Whether you’re LGBTQIA+ or still exploring and questioning who you are, it’s important to know that you’re not alone.
The Beyou Project provides a safe, inclusive and supportive space for LGBTQIA+ children and young people in Kent. It’s a place where you can meet other young people, build confidence, develop life skills and feel a sense of belonging.
How Can Support Help?
Support can help you to:
- Build confidence and self-esteem
- Improve your wellbeing
- Develop safe and supportive friendships
- Talk about challenges related to identity
- Navigate relationships, school and home life
- Feel more connected and supported
What Support Is Available?
Support may include:
- Group sessions with other LGBTQIA+ young people
- Short-term one-to-one support
- Opportunities to build confidence and learn new skills
- Safe spaces to share experiences and meet peers
Who Is Support For?
Support is available for LGBTQIA+ children and young people aged 8 to 25, including those who may be questioning or exploring their identity. Referrals are accepted for young people aged 8 to 18.
What Happens Next?
You will have the opportunity to access support that meets your needs, whether that’s through group sessions, one-to-one support or other available options.
The focus is on helping you feel supported, confident and able to be yourself.
Ready to Find Support?
Exploring your identity can sometimes feel challenging, but support is available.
You deserve a safe space where you can be yourself, connect with others and access support when you need it.