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Young people can gain skills and make a difference as a Young Commissioner

Freddy Lowe Published: 02 August 2026

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Are you a young person who wants to make a difference to the world? Want to develop skills, improve your CV, and make friends? Then you can become a Young Commissioner for SNYAB (South Norfolk Youth Advisory Board).

SNYAB defines a Young Commissioner quite simply as ‘a young person who makes things better for other young people’. They lead the Youth Advisory Board and give their perspectives on the issues that matter, including where best to spend money and the quality of public services. They also help run events and fund activities.

This will give you experience working with health representatives, police officers, teachers, youth workers, and councillors. It will be fantastic for your CV. Most importantly, you’ll feel really good about yourself.

Those interested can attend a trial session on August 7th. For more information, get in touch on 07778 896325 or email info@mtmyouthservices.org.uk.

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