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The Make Your Mark annual ballot enables young people across Monmouthshire to give feedback on issues they feel impacts their lives. Young people are provided with a list of topics decided by feedback from young people across Monmouthshire.
These topics form the vote that you can take part on, on this page.
Last year in excess of 3,500 young people aged 11-18 participated in the ballot, providing valuable insights into their top priorities. The results showed that the top three priorities are the cost of living (29%), mental health (15%), and transport (13%).
The top issues were presented to councillors and services, and they were discussed at the Youth Conference.
We look forward to updating you on the results of this year's ballot later this year.
The Engage 2 Change Youth Council represents the views of their peers to make a difference and have the voices of young people heard.
For more information contact the via the Get In Touch section on this page. Thanks.
The Make Your Mark annual ballot enables young people across Monmouthshire to give feedback on issues they feel impacts their lives. Young people are provided with a list of topics decided by feedback from young people across Monmouthshire.
These topics form the vote that you can take part on, on this page.
Last year in excess of 3,500 young people aged 11-18 participated in the ballot, providing valuable insights into their top priorities. The results showed that the top three priorities are the cost of living (29%), mental health (15%), and transport (13%).
The top issues were presented to councillors and services, and they were discussed at the Youth Conference.
We look forward to updating you on the results of this year's ballot later this year.
The Engage 2 Change Youth Council represents the views of their peers to make a difference and have the voices of young people heard.
For more information contact the via the Get In Touch section on this page. Thanks.
Please take a look and choose which one of the following issues you think is the priority right now. We know they're all important, but which doe you feel is the most important right now?
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