Definition: YOUTH = age 15 ~ 30 years old
Statistics: 2003 NYC Report
- 23.7 Million
- 1/3 of the population
Four Sub-sectors:
In-School Youth (ISY):
Elementary: SY 2004-2005*
- Public: 12,089,365
- Private: 926,122
- Drop-out rate: 8.9 (SY2003-04)*
High School: SY 2004-2005*
- Public: 5,043,776
- Private: 1,268,255
- Drop-out rate: 14.3 (SY2003-04)*
College: based on NYC Report for SY 2000-2001
- 2,399,268
Out-of-School Youth (OSY):
- 9.5 Million in 1999
- with 62% in urban areas
Working Youth (WY)
- 12 Million in population
Youth with Special Needs (YSN)*
- 17,929 are abused
- 60,000 pushed to prostituion, 3200 expected to be added every year
- 1.5 Million are living on the streets increasing 6,400 per year
- 20,000 in conflict with the law
* Source: Philippine Resource Center, 1997-1999
>Proportions per type of abuse:
- Physical 9%
- Sexual 71%
- Both Physical and Sexual 4%
- Neglect 1%
- No validation 15%
In-Education Statistics:
- Out of 100 school age kids
- only 90 will enroll in Grade 1 (90%)
- only 40 will graduate in Secondary Education (40%)
- only 21 will enroll in Tertiary Education (21%)
- only 12 will graduate (12%)
- 1 will get employment immediately
- 7 will take licensure exams
- 3 out of 7 will pass the licensure exams
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The Situation of the Filipino Youth: A National Survey by the Social Weather Station
1996 / SWS Survey for the NYC
Selected Indicators:
Self-Rated Poverty: 47% said they are poor @ P5,000 median poverty level
Organizational Involvement:
- 12% are involved in sports/recreational organizations
- 12% are involved in church/religious organizations
- 10% are involved in youth organizations
Filipino Male and Female Role Models for the Youth:
> Male Role Model:
- Dr. Jose Rizal 24%
- Father 10%
- NONE 28%
> Female Role Model:
- Mother 14%
- Cory Aquino 5%
- GMA 5%
- Melchora Aquino 5%
- NONE 36%
References:
National Youth Commission report from its website: http://www.youthnet.ph/
Social Weather Station Survey commissioned by NYC / 1996
IBON Facts & Figures Volume 29 Issue #15 dated August 15, 2006 by IBON Foundation, Inc.
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