The document discusses priorities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth. It outlines establishing a national youth policy position, creating a 12-month plan and conducting a survey. A key priority is strengthening youth connection to culture, which promotes self-esteem, strength and a growing future. Another priority is removing barriers in the workplace and classroom to provide opportunity, self-worth and contribution to the community. The document closes by requesting feedback through a survey, yarning circles and contacting the youth policy lead.

1. Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Youth
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Priorities and Planning

2. Youth Policy
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• National Youth Policy position at
NACCHO
• 12 month plan
• Survey

3. Priority
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Connection to culture
-Esteem
-Strength
-A growing future

4. Priority
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Remove barriers in the
workplace & classroom
-Opportunity
Self-worth
Contributing
to your
Community
Stronger
Community

5. Closing
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-Survey
-Yarning Circles
-715 Health Check
-oliver.tye@naccho.org.au
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