%T Mentoring unemployed young adults to become job and life ready: outcomes evaluation of the Mentoring 2 Work Project
%A Zoe Callis
%A Ami Seivwright
%A Mariana Atkins
%A et al.
%I Centre for Social Impact
%D 2022

%K Job searching, %K Youth unemployment, %K Mentoring


%R 10.25916/3m7a-ff36
%U https://apo.org.au/node/316216

%X The M2W initiative paired unemployed young adults (aged 18 to 25) at risk of long-term unemployment with a volunteer mentor, who supported them through the processes of identifying a career, searching for work, and preparing for employment. To be eligible to participate, the young person needed to:
%9 Evaluation