Young People

What is it?

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Articles

This Articles section includes research papers, news articles, and other information published on the Internet.

• There is nothing in this list currently.

Experiences

This Experiences section includes stories, perspectives, and experiences submitted by people experiencing disabilities or is Deaf. Where necessary, personal information have been changed to protect the privacy of the people involved.

• A 2024 survey of graduating post-secondary students indicates that nearly a third of graduating students identify with a disability (mental health being the most commonly reported), an average debt of $13,000, and 41% reporting that employment while being a student has negatively affected their education.

• “OMHA, KidSport team up to remove financial barriers for youth“ by OrilliaMatters Staff / Elliot Lake Today. KidSport provides funding for children under the age of 18 to participate in a full season of sport. In 2019, the organization offered more than $8.3 million to kids across Canada. KidSport believes when kids have access to sport they improve in school, become stronger leaders, create safer communities, ignite inclusivity and fuel healthy habits for life.

External groups

The External Groups section contains links to organizations or individuals who are working, advocating, or innovating in this space. The parties mentioned in this list are not endorsed by the IDRC.

• Canada University Survey Consortium - The Consortium is a non-profit responsible for collecting and sharing survey data of post-secondary students in Canada. Surveys include perceptions, characteristics, and activities.

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