The 2023–24 National Youth Advisory Committee will include a diverse group of up to 125 youth.

Each year, committee members share their thoughts on important and relevant topics such as:

• reconciliation
• bullying and cyberbullying
• online safety
• transportation safety and impaired driving
• cannabis and substance use
• mental health
• healthy relationships and sexual consent
• gender and sexual diversity

National Youth Advisory Committee members help the RCMP better understand, support and connect with youth by talking about the ways they want to be engaged. National Youth Advisory Committee members learn tools for community engagement, hear about volunteer opportunities, and talk with experts and RCMP members.

The National Youth Advisory Committee helps shape how the RCMP supports youth. It brings together youth from all over Canada to discuss important issues that they face in their respective communities. The National Youth Advisory Committee provides valuable input to RCMP policies, programs and strategies.

This commitment requires approximately two to four online hours per month, from October to June.

For more information and how to apply, see here!