The leading voice for young people in the Stroud district is reaching out to discover how effectively bullying is dealt with. Stroud District Youth Council (SDYC) is the recognised active voice for young people in the Stroud district and strives to represent 12,500 11 to 18-year-olds and seeks to give a democratic voice to the…
Stroud District Youth Council (SDYC) held their 2018 Annual General Meeting on 23 April. Retiring Chair, Rebecca Hunt gave the annual report, while results of the recent online elections were also announced. Elections George Adamson (Rep: Berkeley Vale Youth Forum) and Amy Jones (Rep: Katharine Lady Berkeley School) were elected Chair and Vice Chair respectively. In addition, Jonty…
Stroud District Council’s two new youth work staff have been acquainting themselves well during their first few months. Jemma Grieve is the new Youth Participation Officer and Rachael Hill is the new Youth Work Officer. They are developing working relationships with a range of community stakeholders across the district, as well as meeting young people. Jemma and…
Stroud District Youth Council (SDYC) and NHS Gloucestershire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) were recently reunited, due to previous positive engagement. SDYC members formed a youth commissioning panel to consider bids to an online counselling service for young people. As a result, members questioned those bidding for the contract, in addition to presiding over presentations on their proposals. Furthermore,…