CHESHIRE Police are looking for a Youth Ambassador, to give young people a voice in the region.
Police & Crime Commissioner for Cheshire, John Dwyer, is looking to appoint someone to act as a conduit between young people and the police.
Dwyer said: “My role as Commissioner is to be the bridge between the public and the police, and it?s important that our young people are not left out of that partnership. I want to appoint a Youth Ambassador, someone who has experience of working with young people to ensure they have a voice and can help me to shape the delivery of policing.”
The Youth Ambassador?s role will not only provide young people with a point of contact to register their views, but they will also deliver key messages such as internet safety and the dangers of drugs and alcohol.
Cheshire?s Youth Ambassador post is now being advertised on the Cheshire PCC website, www.cheshire-pcc.gov.uk, until May 3.
Youth Ambassador wanted
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