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11-25 years old? Voices Make Change

Last updated: February 25, 2026 2:40 pm
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Are you aged 11-25 years old? We want to know about the issues that affect you.

Voices Make Change is the Senedd yr Ifanc’s (Wrexham’s Youth Parliament’s) way of making sure as many young people as possible are involved in decision-making. Wrexham Council’s participation team are asking young people to make their voices heard by taking part in the online survey, Voices Make Change.

This will take place every two months and the more young people who take part, the more accurate, reliable, and representative the results will be – meaning they can focus their work on what is most important.

This time around, the survey focusses on literacy and will explore young people’s views on reading and developing literacy skills.

When and where can I complete the survey?

The survey is live now until March 14, 2026.

It’s available on this Voices Make Change link tree survey page, where you will find the link to the Voices Make Change questions; answer the questions and then press submit.

Cllr Phil Wynn, lead member for education, said: “Young people have the right to express their views, wishes, and feelings on all matters affecting them and these Voices Make Change surveys are a way for young people to independently have their say on timely and important issues.

“Letting the Senedd yr Ifanc know your views means that they can ensure that their work focusses on what it truly important to young people.”

If you would like any further information feel free to contact us at Youngvoices@wrexham.gov.uk.

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