Across the county there are groups of young people actively participating in district / borough youth forums and councils. This page provides information or links to their work. The MYPs work as closely as possible with all of these forums and actively listen to their voices and opinions to influence their priorities.

Events

One County, One Voice (Youth Forum Event)

25
Oct
2010
10:00am - 4:00pm

Countywide and district youth forums join together to complete workshops and discuss issue that affect young people

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News

Water Splash

Water splash runs every year as a chance for people to meet, have fun and have a little bit of healthy competition, Teams of young people from across the county come together to compete and have loads of fun at South Cerney in a variety of team challenges - MYP’s will be joining in the fun! (Event organized by Gloucestershire Youth Support Service).
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Forest Annual Youth conference

On the 17th July Myself and Yahya was offered an invitation to the annual forest youth conference, we were off course honoured to accept this invitation however Yahya was unable to attend.
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MYPs Planning Youth Forum Event!

MYPs are currently planning a youth forum event, ‘One County One Voice’, which aims to bring young people from countywide and district forums and councils together enabling young people to share ideas, engage with decision makers and develop new skills

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Forest Youth Forum

The Forest Youth Forum is a group of young people aged 13 to 19 years who live in the Forest district and meet fortnightly to discuss issues that matter to young people.

To find out more and how to get involved go to:

www.forestyouthforum.org.uk

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Cheltenham's MAD (Making A Difference) Youth Council

Cheltenham’s MAD (Making A Difference) Youth Council is a project dedicated to helping young people aged 11-18 throughout Cheltenham have their voices heard. The MAD Representatives are elected from different schools and youth projects across Cheltenham as to represent everyone. Read more...