LET'S HEAR 'UR VOICE' After extensive research with children, young people, parents and professionals, the Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People has identified five priority areas or themes to work on over the next 3 years. Under each priority there are four actions, these will allow us to focus on more specific areas where we can help change things for children and young people. Priority Areas: Play & Leisure Having Your Say Wellbeing and Mental Health Protection Equal Treatment We want your help in choosing the one action area under each of the five priorities that you think is the most important. We’ll not be able to do all of them at once, but with your help we can choose which one to work on first! You can do this online by checking out the website, www.niccy.org/urvoice. Follow the link to the Consultation Voting card to start choosing the action areas. Under each priority we want you to choose ONE action that you think is the most important for us to work on.

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