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SAYiT Fruitbowl (age 11-14)

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Dates and Schedule
Next event:
Every 2 weeks on Thursday at to
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Children and Younger People (under 18)
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Price
FREE
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SAYiT Fruitbowl (age 11-14) is for young people who are LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, questioning+) or questioning their gender or sexuality. The group is run by the LGBT+ charity SAYiT.

Fruitbowl is run by SAYiT youth workers who work to ensure the groups reflect the wants and needs of their members. In the past they have had people come in to deliver sessions such as; spoken word and drama workshops, animals come to visit the groups, made tie-dye tops, music sessions, sports and also educational session around autism, trans awareness, LGBT+ history and self care.

SAYiT Fruitbowl (age 11-14) runs fortnightly on Thursdays 5-7pm.

There is also a similar fortnightly group for 15-17 year olds which runs on alternate Thursdays from this one. More details on the SAYiT Fruitbowl (age 15-17) entry entry.

If you are a young person interested in Fruitbowl, contact them and they will arrange an initial meeting to see if it will be the right fit for you: E: [email protected] or T: 0114 308 1228.

If you are referring a young person from another organisation please check the referral information on their website www.sayit.org.uk/referrals

You can find out more on their youth groups page.

Please note: events may not be running on bank holidays and over the Christmas period. Please double check with the organiser (before attending) if you are unsure.

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Organised by SAYiT

SAYiT is a local charity providing support and social opportunities to LGBTQ+ young people in Sheffield.

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