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Indigenous Youth Leadership Project Years 7 to 12 Secondary Education Scholarship STUDENT APPLICATION FORM Note: The Prime Minister and Cabinet (PMC) can only guarantee funding for 2015. Therefore,

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How to fill out the indigenous youth leadership project:

1. Start by gathering all necessary information such as your personal details, contact information, and educational background.
2. Review the project guidelines and requirements to ensure you understand what is expected of you.
3. Identify your goals and objectives for participating in the leadership project and outline how it aligns with your personal and professional development.
4. Clearly articulate your interest in indigenous youth leadership and why you believe you are a suitable candidate for the project.
5. Provide details about any previous experiences or involvement in indigenous youth initiatives, highlighting any leadership roles or contributions you have made.
6. Outline any relevant skills, knowledge, or qualifications that make you a strong candidate for the project.
7. Demonstrate your commitment to furthering indigenous youth empowerment and discuss any plans or ideas you have for making a positive impact through the project.
8. Consider including references or letters of recommendation from individuals who can speak to your character, abilities, and potential as a leader.
9. Double-check your application for any errors, ensuring it is complete and meets all requirements.
10. Submit your application by the specified deadline, following the submission instructions provided by the project organizers.

Who needs the indigenous youth leadership project:

1. Indigenous youth who are passionate about empowering their communities and making a positive impact.
2. Individuals interested in developing their leadership skills and abilities to address the unique challenges faced by indigenous youth.
3. Those seeking opportunities to connect with like-minded individuals and build a strong network of indigenous leaders.
4. Students or young professionals looking to gain practical experience in the field of indigenous advocacy and leadership.
5. Individuals who value their indigenous heritage and want to contribute to preserving and promoting indigenous cultures and traditions.
6. Indigenous youth who want to create change and address issues such as social inequality, education, mental health, and environmental sustainability in their communities.
7. Those who want to access resources, training, and mentorship that can support them in their journey to become effective indigenous youth leaders.
8. Individuals who understand the importance of youth voices and want to actively contribute to shaping policies and initiatives that impact indigenous communities.
9. People who want to develop a sense of pride, self-confidence, and resilience, and become role models for future generations of indigenous youth.
10. Anyone who believes in the power of indigenous youth leadership and wants to support and empower this next generation of leaders.

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The indigenous youth leadership project aims to empower and support indigenous youth in developing leadership skills and creating positive change in their communities.

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Indigenous organizations or groups working with indigenous youth are typically required to file the indigenous youth leadership project.

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To fill out the indigenous youth leadership project, organizations need to provide details on the goals, activities, outcomes, and impact of their leadership development programs for indigenous youth.

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The purpose of the indigenous youth leadership project is to cultivate the next generation of indigenous leaders who can advocate for their communities and drive positive change.

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Information such as program objectives, the number of youth served, leadership training provided, community impact, and any partnerships or collaborations should be reported on the indigenous youth leadership project.

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