New SurreyCares Vital Signs 2015 Report Seeks Better Quality of Life for Youths
(firmenpresse) - SURREY, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwired) -- 11/03/15 -- Editors Note: There are 2 images associated with this press release.
The new Surrey Youth Vital Signs 2015 study by SurreyCares Foundation leveraged a city-wide opinion survey of youths to inform a broad range of research that identifies issues of relevance for Surrey youth and priority areas to improve their future.
Four hundred youths aged 12-to-24 aided the study and expressed satisfaction with most elements in their city, including growing cultural diversity. 53% of youthful survey respondents said they were satisfied or very satisfied to live in Surrey. However, youths also expressed wishes for improved transit, education and employment to enable more successful transition into adulthood in BC''s fastest-growing city.
"SurreyCares is thankful for the involvement and inspiring advice from Surrey youths and partner organizations to identify issues of key relevance to strengthen the futures of youths," said Jeff Hector, Chair, Board of Directors, SurreyCares Foundation.
"Youths'' pride in our growing and changing city is encouraging. Their interest in a smoother transition to adulthood by better access to transit, education, employment, housing and engagement will help Surrey families, businesses and organizations to work together to enhance their futures."
Surrey Youth Vital Signs 2015 and other resources are available online at .
The report includes statistics and priorities:
Ten Things Surrey Youth Vital Signs 2015 says we can do together to make Surrey more youth-friendly:
Vital Signs is a national initiative by Community Foundations of Canada that combines statistical data and public perspective into community reports on issues of importance to residents. SurreyCares released the city''s first Vital Signs report in 2014. The 2016 survey and report will focus on Newcomers, including immigrants and refugees who are a significant portion of new residents for one of Canada''s fastest-growing cities.
SurreyCares Community Foundation strives to make Surrey a stronger, more vibrant community. The charitable non-profit society draws community service agencies together to jointly exchange ideas, support, energy and encouragement to improve the quality of life for Surrey residents. The Surrey Youth Vital Signs 2015 report and presentations will be available online at .
Coast Capital Savings is the Premium Sponsor of the 2015 Vital Signs report and one of the largest employers in Surrey. Through its "for youth, by youth" community investment program, Coast Capital makes significant contributions to build a richer future for youth in our communities.
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