Proud2Be offers interactive workshops and Q&A sessions for young people. The workshops are tailored to suit the needs of the young people you work with. Our sessions are suitable for key stages 1-5.
Why Proud2Be?
- Our facilitators are qualified and experienced youth workers and trainers
- All sessions are interactive and developed in collaboration with Proud2Be youth project participants
- We have ten years’ experience delivering workshops at mainstream and special schools, colleges, youth groups & pupil referral units in Devon and beyond.
For more information please get in touch.
Alternatively, you can email hello@proud2be.org.uk or call 01803 362083.
Year 9 student, Torquay Academy
Over the last year, I have been growing more confident in myself and who I am. When you
came in today and you showed me how happy you are being you…I just can’t describe how
happy I suddenly felt too!
Year 9 Student, Torquay Academy
Year 9 student, Torquay Academy
I’ve been shown more ways of treating people equally in society and will act differently
towards others.
Year 9 student, Torquay Academy
Staff member, Torquay Academy
I really thought Proud2Be were wonderful – the students definitely got a lot out of the
sessions. They were great with the students and really drew some serious thought and
debate out of them.
Staff Member, Torquay Academy
Rhys Davies, PSHE Coordinator at Torquay Boys’ Grammar School
Working with Proud2Be has been invaluable to our students. They discuss important and
potentially sensitive issues with an excellent balance of professionalism and approachability.
The students have thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated the sessions that they have had.
Rhys Davies, PSHE Coordinator at Torquay Boys' Grammar School
Natalie Clark, PSHE Coordinator, King Edward VI Community College
Feedback from both staff and students about the workshops have been really
positive and staff who worked with the students on the day said that the workshops provided
the stimulus for some highly thought-provoking and pertinent discussions.
Natalie Clark, PSHE Coordinator, King Edward VI Community College
Alan Salt, Principal, King Edward VI Community College
Our students are fortunate to be part of a community where Proud2Be are actively helping people to come together and find positive and lasting solutions to change things for the better. They do this with knowledge, sensitivity, humour and tact.
Alan Salt, Principal, King Edward VI Community College
Chrissy Kebbell, The Yard Youth Centre
Rave reviews from the young people and from the conversations I have had, the work was
useful and clarified or changed some attitudes. THANK YOU for your amazing workshop.
Chrissy Kebbell, The Yard Youth Centre
Aggie Szpinda, Healthwatch Devon
Proud2Be used very professional and encouraging methods to engage with young people but also, they made sure that participants felt confident and safe during the work. Proud2Be brought huge value to the whole project.
Aggie Szpinda, Healthwatch Devon
Year 9 student, Torquay Academy
Over the last year I have been growing more confident in myself and who I am. When you came in today and you showed me how happy you are being you…I just can’t describe how happy I suddenly felt too!
Year 9 Student, Torquay Academy
![LGBTQ+ and 11-19 (up to 25 if you have SEND)? Come along to our fun and relaxed online youth group today (and every Tuesday), 5-7pm!To sign up, email us at hello@proud2be.org.uk, call 01803 362083, or DM us. We look forward to (virtually) meeting you![Image description: A purple background with slanted white text at the left side reading: "LGBTQ+ YOUTH GROUP". Below, purple text over a white strip states: "5-7PM - TUESDAYS - ONLINE". Under this, white text reads: "to sign up, contact: hello@proud2be.org.uk, 01803 362083, or DM us @proud2be._" followed by the white Proud2Be butterfly logo. At the right of the graphic is a cartoon of two friends standing inside messenger-style speech bubbles. The first person has long dark hair and brown skin, and wears a pale tank top. The second has short dark hair and brown skin, wears a purple jumper, and is waving to the first.]](https://www.proud2be.org.uk/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
