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Jul 4
2 min read

We had a great day at Chesil Pride on Saturday despite it getting very hot in the afternoon! Our stall looked fab and was very popular so we have raised a good amount of money for Space. Lisa from The drop in got all her LGBT+ young people to come and meet us and we really promoted the new Portland group. 


We promoted our Weymouth, Dorchester and Bridport groups. Nat spoke to a young person for Bridport group who is 13 so will fit well with the other member. And had a lot of interest for Weymouth group.


We also had young people interested in Bournemouth and Poole groups.

I met an ex member from Dorchester group came over to say hello. They were really pleased to see me and we had a good catch up chat and they are really doing very well.

Steph our fab supernova was wonderful doing the glitter tattoos and said they really enjoyed themselves, it was nice to get out and it was fun.


I introduced Nat to the deputy mayor as he lives on Portland.

A couple of young people who have come to Portland group came over to say hello.

Debs had her stall there and helped us structuring our flag to stay up.

Wagamama's have taken lots of our leaflets to go around their venues and had them on their food stall all day. 


Naomi came to our stall and she is going to be in touch about doing a poetry session at Weymouth group as Lyds said they were inspired by the Proud poetry night.

We were busy for the whole day with a constant stream of visitors to the stall The atmosphere was brilliant, a lovely atmosphere of joy and kindness.

We made a good team and raised £183 for Space - written by Jane, a youth worker




 

At Dorchester group the young people were getting ready for Bourne Free Pride in July by creating banners for the parade and they made up 3 great chants for the young people to sing during the parade



 
Jul 1
1 min read

Space Youth Project were given the opportunity to bring five young people to Go Ape on Sunday 21st June for free as Go Ape were supporting Pride month.


First, we got equipped with harnesses and were shown how to use the carabiners attached to them. After the short training course, we made our way to the first level. 


To get up into the trees, we had to climb the inside of an extremely tedious tower. Once we were up, we balanced across bridges, tightropes and hanging platforms. 



After a slight issue with one of the zip wires, we finally completed the first level and got back to the ground with another tower.


Some of the young people continued to the next 3 levels in which there were even longer zip lines and a skateboard.



The staff were friendly and talkative and they helpfully directed us.

 

After completing all the levels, we got given a certificate for completing it and took a group photo! - Kerian, a supernova



A HUGE thanks to Emily and Zoe from Go Ape for arranging this for us

 

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