LGBTQ+ Youth Groups
SAYiT run three youth groups for LGBTQ+ or questioning young people. Comets is for 8-10 year olds, Fruitbowl is for 11-17 year olds and Prism is for 18-25 year olds.
We appreciate how hard it can be to make the first step but we would love for you to get in touch. Even if you are not completely sure of your gender identity or sexuality yet, you will be met with understanding and a smile!
Comets
8-10 year olds
Monthly in Sheffield city centre.
Comets is a safe place for 8 to 10 year olds who are exploring their identity to make friends, have fun and meet other like minded young people.
Please contact us if you would like to make a referral to this group. There is an expectation of parents and carers of young people attending this group to be part of the SAYiT Parent & Carer Group
Fruitbowl
11-17 year olds
Thursday evenings (every week) in Sheffield city centre.
Younger group (11-14 year olds)
Older group (15-17 year olds)
Fruitbowl is a safe place where you can explore your gender identity and sexuality and meet like minded people in a safe supporting environment.
Each session has a different activity or theme based on requests from the young people.
Prism
18-25 year olds
Wednesday evenings (every two weeks) in Sheffield city centre.
Prism is a safe place where you can explore your gender identity and sexuality and meet like minded people in a safe supporting environment.
Each session has a different activity or theme based on requests from the young people.
If you are a young person wanting to join SAYiT, please fill out our online referral form. You will have a choice of welcome sessions to attend. This gives you a chance to meet us and see if being involved with SAYiT will be the right fit for you.
If you are a professional referring a young person from another organisation please see here.
Please contact us via phone or email if you would like to make a referral to the Comets group.
We do not offer a drop in service.
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What Our Young People Say
Young Person
“Fruitbowl has been amazing. I have met so many nice people and the workers are brilliant, and always there to help you if you have a problem.”
Youth Programmes
We design and offer great activities and workshops that are requested by members at our youth groups. We have had people come in to deliver sessions such as; spoken word and drama workshops, animals come to visit the groups, made tye die tops, music sessions, sports and also educational session around autism, trans awareness, LGBTQ+ history and self care. We do games nights, film nights, chill out sessions and organise residential retreats!
Over the school holidays we plan projects and events like visiting the theatre, cinema, exhibitions, arts and crafts, trips etc. We currently have some of our work up in the Weston Park Museum!
