Youth Groups
We run weekly youth groups for LGBTQ+ young people aged 13-18 where you’re able to meet with other young people in a comfortable and confidential setting, access information, and participate in fun activities.
Newton Abbot (Face-to-Face)
5-7 pm every Monday in Central Newton Abbot.
Venue accessibility: step-free access, off-street parking, kitchen facilities, accessible toilet
The group is free to attend.
Newton Abbot Youth Support Workers
Totnes (Face-to-Face)
5-7 pm every Monday in Central Totnes.
Venue accessibility: step-free access, off-street parking, kitchen facilities, quiet room, accessible toilet including changing places toilet
The group is free to attend.
Totnes Youth Support Workers
Online Group
Looking for a way to connect with others in a safe and friendly online environment? Join us on Zoom where we catch up, play games, and share news.
There is no pressure to be on camera or talk at our groups – join in as much or as little as you like!
The group is free to attend and runs every Tuesday between 5 pm and 7 pm.
Online Youth Support Workers
Proud2Be youth support workers are also able to offer 121 practical and emotional support:
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