The Youth Service says an ambitious ten year strategy will seek to create an Island where all young people feel they belong, are meaningfully engaged and reach their potential.
It was unveiled at the Youth Service's Annual Conference this month, attended by around 100 youth workers and young people.
Principal Youth Officer Nigel Howard said the Island's Youth Service exists to give young people somwhere to go, something to do whilst supporting them to to discover themselves.
The strategy will look to provide safe, well equipped and accessible youth facilities, deliver outdoor learning, and expand accessible School Holiday Provision across the Island.
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