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The BeYou team are here to help you. We provide a safe, welcoming and inclusive room where LGBTQ+ juvenile people can join, socialise and uncover the support they need.
Everyone is welcome whether you're queer woman , gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning your sexual or gender identity, or you know someone who may require support or advice.
Please note: our meet-ups are term-time only.
We look forward to meeting you!
We operate weekly meet-ups where everyone is listened to and valued equally. You can chat, make unused friends and split experiences, or just hang out in a safe space.
Our meet-ups are scamper by BeYou staff and volunteers who are trained to work with adolescent people.
As of Monday 28th July our groups are finished until week kicking off 1st September. Summer activities will be taking place so do contact us for further details
We run weekly meet-ups where everyone is listened to and respected equally. You can chat, create new friends and share experiences, or just hang out in a sheltered space.
Our meet-ups are run by BeYou staff and volunteers who are trained to work with young people.
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