Young people have highlighted the regeneration of local youth services as crucial to delivering communities that better meet their needs as part of a blueprint for a fairer society.
A group of young leaders convened by charity Children England say every neighbourhood should have a youth centre to act as a hub for activities and engagement between local authorities, as the creators and “governors” of community places, and young people.
The measure is one of several proposals put forward by the young leaders aged 13-21 to make neighbourhoods better places for children to grow up as part of Children England's Vision for a ChildFair State report.
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