Aboriginal youth benefit from award program
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The Duke of Edinburgh Award program encourages young people aged 14 to 25 to expand their horizons through community service, skill development, physical fitness, and taking part in expeditions and explorations.
Participants in the program work toward three different levels of recognition-bronze, silver and gold.
The program is international in scope, known outside of Canada as the International Award for Young People, and was established by the Duke of Edinburgh in 1956. The program has been operating in Canada since 1963.
