Bexley Youth Council is inclusive and represents all voices of young people living or educated in the Bexley Borough aged 11 to 18.
Who are we?
Bexley Youth Council (BYC) is inclusive and represents all voices of young people living or educated in the Bexley Borough aged 11 to 18.
The BYC works in partnership with a range of services and providers including the community sector to highlight and improve issues impacting young people in Bexley.
Our campaigns
The youth council has worked on several campaigns which have been rolled out across schools in Bexley and have been featured in regional news including ITV. Some issues previously tackled include:
- knife crime
- drugs and alcohol abuse
- never fear secondary is here - Members of Bexley Youth Council have made a video to talk about their transition from primary to secondary school and give their account of how they overcame their anxieties
Why join?
Joining the youth council is a great opportunity to make a difference to young people in Bexley.
You will play a vital role in making sure the views of young people are heard by decision-makers across the council and key services.
You will also have opportunities to develop new skills, build your confidence and make new friends along the way.
How do I get involved?
Open to young people living, working, or studying in the Borough of Bexley, aged 11 to 18.
Bexley Youth Council is fully inclusive and includes young people with special educational needs and disabilities.
Bexley Youth Council meetings take place fortnightly on Wednesday evenings from 6pm to 8pm at the Civic Offices.
Address: Civic Offices, 2 Watling St, Bexleyheath DA6 7AT.
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Contact:
To get involved contact, Chris Lee, via email at email chris.lee@bexley.gov.uk or phone 07792 661 364.