Glee17 - Week-Long LGBTQ Summer Uni (Under 19's)
09/07/10 00:52
Glee17 is a week long summer uni of exciting activities where you can sing, dance,get creative, do drama, learn new skills, boost your confidence and make some new friends. Glee17 takes place from Monday 2nd to Friday 6th August from 10-3pm every day. 3-4 for end week performances on Friday 6th August.
Glee17 is based in Walthamstow and will take place at 2 sites:
The Outset Centre, 2a Grange Road, off Frederick Street, E17 8AH. 020 8496 1530 (nearest overground St James St Station (Contact Karen). ELOP Centre (East London Out Project) 56-60 Grove Road E17. 020 8509 3898 (Contact Patrick) nearest Tube Walthamstow Central.
Activities are free- you have to provide your own lunch/snacks and travel to get here. We will have a meet & greet at Walthamstow Central on Monday 2nd August at 9.30am for those who want help in finding the project.
Want a place on or more info for GLEE17 contact:
Karen.algacs@walthamforest.gov.uk
tel: 020 8496 1530
mobs: 07947 621 498 or Patrick Wolter at ELOP on youth@elop.org 020 8509 3898.
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New BBC3 series looking for participants!
11/04/10 19:31
ARE YOU AGED 18-22 & PLANNING AN EXCITING HOLIDAY THIS SUMMER?
PERHAPS YOU CAN’T WAIT TO HIT THE SUN, SEA, SAND AND SANGRIA?
MAYBE YOU PREFER DRINKING UP THE LOCAL CULTURE TO DRINKING IN THE LOCAL BARS OR ARE YOU AN ADRENLINE JUNKIE SET FOR THE ULTIMATE ADVENTURE HOLIDAY?
If you’re aged 18-22 and thinking about planning a holiday this summer (2010) without your parents, perhaps for the first time, we’d love to hear from you for a new BBC3 documentary series.
To apply or to nominate someone you know email
holidays@rdftelevision.com
Or call/text 07536 100 784 - Please leave your name, contact number and a brief outline of your amazing holiday plans.
PERHAPS YOU CAN’T WAIT TO HIT THE SUN, SEA, SAND AND SANGRIA?
MAYBE YOU PREFER DRINKING UP THE LOCAL CULTURE TO DRINKING IN THE LOCAL BARS OR ARE YOU AN ADRENLINE JUNKIE SET FOR THE ULTIMATE ADVENTURE HOLIDAY?
If you’re aged 18-22 and thinking about planning a holiday this summer (2010) without your parents, perhaps for the first time, we’d love to hear from you for a new BBC3 documentary series.
To apply or to nominate someone you know email
holidays@rdftelevision.com
Or call/text 07536 100 784 - Please leave your name, contact number and a brief outline of your amazing holiday plans.
OutZone 'OUT of the CITY' Residential Weekend 2010
04/03/10 07:36
The 'OutZone: OUT of the CITY' Residential Weekend will be a mix of workshops and outdoor activities, led in part, by OutZone Peer Mentors and Youth Workers. This weekend is also about building up self esteem and confidence, getting to know each other, team work, trying new things, learning about ourselves and being together.
This OutZone 'Resi' has been funded mainly by 'Islington Youth Opportunities Fund' - after a successful application/bid was submitted by OutZone Peer Mentor, Jason. (And very grateful we are too - Thanks Jase!)
FREE training and support for schools
10/01/10 18:41
PACE Schools Programme
PACE is offering a FREE package of training and support regarding LGBT issues to your school, your pupils and their families. Click here to visit the PACE Health website for more information
If you wish to discuss anything about this programme, you can contact Tim Eastwood (Under 16's Programme Manager) or Jo Beecham (Children and Family Services Manager) by calling 020 7700 1323, or click here to send an e-mail.
PACE Schools Programme - 'Working with schools in London to achieve a safe space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans (LGBT) young people, and those questioning their sexuality to play, learn and thrive'.
PACE is offering a FREE package of training and support regarding LGBT issues to your school, your pupils and their families. Click here to visit the PACE Health website for more information
If you wish to discuss anything about this programme, you can contact Tim Eastwood (Under 16's Programme Manager) or Jo Beecham (Children and Family Services Manager) by calling 020 7700 1323, or click here to send an e-mail.
PACE Schools Programme - 'Working with schools in London to achieve a safe space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans (LGBT) young people, and those questioning their sexuality to play, learn and thrive'.
PACE Youth Survey
10/01/10 18:21
PACE is currently undertaking a survey of young people's needs. We are trying to find out about how young LGBT people learn about sex and relationships, meet their sexual partners and become sexually active. 
We are trying to understand the needs of young LGBT people better so that we can plan and deliver better help to people when they need or want it.
The online survey only takes a few minutes to complete and answers are completely confidential.
Note to professionals:
If you work with any young people who may identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender, or who are questioning their sexual or gender identity, please refer them to this survey (link below). We want to attract as diverse a range of responses as possible. Find out more over on the PACE Health webstie: www.pacehealth.org.uk
Click here to begin the survey
We are trying to understand the needs of young LGBT people better so that we can plan and deliver better help to people when they need or want it.
The online survey only takes a few minutes to complete and answers are completely confidential.
Note to professionals:
If you work with any young people who may identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender, or who are questioning their sexual or gender identity, please refer them to this survey (link below). We want to attract as diverse a range of responses as possible. Find out more over on the PACE Health webstie: www.pacehealth.org.uk
Click here to begin the survey