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tabling member printed	Ben Bradley
question first answered	2018-04-23T16:37:36.967Z
min question first answered	2017-10-31T12:01:07.893Z
question status	Tabled

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882670

registered interest

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13/04/2018

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Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport

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Digital, Culture, Media and Sport

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Digital, Culture, Media and Sport

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Social Mobility

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To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, if the Government will make an assessment of the effect of the youth full-time social action programme on social mobility.

tabling member constituency

Mansfield

tabling member printed

Ben Bradley

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135732

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is ministerial correction

date of answer

23/04/2018

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Government recognises the benefits that young people derive from participation in social action. The 2016 National Youth Social Action Survey showed that young people who had participated in social action in the past 12 months had stronger personal networks and higher life satisfaction than those who have never done any social action. Independent evaluations of the National Citizen Service also show that the programme prepares participants for life and work by furnishing them with softer skills such as leadership, teamwork and increased resilience. The Government response to the Full Time Social Action Review’s report will be published in due course.

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Chatham and Aylesford

answering member printed

Tracey Crouch

question first answered

23/04/2018 16:37:36

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label	Biography information for Dame Tracey Crouch

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label	Biography information for Ben Bradley