Yw Briefing 2008
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This document raises concerns over proposed budget cuts to youth services in Ireland from 2008-2011. It asks for a review of all youth funding and highlights key areas of need. The document notes that while mainstream education is projected to increase by 24% over this period, funding for youth and community relations will only increase by 3.9%, leading to a real reduction of over 10%. It suggests areas for funding priorities to be reconsidered, and outlines important contributions of youth work to education, health, community relations, and family support.
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