The Children’s Commissioner for Wales, Sally Holland, has published her report into transitions to adulthood for young people with learning disabilities.
On 06 June 2018, Eurochild and UNICEF launched an online survey to capture the views of children and young people on the future of Europe.
The National Assembly for Wales Committee on Children, Young People and Education has launched an inquiry into the benefits and disadvantages of the Welsh Baccalaureate Qualification (Welsh Bacc).
To discover the views of young people on Brexit, Young Wales, (Children in Wales’ participation initiative) has produced a survey and will be hosting Question Time in October.
Are you between 14 and 24? Would you like to influence research that affects young people?
The All Wales Forum Sibling Carer Initiative is holding an initial launch event on 04 July 2018, called Be Seen.
Voter registration for the Welsh Youth Parliament has opened online.
The Secretary for Education, Kirsty Williams AM, has announced that changes to relationships and sexuality education will focus on and emphasise forming and maintaining healthy relationships.
