Missed the National Youth Strategy #JustOneQuestion?

Good news — we’ve extended the deadline to 31 March so more youth workers can share their insight.

👉 Have your say: bit.ly/JOQ_feb26

⏳ Closing 28 February.

There’s still time to respond to #JustOneQuestion — but not for long.

Your voice helps shape what comes next for the youth sector.
👉 Take part now: bit.ly/JOQ_feb26

Your voice matters 💬

February’s #JustOneQuestion is here

We’re back after a short pause — listening to youth workers on what the sector needs right now.

👉 Share your thoughts before 28 February: bit.ly/JOQ_feb26

Your voice matters 💬

February’s #JustOneQuestion is here

We’re back after a short pause — listening to youth workers on what the sector needs right now.

👉 Share your thoughts before 28 February: bit.ly/JOQ_feb26

⌛ Don’t miss out!
Got 2 minutes? Answer this month’s #JustOneQuestion, and you’ll be entered into our £200 prize draw.

🗓 Deadline: 5 December
👉 Have your say - bit.ly/JOQ_november

⏰ JOQ Reminder!
There’s still time to share your insight in this month’s Just One Question on youth social action. 💬

As a thank you, everyone who takes part will be entered into our £200 prize draw for a youth organisation. 💙

Have your say 👉 bit.ly/JOQ_november

#JustOneQuestion #SocialAction

Just One Question Turns 2 – A celebration of curiosity - UK Youth This November marks two years since the relaunch of Just One Question (JOQ), UK Youth’s monthly snapshot survey that amplifies the voices of youth workers across the UK. It has asked youth workers acr...

Two years. 19 questions. ~5,000 responses. 💬

Thank you to every youth practitioner who’s shared their voice through #JustOneQuestion — shaping policy, strengthening practice, and keeping youth work on the national agenda. 🙌

💡 Explore our insights → www.ukyouth.org/2025/11/just...

Thank you for reaching out to express your concerns regarding Medicaid. I appreciate your engagement on this important issue and your commitment to advocating for those who rely on this essential program. As you know, Medicaid provides crucial health insurance coverage to over 80 million individuals, including children and people with disabilities. For many families, it is a lifeline that offers necessary care and support. I believe we have a duty to strengthen the integrity of the program, reduce improper payments, and modernize Medicaid delivery systems. This issue is personal for me since I was adopted at eight months old out of Children's Home Society of Virginia in Richmond. My birth mother’s choice to put me up for adoption gave me more opportunities than she felt she could provide. We need responsible reforms to the program that prioritize fiscal responsibility and state flexibility.. I want to fix our broken Medicaid system so we can ensure vulnerable members like my birth mother get the care they need. In Congress, my colleagues and I are focused on promoting reforms that manage costs effectively while maintaining the integrity of Medicaid. In a letter* sent to House leadership, I was proud to emphasize that balancing the federal budget must not come at the expense of children, seniors, individuals with disabilities, and pregnant women who rely on Medicaid for their health and economic security. This includes advocating for greater state flexibility in how Medicaid is administered, allowing local governments to make decisions that address the unique needs of their communities regarding eligibility, benefits, and funding. tbc.... * https://wittman.house.gov/uploadedfiles/letter_to_leadership_on_medicaid_-_final_version.pdf

... In Congress, my colleagues and I are focused on promoting reforms that manage costs effectively while maintaining the integrity of Medicaid. In a letter* sent to House leadership, I was proud to emphasize that balancing the federal budget must not come at the expense of children, seniors, individuals with disabilities, and pregnant women who rely on Medicaid for their health and economic security. This includes advocating for greater state flexibility in how Medicaid is administered, allowing local governments to make decisions that address the unique needs of their communities regarding eligibility, benefits, and funding. With thousands of pieces of legislation introduced before the U.S. House of Representatives, I want to highlight some features on my website for you to stay engaged with what is happening here in Washington. From traveling throughout our district, I have compiled a list of priorities that outline my position on many of the important issues facing Virginia's First District and our nation. Please know that I will continue to work hard on your behalf and continue to provide top-tier constituent services. I welcome any specific concerns or ideas you may have that could contribute to creating a better future for our district and our country. While we may not agree on all issues, I am always a resource should you ever need it. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to reach out to my office at (202) 225-4261 or through my website. I encourage you to subscribe to my e-newsletter and to follow me on Facebook, X, and Instagram to stay up to date on my work in Washington on behalf of Virginia’s First District. It is an honor to serve you. * https://wittman.house.gov/uploadedfiles/letter_to_leadership_on_medicaid_-_final_version.pdf

#JustOneQuestion for #VA01 #RobWittman about oversight of these Trump/Musk/DOGE cuts to healthcare in the budget crap bill, and he wrote me this.

He linked a letter he sent, (link in alt)...

Let's see how the "strong support" and "urge" manifests as his vote on that kid-starving budget bill.