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Area Youth Action Groups

The meetings generally take place in the Area Youth Centres, contacts for which can be found on the site home page. They are established on the following terms.

Young people to chair the meetings with support.
Young people to agree how meetings are to operate - confidentiality, attendance, raising issues.
Meetings should be lively, interesting and creative.
Notes to be submitted to area board identifying key issues.
Minutes - should be accessible to the Area Board.
The agenda will include Area Board business, local issues, issues and presentations for Area Board, issues from Youth Cabinet, finance and grants.

East

Future Area Youth Action Group Meetings:

Please contact Dave on 0161 253 6447 for further details.

Prestwich

Future Area Youth Action Group Meetings:

Radcliffe

Future Area Youth Action Group Meetings:

Ramsbottom

Future Area Youth Action Group Meetings:

Meet at the Community Room at Bury Fire Station 4.15-5.45pm

Please contact Dawn on 0161 253 5392 for further details.

Area Youth Action Groups

These groups offer opportunities for young people to get involved in their local communities. They are established in the six areas of Bury and are part of the youth consultation structure identified to the right.

Your Issues and Actions

We are posting issues raised by all our area youth action groups and the actions that are being taken on this page so you can see what is being in done in Bury as a result of Young People having their voice heard. See what's going on in your area:

Elton

The young people from Elton Area Youth Action Group met on 3rd November for an extra special meeting to decide whether to form an Interact Group, which is basically a young Rotarians Group. This would be a fund raising group looking at supporting the local community, as well as supporting national and international causes. They were very interested so they met with three members of the Rotary to learn more and have decided to go ahead. They need to recruit 10 more young people and have asked me to promote it on their behalf in schools, and they are also recruiting some young people.

They will continue to meet as a Youth Action Group with a specific interest in addressing issues in the Bury West community and enhancing services and facilities, but will then go on to look at fund raising projects linked with and supported by the Rotary. Of course all of their hard work will be acknowledged through the Vinvolved Award and from the satisfaction they will gain from putting something back into the community.

Some of them will be assisting the Rotary in planting daffodil bulbs on Sunday, and the group (separate from the Rotary) are currently planning a Christmas inter-generational event, and, if they get it off the ground, the proceeds will be going to buy Christmas presents for children in hospital over the Christmas holidays.