Expert directoryart competitionMore InfoSlideUoS sliderMORE INFOYouth Social ActionGet Involved Quick Links Left school/college and stuck? Emotional wellbeing helplines Have we contacted you? (RPA) I have additional needs Quick links to useful websites Kooth wellbeing support (free.anonymous.confidential.1:1) What do I want to be when I am older? I am in care or a care leaver Latest News Find out about Youth Social Action 'Hacks' in Suffolk Youth Social Action is about young people leading change in their communities.Suffolk’s Youth Social Action programme is empowering young people... Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) services in Suffolk We want to keep you informed about services for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)... UK Youth Parliament: Farewell from the 2024–2026 MYPs As the 2024–2026 term comes to an end, Suffolk’s Members of the UK Youth Parliament are passing the torch to... Power of Youth Day Tuesday 2nd June Every June we support Power of Youth Day which marks how young people across the country can come together and... More News Instagram Happy Pride Month! 🌈 This June, we celebrate love, identity, and the freedom to be unapologetically yourself. Let’s continue to stand together, uplift LGBTQ+ voices, and create a world where everyone feels seen, valued, and respected. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 #PrideMonth #LoveIsLove #BeYourself https://thesource.me.uk/.../understandingyourgenderidentity At the start of this year, we received applications from young people across Suffolk who were passionate about representing the issues that matter most to young people. We’re delighted to announce that four new Members of Youth Parliament have been elected! 🎉 A big welcome to: 🌟 Jemima – Suffolk Coastal and Waveney 🌟 Dayah – Mid Suffolk 🌟 Poppy – Ipswich and Babergh 🌟 Matthew – Forest Heath and St Edmundsbury Over the next two years (2026–2028), they will represent the voices of young people in Suffolk, researching, listening, and building campaigns around the local and national issues that matter to you and your friends👏 #UKYP26 #PowerofYouth #Suffolk #Youngpeople #MYPS Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) services in Suffolk We want to keep you informed about services for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in Suffolk. Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission (CQC) recently checked how things are improving. They said there has been a big step forward in SEND services. What is getting better? • Plans for support are being completed faster • Plans are better quality • People in charge are more organised • Services are using information better • Schools and services feel more confident What does this mean for you? • You should get help more quickly • Services should work together better for you • Things are starting to improve What still needs to get better? • Services need to work together more every time • Not everyone is having the same experience yet • Some changes are still new and need time What happens next? We agree there is more to do and will keep working to improve services for you and other young people. Thank you! We are extremely grateful to you for continuing to share your lived experience’s. Your voice helps improve services and make real change happen. If you are a young person who would like to share your views with us on SEND or any other topic that relates to young people and their lived experiences, please visit us at https://thesource.me.uk/contact-us/ #Suffolk #SENDservices #SENDservicesSuffolk #TheSource As the 2024–2026 term comes to an end, Suffolk’s Members of the UK Youth Parliament are passing the torch to a new generation and want to share a quick message with you 👏 We want to give a huge shoutout to our amazing members: Hermione, Kayleb, Mohamad and Henry and everything they’ve achieved. Thank you for your passion, dedication and impact Learn more about the UK Youth Parliament and our MYP’s: www.thesource.me.uk/engagement-hub/uk-youth-parliament/ #UKYouthParliament #SuffolkYouth #YouthVoice #PowerOfYouth #ThankYou #NextGeneration Visit us on Instagram The Source on Youtube Happy Pride Month! 🌈 Jot the Friendly Robot's Well-being Tips - Plant Something The Source Website Wellbeing Support for Young People James shares "The Source" a website for young people in Suffolk aged 12-25 years old. Page updated on April 29th, 2026 at 02:12pm