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MTÜ Sa Suudad Youth Council

There are young people who know the system only from the outside.
And there are those who have experienced it firsthand.

If you're one of the latter, then your perspective is exactly what we need to hear.

The Youth Council brings you together:

  • with representatives of the legal system
  • with social workers and decision-makers
  • with national and local leaders

Members of the Youth Council are selected through a nomination process, and the group consists of 10–15 young people. Since there may be a high level of interest, not all applicants may be selected this time.

This isn't just a discussion—it's an opportunity to talk honestly about what really works and what doesn't.

What is the Youth Council?

The goal of the Sa Suudad Youth Council is to provide a safe and supportive space where young people can share their experiences, express their opinions, and make suggestions that help shape a more child- and youth-friendly society. Read more..

Täida vorm ja anna märku, et soovid kaasa rääkida

Please note: Persons under the age of 18 must have permission from a legal guardian.

Name
School name and class
Kellena töötad?
For example: psychologist, psychiatrist, school counselor, peer counselor, etc.
For example: the legal system—the police, prosecutors; the social services system—foster care, child welfare specialists; the healthcare system—mental health professionals, etc.
Please let us know if there’s anything important to you that we haven’t asked about, if you need help introducing the council to parents, or if you’re just eagerly looking forward to getting started.

Ausalt.. kui mitte sina, siis kes?

The people who make the decisions haven't always been through it themselves.
You have.

So…
come sit down and tell us how things really are.

If you have any further questions, please contact noukogu@sasuudad.ee

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