week 2010 is Rangatahi Ora:Whānau Ora, Connecting young people and their whānau/families. This was decided by the Youth Week steering group. More>>
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