Kent Youth County Council Community members
These are the current community members and deputy members.
Members
Angel
I am exemplary in my pride for diversity and I would like to build a more openly diverse environment in Kent.
Avery
I am a confident speaker. I would fairly represent young people around Maidstone, proudly campaigning for issues impacting their wellbeing.
Lewis
We should all be treated the same, no matter our culture, background, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation.
Liza
I'm a Ukrainian refugee studying A-levels in an English school. I'm committed to fostering inclusion, and advocating for our needs.
Madalina
I want to make sure that young people are heard and seen and proud about themselves. I want the future generations to live in a safe place.
Malachi
I think more support needs to be given to neurodivergent people and people being bullied in the community.
Miley-Melissa
Some people are treated differently from others and it is quite unfair. We are the same but different, we should treat everyone equally.
Sukhpreet
I promise that you will feel included, safe and happy in schools. I will create initiatives to celebrate your religious festivals.
Deputy members
Catherine
As a student from Nigeria, I want to make other international students from all over the world comfortable and make them feel welcome.
Jax
I want to make sure that peoples voices are heard especially in settings like schools, when it comes to issues like SEN needs.
Joe
I want to support other young people that are neurodiverse to ensure they aren't bullied.
Madison
I am passionate about diversity and being a pupil voice, listening to others and acting on issues that make everyone feel equal.
Ponmile
Young people are neglected, however, we have a loud voice which needs to be used and I want to bring more awareness to our needs and wants.
Srija
As a member for 2 years, I am a dedicated leader, passionate about diversity and inclusivity, and determined to give those unheard a voice.
Tiyamike
Since I was in the KYCC last year, I have had experience in representing the beliefs of young ethnic and black minority groups in Kent.