Your say, your voice

The Minister for Youth, the Hon. Rose Jackson, MLC and the NSW Government is seeking feedback from young people aged 14 to 24 years on how the government can better support young people in NSW.

26 June 2024

 

YOUNG people aged between 12 and 24 are encouraged to participate in the ‘Your Voice, Our Future’ survey which will help guide the NSW government on important issues facing the state’s youth and how the government can better engage with them through an online survey.

 

The online survey asks about:

 

• the important issues that young people face

 

• what is not working well for young people in NSW

 

• how the NSW Government should support and better engage with young people.

 

Feedback will be summarised and and shared with the Minister for Youth, the Hon. Rose Jackson to inform ministerial priorities. It will also be promoted across NSW Government departments to help deliver better programs and services for young people by understanding their views and needs.

 

By completing the survey, you can go in a monthly draw to win a gift card of your choice up to the value of $250*.

 

This survey has been developed by the Minister for Youth, the Hon. Rose Jackson, MLC, the Office of the Advocate of Children and Young People (ACYP) and the Office for Regional Youth.

 

David Harris Member for Wyong said, “Young people across the Central Coast have an opportunity to raise important issues that matter to them the most and prepare for their future.”

 

If young people completing the survey opt in to receive more communications about this work, they will be asked to provide your contact details so that they can be kept updated. They may also be contacted to see if they would like to participate in further surveys or activities.

 

If you opt in to enter the monthly draw, your contact details will be needed to request your preferred e-gift card so it can be delivered it via email, if you win. If you win, your first name, age and suburb may publicised on NSW Government webpages, social media and other public communications.

 

If you are under 18, you will also need to provide the contact details of your parent/guardian, who may be contacted directly to confirm consent for you to participate.

 

Feedback is vital to ensure the future of our young people’s voices are heard. Have your say by Tuesday 31 December 2024.