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Young people to shape Coast’s first regional Youth Strategy

Published On

17/10/2018

Young people are being asked to get involved and be part of developing the first-ever Central Coast Youth Strategy.

Central Coast Council wants to hear from young people and local youth services about what they see as important for young people who live, work or study on the Coast.

Throughout October and November, all young people aged 12-24 can complete an online survey which explores their views about life on the Central Coast and what they would like to see for young people, now and in the future.

The online survey will be complemented by face-to-face interviews at popular youth venues, events and schools, including focus groups with youth service providers.

Mayor Jane Smith said it is important that Council listens to young people to hear about their challenges, issues and opportunities. What young people say will directly shape the Strategy.

“It’s really important that we hear from as many young people as possible about what young people face – the good, the bad and what can be improved for young people,” Mayor Smith said.

“Young people contribute significantly to the community and that contribution enriches the region.”

To ensure as many young people as possible get involved, everyone who completes the online survey can enter the draw to win an iPhone X.

Young people aged 12-24 can have their via our youth survey.

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