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… their life course – between $1 million and $2.2 million on average from age 16 up to 60.  Research undertaken by Raman, Inder and Forbes (2005) … health care. The cost-benefit analyses of investing in the 15 to 25 year age group points to a need to provide appropriate, accessible support for … : Up to 25 years* Victoria Legislation Planning to begin : Above the age of 15 years and at least 12 months prior to young person exiting care …

… Placement Support (IPS) Trial, which supports young people up to the age of 25 with a mental health condition to participate in the workforce. … Placement Support (IPS) Trial, which supports young people up to the age of 25 with a mental health condition to participate in the workforce. … …

… of early intervention reference packages for people aged 0 to 25 years of age. The Government responded to this report in March 2018 by supporting or … of early intervention reference packages for people aged 0 to 25 years of age. The Government responded to this report in March 2018 by supporting or …

Support for child and parent wellbeing About the Children and Parenting Support program This program is designed to meet the needs of all families. The program’s services provide support to children aged from birth to 12 years and their families. It may include children up to 18 if needed. The program focuses on: …

… model of after care support for young people extending beyond the age of 18 (the upper limit of care orders executed by the courts) to at least age 25.  In this context, Raman et al. advocate for governments to "act now … down stream savings if this support was extended through the 18 – 25 year age bracket.  In many jurisdictions, after care support services focus on …

Section 1 - Overview of Reconnect 1.1 What is Reconnect? Reconnect is a community based early intervention program for young people aged 12 to 18 years, who are homeless or at the risk of homelessness, and their families. Reconnect - Newly Arrived Youth Specialists target young people aged 12 to 21 who are homeless or …

… leaving care.  One in three were pregnant or had given birth before the age of 20 compared with only 2 percent in the general population; and by the age of 24 over half (57 percent) of care leavers had children, compared with … leaving care.  One in three were pregnant or had given birth before the age of 20 compared with only 2 percent in the general population; and by the …

Report on the Review of the Volunteer Management Activity Volunteering is a cornerstone of Australian society, contributing significant value to the economy, community cohesion and individual well-being. Volunteering is a cornerstone of Australian society, contributing significant value to the economy, community …

… carers, this often means they will outlive their carer, or live to an age where their carer is no longer able to provide the level of care … carers, this often means they will outlive their carer, or live to an age where their carer is no longer able to provide the level of care …

… fathers will need to have access to specialised services and care as they age. Adopted people, now grown adults, will need continued support to access … to support them to deliver trauma-informed care, including as people age.  All governments need to come together for us to strengthen the supports …