Young people to have their voices heard

Tuesday, 3 November 2015 00:00

Young people on the Isle of Man need to have their voices heard to make sure new services offered to them are relevant and targeted.

The Youth Trust is conducting the survey for those aged between 11 and 18 - Martin Macfarlane is the director:

The findings of the survey will then be passed to government's Children's Services Partnership - last time it was conducted almost 1,500 people responded.

Martin says it's important that people engage so that support can be better targeted:

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