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Kent Youth County Council


Kent Youth County Council (KYCC) is a group of young people aged 11 to 18 years elected to represent and act upon the views, issues and opinions of the young people in Kent.

Four young people are elected to represent each of Kent’s 12 districts. We also elect 12 community seats, ensuring KYCC is representative of all communities in Kent.

KYCC campaign on 3 issues each year, as decided during the annual election process, as well as working on a number of smaller projects. These campaigns and projects include topics such as mental health, environment, curriculum for life and improving public transport.

Members meet monthly at County Hall, Maidstone to work on their campaigns and projects. They are also regularly involved in other opportunities to ensure the voice of young people is heard within decision making processes across services which are provided by Kent County Council.

If you are interested in finding out more about KYCC, the current campaigns and how you can get involved then please contact Claire Tanton by emailing kycc@kent.gov.uk or completing our register your interest form. For future updates about KYCC you can also sign up to receive one of our newsletters.

Who to contact

E-mail
kycc@kent.gov.uk
Website
Kent Youth County Council website

Where to go

Name
County Hall
Address
County Road
Maidstone
Kent
Postcode
ME14 1XQ

Other Details

Cost details
Free
Age Range
Ages 11-16, Ages 16-18, 18-25 (Transition)

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