We're running a campaign that shows just what young people can do when they are given a chance. 'Fixers' helps 16 to 25-year-olds fix something that they feel strongly about.
Fixers: the truth about homeless young people in Wales
As many as twenty-five thousand young people between sixteen and twenty-four may be homeless in Wales during the course of this year - and a common perception is that this is often the fault of the young people themselves.
Now, with the help of Fixers - the campaign we've been featuring which gives young people a voice on issues which matter to them - Suzy Sorby from Cwmbran has made an advert to try and change those perceptions, and show that most are the victims of things beyond their control.
In the third part of our 'Fixers' campaign - giving young people a voice to champion the issues that really matter to them - we meet Jenna Gidding, who's 16 and from Flintshire.
We hear that sexually transmitted diseases are affecting young people more than older groups, with two-thirds of all diagnoses of women and half of men amongst the under twenty-fives.
In the second part of our 'Fixers' campaign - giving young people a voice to champion the issues that really matter to them - we meet Charlotte O'Connell, who's 16 and from Tredegar, and hear her warning about the dangers of the drug mephedrone.
Fixers: 'PRYDE' LGBT support for young people in Wales
Young people in South Wales are being offered new support if they're struggling to be accepted as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.
In the first of our new series from Fixers - the campaign that helps young people make a difference - we meet a young man from Cwmbran who wants to tackle stereotypes and promote better understanding.