The charity’s youth advisory council (YAC), which is made up of 12 advisers for the charity aged between 14 and 20, took charge of its promotional accounts including X, formerly Twitter, and Facebook.
This is “to provide an opportunity to hear from young people directly about the importance of social action and the impact it has had on their own lives and the world around them”, said the charity.
“One of my favourite things about youth social action has been getting my voice heard and, crucially, allowing others of a similar age to myself to have their say,” said YAC chair Alex Hogg.
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