Pathways to Adulthood |
Information and Consent
Thank you for taking an interest in the Pathways to Adulthood survey!
YNOT is consulting with young Tasmanians 18-25 years to understand the opportunities and challenges young people face when they move into adulthood.
YNOT is consulting with young Tasmanians 18-25 years to understand the opportunities and challenges young people face when they move into adulthood.
This survey is part of the Youth Transitions Project consultations.
There are only two criteria to be involved – you must be aged 18 to 25 years and be currently living in Tasmania. We have included some important information below to help you understand more about the project and what you can expect from being involved.
It takes about 10-15 minutes to complete this survey (depending how much you want to share).
What is the Youth Transitions Project about?
YNOT has been funded by the Tasmanian Government to develop an Action Plan for young people 18-25 years as they transition to adulthood. The Action Plan will advise government and decision-makers on what is needed to ensure young Tasmanians have a good start at adult-life.
We are consulting with young people 18-25 years to understand what it is like to be a young adult living here, the barriers or challenges that they experience, and their ideas about what is needed.
If you would like to know more about the Youth Transitions Project, please contact YNOT Project Manager Joanne Horton at joanne.horton@ynot.org.au or call 0488 235 511.
Your participation is voluntary.
It is important that you understand your participation in the project is voluntary. You have the right to participate and to withdraw from the project at any time. If you do decide to withdraw from the project, you are not required to give an explanation as to why. You can withdraw from the project by exiting the survey or by contacting YNOT Project Manager Joanne Horton joanne.horton@ynot.org.au.
What will you do with my information?
This information will be shared with the Tasmanian Government, decision-makers and the broader Tasmanian community. All feedback will be anonymous. Quotes may be used, but you will not be personally identified by participating.
All information about you will be held in confidence and will not be made public. YNOT may use your information to inform work outside of this Project. You will not be personally identified by any use of your information.
All identifying data will securely stored by YNOT in accordance with obligations set by the Personal Information Protection Act (TAS) 2004