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MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1987

"AS REGARDS THE TARGET

GROUP

OF THE

SURVEY,

ATTENTICN

WAS

AND

WERE 14. YOUTHS

FOCUSED ON THE RESIDENTS LIVING IN VARIOUS HOUSING ESTATES. THE

SIX CHILDREN BETWEEN DIVIDED INTO THREE CATEGORIES FROM 16 TO 24 AND PEOPLE OF 25 AND ABOVE,'

-

VARIOUS YOUTH

TH

HE SAID.

CENTRES

WHO

BY 30 852

THE SURVEY WHICH WAS CONDUCTED IN MARCH WAS CARRIED OUT

INTERVIEWED PEOPLE RECRUITED FROM RESIDENTS.

ONE OF THE SIGNIFICANT FINDINGS OF THE SURVEY WAS THAT BOTH SEX INTEREST OF THE AND OCCUPATION WERE THE MAJOR FACTORS AFFECTING THE RESIDENTS, FOR EXAMPLE, MALE RESPONDENTS BETWEEN SIX AND 14 WOULD LIKE GAMES WHILE THEIR FEMALE KINDS OF BALL VARIOUS TO TAKE PART IN COUNTERPARTS PREFERRED SWIMMING, PICNIC, AND BADMINTON AND THOSE AGED

COOKING, IN 25 AND ABOVE

PARTICIPATE WOULD LIKE TO WORK, BADMINTON CLASSES AND FILM SHOWS.

NEEDLE

TO SUIT THE VARIOUS NEEDS AND FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS WERE REPORT:

TASTES OF THE RESIDENTS, THE MADE BY THE WORKING GROUP

THE

IN

(1)

TO

COMMUNITY KEEP WHENEVER POSSIBLE;

CENTRES OPEN ON SUNDAY

EVENINGS

(2)

AND

TO ORGANISE MORE ACTIVITIES AFTERNOON PEOPLE IN THE EVENING;

MORE

FOR SUITABLE YOUTH-ORIENTED CLASSES

WOMEN IN FOR

THE YOUNG

(3)

TO SET UP PUBLICITY OF VARIOUS ACTIVITIES BY OF NOTICE BOARDS AND POSTERS;

MAKING USE

(4)

TO PROVIDE MORE LANGUAGE,

EDUCATIONAL CLASSES

SUCH

MUSICAL

DOMESTIC INSTRUMENTS,

AS COMPUTER, SCIENCE

AND

PHOTOGRAPHY;

(5)

TO PROVIDE MORE CULTURAL CLASSES TO ENHANCE THE

INTERESTS

OF THE RESIDENTS.

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