Pembrokeshire Youth Bank

  • Pembrokeshire County Council

  • : 09/02/2026

  • Haverfordwest

Pembrokeshire Youth Bank is run by a panel of young people who meet monthly to assess applications from youth-led projects, decide how funding of up to £1,000 is awarded, and evaluate proposals against the principles of the Future Generations Act to ensure they benefit the wider community.

Being part of the Youth Bank gives young people a real voice in decision-making, the opportunity to visit and review supported projects, and the chance to develop valuable skills while helping to create positive change for other young people.

Meet once a month on a Wednesday 4:30pm-7:00pm (Can provide calendar of dates).

I'd like to volunteer 5 5 Spaces available
Pembrokeshire Youth Bank

Responsibilities

  • Attend monthly panel meetings and take part in funding discussions and decisions.
  • Review project applications fairly and responsibly.
  • Assess projects against the principles of the Future Generations Act.
  • Visit and evaluate funded projects to see their impact in the community.
  • Represent the views of young people and act professionally in all Youth Bank activities.

What you’ll need

  • Strong communication skills to discuss ideas and give clear reasons for decisions.
  • Good decision-making and critical thinking skills to assess project applications fairly.
  • Teamwork skills to work cooperatively with other panel members.
  • Organisation and time management to prepare for meetings and reviews.
  • Responsibility and professionalism when handling funding and representing the Youth Bank

Skills you will gain

  • Improved decision-making and critical thinking skills through assessing real project application's.
  • Greater confidence in communicating ideas and explaining funding choices.
  • Stronger teamwork and negotiation skills from working as part of a panel.
  • Better organisation and time management skills from preparing for meetings and reviews.
  • An increased understanding of the Future Generations Act and how to consider long-term impact when making decisions.

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