The North Yorkshire Youth Commission has delivered a report on its work to the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner. Five years after being set up to ensure the views of young people were heard on policing and crime, it gives an in-depth insight into the work that’s been done, the priorities put forward and the […]
“I’ve got this desire and passion for social change from my work with the North Yorkshire Youth Commission. I’ve engaged with these amazing projects and amazing people and through that I’ve been able to gain a deeper understanding and empathy in my work”
“Its proper decent, really really decent … Hopefully I can become a Support Worker. I could do that for a few years then see where it takes me. My dream goal is to become a copper eventually.”
North Yorkshire Youth Commission member Georgia Morgan spent a day at the Police’s Procurement Department as part of the Takeover Challenge Day. This is her story.
Autumn update from the Youth Commission
North Yorkshire Police held their annual Work Experience Programme at Force HQ, Alverton Court, in July.
From over 250 applicants, 20 were selected with the Youth Commission’s Dawid, being one of them.
The popular Keep Your Mates Safe game, developed by the Youth Commission, is to be used to raise the awareness of mate crime to young people.
Read Toms’s story to hear how he has grown as a person whilst making a difference to young people’s lives in North Yorkshire.
“Keeping Your Mates Safe” is the message as North Yorkshire Youth Commission members launch KYMSGAME
