2025/26 Priority Youth Evaluation (Community) The priority Youth Project want to make sure we are putting on activities for young people that have a lasting impact on them as they grow, but are also fun and enjoyable. To make sure we are doing that, we want to hear from the wider community that live in the areas where we operate. We would love to know what you think about our services. How they may or may not be helping young people and what you think about the wider impact or our work. We also want to hear your ideas on how we might change in the future so we can keep improving what we do. This survey is anonymous, so you can tell us if there are things you think we should be doing better! It should take no more than 5 minutes to complete. To find out more about what Priority Youth Project do, click here. Question Title * 1. Which of the Priority Youth Project services are you familiar with? Deysbrook Village Centre Joseph Lappin Centre Blueberry Park Mobile Bus Smartys Meeting youth work staff out in the street/community Dovecot bus project Relaxation and wellbeing project One to one counselling Question Title * 2. Has Priority Youth had an impact on local children in the last year? Tick all that apply. They are active and healthy Their mental health is better They do more physical activity They do better at school They are interested in learning They get into less trouble They have better social skills They spend less time by themselves They spend less time on a screen They felt more confident They keep in touch with friends They make better life choices If you would like to tell us more about the impact Priority Youth Project has had on local children, please say so in the box below Question Title * 3. Have Priority Youth activities made the area feel safer? Yes No Don't know Question Title * 4. What would happen if Priority Youth Project activities stopped? Please tick all that apply. Children would be inactive and unhealthy Childrens mental health would suffer Children would do worse at school Children would be disinterested in learning Children would be at higher risk of getting into trouble Children would have worse social skills Children would spend more time by themselves Children would spend more time in front of a TV/computer Children would feel less confident Children would lose touch with friends Children wouldstruggle to make positive choices If there's any other things that you think would happen if Priority Youth Project closed, let us know in the box below. Question Title * 5. Are there any changes or improvements that you'd like to see Priority Youth Project make in the future? This could be changes to buildings, different activities, changes to the days or times they are open etc.? Question Title * 6. Are there any issues/problems in the community that you feel Priority Youth Project could help with? Remember this survey is anonymous so you don't ever need to tell us your name unless you want to tell us yourself. We just want to make sure we do things that help young people and in turn the wider community. Question Title * 7. Have you got any other feedback? Don't worry if not. Question Title * 8. Data ProtectionYour responses are stored safely and we will only use them for reporting on how we are doing and planning future services. The information is stored securely and password protected, with access only granted to Priority Youth Project and Liverpool Charity & Voluntary Services who are collecting this information for us. We cannot tell who completes this survey from the answers given but personal information we collect will not be shared with any other third party. Personal information will only be retained for as long as it is needed and can be deleted upon request. For more information about this contact Louise at Priority Youth Project. Done