A post on behalf of the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner regarding their Lincolnshire Safer Communities Leaders initiative.

Your voice has the power to shape the future of crime, policing and community safety in Lincolnshire.

Following a successful first year, the Office of the Police and Crime commissioner for Lincolnshire are recruiting a small group of young leaders aged 14 – 21 to be the voice of young people on these important issues.

As one of our Safer Communities Leaders, you would take on an important voluntary role in helping to make our communities safer. This is your chance to speak up about the issues that matter most to you and other young people where you live.

You’ll be supported by professionals to work with other Safer Communities Leaders to engage with young people across the county. You will gather their views and then present your findings and ideas for change directly to the Police and Crime Commissioner and senior leaders in policing and community safety.

This is a unique opportunity to represent young people across Lincolnshire, share your ideas, build new skills, and stand up for your generation, making sure your voice is heard by the people making decisions that affect you. Find out more about the role of a Safer Communities Leader and how to apply on the Police and Crime Commissioner’s website.