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NGO s and Youth policy in Ukraine

NGO s and Youth policy in Ukraine. Youth organization s in Ukraine. Governmental organization (public social service for children and youth) NGO. Governmental youth organization .

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NGO s and Youth policy in Ukraine

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  1. NGOs and Youth policy in Ukraine

  2. Youth organizations in Ukraine Governmental organization (public social service for children and youth) NGO

  3. Governmental youth organization • Net of social service for children and youth(79 centers inUkraine); • Social hostels (18); • Centers of social-psychologist help(23); • Centers for people who infected by AID(7); • Centers of social-psychologist rehabilitation children and youth with physiology restriction(15).

  4. NGOs • Organize, nurture and educate youth in the spirit invoked by the ideals harmonious development of person; • Forming patriotic values as well as sound individuality; • Promote positive, healthy lifestyle; • Improving mental and physic health and avoiding drugs; • Education ,training and mobility.

  5. The most prominent clients of NGOs

  6. NGOs activity

  7. Regional differences in representing sectors

  8. Sources of funding NGOs in Ukraine

  9. Sources of funding NGOs in post-soviet country

  10. Sources of funding NGOs in Poland • member contributions; • donations; • incomes from self-sacrifice; • interests; • incomes from capital; • incomes from property.

  11. There is a concomitant increase in the growth rate of associations for youth. But The Democratic Initiatives Foundation opinion polls show that third-sector membership in Ukraine remained constant: in 1994, 82% stated they not members of any civic, political, youth organization and in 2000, 83%. Because Ukrainian citizens are not fully aware of the third sector’s role in a civil society they are reluctant to participate in the non-government, and voluntary structures.

  12. Thank you for your attention!

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