East Sussex Youth Cabinet
East Sussex Youth Cabinet is made up of young people aged 11 to 18. They are chosen from local schools to speak up for young people in East Sussex.
East Sussex Youth Cabinet is made up of young people aged 11 to 18. They are chosen from local schools to speak up for young people in East Sussex.
Seaford Town Council wants to give the young people of Seaford the opportunity to have their say on decisions made by the local authority. The Town Council wants to hear what young people want – first hand as well as help to prepare future leaders.
https://www.seafordtowncouncil.gov.uk/youth-ambassador-board/
Newhaven needs to hear your voice! If you’re aged between 12-17 and live in Newhaven or the surrounding area, get in touch to find out more. Newhaven Young Peoples Forum have met regularly since 2008 to discuss issues and interests of young people in the local area.
Green United works with pupils in primary and secondary schools in Lewes, East Sussex – supporting them to take action to make the world a better and more sustainable place.
The UNA Climate & Oceans youth council connects young people locally, nationally and internationally, to work together to plan, and participate in events raising awareness of the climate crisis.
Bite Back 2030 is a youth activist movement challenging a food system that’s been set up to fool us all. From all over the country, they bring their stories and experiences to send a loud message to the food giants: fuel us, don’t fool us.
Join the team of young campaigners using their voices to create a big change in the food system. They want to make sure everyone in the UK can access a healthy and sustainable diet, especially families and young people on a lower income.
PACTS is a school-based initiative that empowers students to influence politicians and hold them accountable for climate action. By building an ongoing relationship via continuous dialogue between students and the MP, all involved can ensure accountability on both sides. This relationship empowers students by helping them understand their role in the democratic system and in understanding the importance of their voice in politics.
Advice from Oxfam to support young people to take action for climate justice.
Green Schools Revolution is a student led project. Young people in schools are given training and resources to carry out the following:
Students develop whole-school Climate Action Plans.
Create Wilding Plans to bring nature back to their school grounds.
Deliver Teach the Teacher sessions to help integrate climate education into the curriculum.
Gain skills, knowledge and experience connecting with nature and wildlife.
Make new friends and enjoy a range of nature-based activities.
Enhance wellbeing by spending time outdoors.
Get involved in events take place throughout the year across the National Park.
South Downs Youth Action gives young people aged 16-25 opportunities to gain new skills, meet people in the conservation sector and take positive action for this precious landscape.