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What are some innovative approaches to empowering young people to become active participants in decision-making processes related to the services they receive?

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Colton Lane
16 July 2025
What are some innovative approaches to empowering young people to become active participants in decision-making processes related to the services they receive?

What are some innovative approaches to empowering young people to become active participants in decision-making processes related to the services they receive?

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Tessa Patel
16 July 2025

Happy to help.

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Colton Lane
16 July 2025

Wonderful. It is a great help!

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Tessa Patel
16 July 2025

Empowering young people to become active participants in decision-making processes related to the services they receive requires innovative approaches that prioritize their voices and perspectives. Here are some innovative approaches to consider:
1. Youth advisory boards or councils: Establish youth advisory boards or councils that involve young people in decision-making processes. These boards can provide a platform for young people to voice their opinions, share their experiences, and contribute to the design and evaluation of services.
2. Co-design and co-creation of services: Involve young people in the co-design and co-creation of services. Conduct workshops, focus groups, or design thinking sessions where young people actively participate in shaping the services they receive. This collaborative approach ensures that services are relevant, responsive, and meet the specific needs and preferences of young people.
3. Digital platforms and mobile apps: Utilize digital platforms and mobile apps to engage young people in decision-making processes. Create online forums or interactive platforms where young people can share their feedback, ideas, and suggestions. These platforms can facilitate ongoing communication and collaboration between young people and service providers, promoting a sense of ownership and active participation.
4. Youth-led research and evaluation: Encourage young people to actively engage in research and evaluation activities related to the services they receive. Support them in conducting surveys, interviews, or focus groups to collect data and insights on their experiences.
5. Peer support and mentoring: Foster peer support and mentoring programs where young people can support and guide each other in decision-making processes. Encourage the formation of youth-led support groups or mentoring initiatives where young people can share their experiences, provide advice, and advocate for their needs collectively.

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