Young Persons Survey

Young Persons Survey 2012

Powys County Council would like your view as a young person about living in Powys and how you rate some

 of the serivces that it provides. Some of you may see or use some services everyday like public transport or 

street lighting. Some of you may use a service occasionally like a sports centre or youth club. Some of you 
may never use or have any knowledge of a service provided - like information and advice services. 

You can find the survey at http://surveys.powys.gov.uk/index.php?sid=11637&lang=en.


By "young person" we mean anyone aged between 11 - 25 years who lives in the county. 

So if that's you please read on and complete our survey.

Why? The council provides hundreds of services - some pretty visible and obvious - like
schools, street lighting and libraries and others - less obvious - like support and care for
older people, road safety and running museums and galleries.

Every year we ask 1000 adults what they think about some of our services. This year we'd
like to hear from you too. Please answer as many questions as you can, and that are relevent
 to you. If you don't use a particular service then just choose No Answer. In building this
survey we sought and received invaluable help from the Powys Youth Forum so hopefully
we've covered the key services and issues facing you as a young person. We hope you enjoy
completing the survey. As a thank you we are offering an Ipad as a prize for one lucky person
who completes the survey.

All data collected is confidential and will be held in compliance with the Data Protection Act.
 The results will be seen by the Council's Management Team and used to help us understand
more about your view of life in Powys, the services we provide and how we can improve them.


The closing date for surveys to be submitted is Friday 23 November 2012.


All those who complete a survey and give their details will be entered into a prize draw
to win an Ipad.  Please see the final section of the survey for details and rules.

There are 31 questions in this survey.