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Give us your feedback

Please give your feedback about the Youth Support Service programmes that you access. We need your feedback to ensure that we are providing you with the best service possible and to make sure that you have input in making the services better. This feedback is only for young people who acces the Royal Borough of Kingston Youth Support Service programmes.

Young people honoured at The Mayor's Community Awards

Congratulations to Holly Parsons and Daniel Oliver who received recognition for their special contributions to the community at the Mayor's Community Awards.

Do you know what CAMHS is?

Kingston CAMHS would like some feedback from young people about their service. Please take a short survey: www.younglivin.org.uk/camhs_survey

Kingston Youth Council update

The members of Kingston Youth Council requested that the LA provide more social opportunities for them. Following further consultation with the young people, a proposal was put together to open an invitation only youth club for members of Kingston Youth Council, Kingston Cared for and Fostered Council and YU Online magazine project. The proposal was successful and September saw the launch of 'Unity' Youth Club. After several tweets and Facebook posts about the club, a reporter from The Surrey Comet got in touch informing the group that she had seen some information on Twitter and would like to write an article about the club. On the 16th October, a photographer visited the centre and the following Friday a report was published in one of Kingston's biggest newspapers. The lead member for Children and Young People in Kingston, Patricia Bamford, was also present on the day and has offered her support to both of the youth councils. 'Unity' Youth Club will open on a monthly basis on the 3rd Tuesday of each month. It is based at The Fountain Youth Centre in New Malden.

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