SYP Dorchester's Halloween Prep!

At Dorchester group the young people were getting ready for Halloween by making some "trick or treat" bags to collect their goodies this week!

One of our young people kindly brought in lots of interesting items, such as leaves, to allow the young people to really be inspired by the Autumn season and to make their trick or treat bags very unique.

We have some very artistic young people that attend our Dorchester group as you can see! The police officers that attend the group got fully involved too as well!

SYP Poole's Pumpkins!

At Poole group the young people are getting ready for Halloween! It was a messy evening carving pumpkins! As you can see the young people thoroughly enjoyed themselves and got very creative with their designs!

Space Youth Project was kindly donated 20 pumpkins by Sharon and her team at Sopley Farm in Christchurch - if you fancy picking your own pay them a visit!

Step Bi Step

Last year, I was given the opportunity, through Space Youth Project, to get in contact with Laura Clarke, an author who was in the process of creating a book for Bi+ (Bisexual, and sexualities under that umbrella, such as Pansexual, Omnisexual, and more) people, and questioning Bi+ people. The book was created as a self-proclaimed ‘Ultimate Guide for Bisexual, Pansexual, and Queer Young People’, and, after getting into contact with Laura, I had the pleasure of sending a quote to be put into the book! 

In September 2025, I was sent my own copy of the book, and I’ve really enjoyed reading it so far. It’s a really interesting and informative guide, while retaining comedic factors, too, and I would absolutely recommend it to anyone who either is Bi+/questioning, or just anybody who is interested in learning more about Bi+ identities and experiences (and not just because I’m in it!).

The book is called ‘Step Bi Step’ by Laura Clarke, and it was a really exciting opportunity for me to be involved in it. Written by Will, a Supernova