She says that young people should work with local representatives.
A teenager from Athlone has been chosen as a Local Champion by the National Youth Council of Ireland.
Londiwe Ndlovu has been selected for the Longford Westmeath constituency.
The NYCI is currently calling for an increased investment of over €9 million in youth work in the upcoming Budget, to support rising costs and allow equal access to youth work.
Londiwe Ndlovu says "At the end of the day our young people are the leaders of tomorrow therefore it is vital we work collectively with our local representatives to support young people."
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