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County Youth Commission committee seeks approval of 2026 youth survey report

Survey of 1,174 young people found mental health the top advocacy priority, named by 66 percent of respondents.

Board of Supervisors· posted Jun 23Report

A report based on responses from 1,174 Los Angeles County youth asks the county to expand mental health services, safe creative spaces, housing help, and job pathways for young people. The Youth Engagement Committee recommends the Youth Commission approve it, with stakeholder meetings and a 2027 planning roadmap to follow.

What happens next

Convene stakeholders to review 2026 findings and prepare a 2027 strategic planning roadmap

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