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Promoting positive youth development in schools: A program logic analysis of Peer Support Australia

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posted on 2020-11-16, 00:00 authored by Greg Cantwell, Sara Blackburn, Jill Pearman, Miriam Berlage, Sophie Sedgwick, Elizabeth ClancyElizabeth Clancy, Bosco RowlandBosco Rowland, Bianca KlettkeBianca Klettke, John ToumbourouJohn Toumbourou
Peer Support Australia (PSA) is an established Australian charity that offers peer support services to schools to assist young people to experience personal and social growth through mentoring and supporting their peers. PSA also offers school and parent consultancy and training services that supplement their peer support services. This report documents the PSA history, activities and psychosocial processes and summarises the evidence for the service benefits. The PSA programs are noted to have some of the strongest evaluation evidence of any peer support program internationally. This report makes recommendations for implementation research to further understand and apply the underpinning evidence to extend the benefits provided through PSA.

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1 - 14

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Deakin University, Geelong

Place of publication

Geelong, Vic

ISBN-13

978-0-7300-0211-6

Language

English

Research statement

This report documents the history, activities and psychosocial processes and summarises the evidence for the service benefits of the Peer Support Australia (PSA) programs. This report makes recommendations for implementation research to further understand and apply the underpinning evidence to extend the benefits provided through the PSA programs.

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A6 Research report/technical paper

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2020, Deakin University

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