The young people at Bridport group really enjoyed being able to decorate the pebbles for Act of Hope and Kindness month. They enjoyed the creativity and will leave them in public places in the hope that someone will find them and it will brighten up their day. They also wrote Space Youth Project on the back of them in the hope that it will raise awareness of our charity
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Jane our lovely Dorchester and Weymouth Leader in Charge youth worker went to The Dorchester Market Car Boot Fund award party to receive our certificate from Mel Lane the Mayoress of Dorchester for the £960 donation they have made to Space Youth Project to fund the running of our Dorchester group for a whole year.
A HUGE thank you to the Dorchester Car Boot Fund, its the generosity of organisations like yourselves that Space Youth project can keep support the the young LGBT+ people of Dorchester
Photos by Finnbarr Webster
What is IDAHOBIT?
The 17th May, marks the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, a global moment of solidarity and resistance for LGBT+ communities. Also known as IDAHOBIT! This years' theme is "At the heart of democracy," as a reminder that truly democratic societies must be grounded in justice and freedom for all. IDAHOBIT is a shared moment for communities and allies across the world to generate change in ways that reflect local realities and traditions.
We recommend getting involved this year and there's so many ways you can! For example, share on social media information about IDAHOBIT, issue a statement of LGBT+ solidarity and to reject discrimination, review your organisations equality policies and procedures, or show visible support; do you have a flag you can put up? Every act of solidarity and support contributes to a shared goal of equity!
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