HI shOUT!
We are proud to announce that the shOUT! project is starting again this Saturday same time and place, we are really looking forward to seeing you all there!!
for any new members please give us a call first!! as we can give you the details about the project first
for contact please call 087 73 85 29
take care
hi the Parent Guardians group will be meeting on the Sunday the 5th of Febraury, we will be meeting at Youth Work Ireland 41-43 Prospect Hill
if you would like to attend please contact the project at 087 773 8529 or email shout@youthworkgalway.ie
hi shOUT!
I think this is a real important piece please follow the link
take care and if you are a surviving bullying please tell someone!
hi shOUT!
It seems like ages but the project is open again, if you would like to come in for a chat you are more than welcome.
the group will begin meeting every Saturday starting the 4th of Februaury so we look forward to that
take care everyone
Hey shOUT!, there won’t be anymore Saturday groups until the 4th of February. The project will be closed starting the 17th of December and will re-open on the 18th of January. During this time, both Garry and Sara will not be checking texts, voice messages, e-mails, nor will we be in the office. If you feel you need support, over the next 4 weeks while the project is closed, you can contact the following:
LGBT Helpline: 1890 929 539
1Life: 1800 247 100 or text “help” to 51444
The Samaritans: 1850 609 090 or email: Jo@samaritans.org
Or, if it’s an emergency, you can go to your GP or A&E.
We hope you have a wonderful holiday break and we look forward to seeing you all in the new year!
Nollag Shona :)
After having very successful meetings for parents/guardians of LGBT people, we will continue the groups into the new year. Our next meeting will be held on Sunday the 5th of February at 1pm here at Youth Work Ireland, Galway 41-43 Prospect Hill. Questions? Give us a shout and we can give you more info.
hi shOUT!
This Saturday 26th we will be looking at ceramic’s this is handbuilding with clay,
I will show some simple techniques in how to form shapes as well as give a brief talk on the history of clay from 100,000,000 B.C. to today
it is a great medium to use so I hope to see a lot of you there old and new members and old
GALWAY – Friday 25th and Saturday 26th of November – Galway Community Circus presents The Lost Circus, a production created with Fidget Feet Aerial Dance Theatre, in the Black Box Theatre.
Ireland’s first dedicated youth circus, Galway Community Circus, is getting ready for their autumn show. The Lost Circus is developed by one hundred young Galway Community Circus members with the help of Fidget Feet Aerial Dance Theatre Company and Scarabeus Theatre Company (UK). This is a third successful collaboration between Galway Community Circus and Fidget Feet. This contemporary circus spectacle combines gravity defying aerial dance, daring acrobatics on stilts and stunning visual images through video projections. The production is funded by the Arts Council Young Ensemble Scheme.
Galway Community Circus is a charity based organisation built on fun, innovation and a commitment to inspiring and empowering young people through Circus Arts. They have pioneered the teaching of Circus Arts to young people since 2002 and offer weekly classes in a range of circus skills, such as acrobatics, aerial, stilt walking and juggling, for young people from 5 to 23 years of age and adults.
Fidget Feet Aerial Dance Theatre is Ireland’s foremost Aerial Dance Theatre Company based in Co. Westmeath. They have become renowned internationally as a creative organisation that stretches the boundaries between several arts forms, combining aerial skills with contemporary circus and creating theatre fused with aerial dance, music and video art, making contemporary circus and aerial dance accessible.
The Lost Circus at the Black Box Theatre on Friday 25th and Saturday 26th of November at 7.30pm. Tickets are €12 / €8, or €32 for family ticket (four people) and are available through the Town Hall Theatre, 091-569777 or book online www.tht.ie
Hey all, Sexologist Siobhan O’Higgins will be joining the group this Saturday to provide information around sexual health and well-being. As stated by the World Health Organisation, Sexual Health is: is a state of physical, mental and social well-being in relation to sexuality. It requires a positive and respectful approach to sexuality and sexual relationships, as well as the possibility of having pleasurable and safe sexual experiences, free of coercion, discrimination and violence.
Hope you can join us!
Hi shOUT!
This Saturday12.11.2011 we are going bowling, looking forward to a really fun afternoon so we hope to see you there,
take care shOUT!
(Just up from Eyre Square)
Lesbian? Gay? Bisexual? Transgender? 14 – 23 years old? shOUT!, is a group for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender or simply uncertain individuals aged between 14 and 23 years.
Through weekly social meetings, we aim to provide a place where young LGBT people can be themselves, and socialise with their peers in an open and accepting environment, thus empowering the youth of the west and encouraging a similar attitude in society at large. Put simply, we meet every week to have fun with young people going through similar experiences! If you’re nervous, don’t worry. Somebody will meet you before your first shOUT! group so that you’ll have a friendly face for your first time through the door!
We also provide support to young people through text/phone (087 773 8529), email (lgbtyouthgalway@gmail.com), and face-to-face. While we are not certified counsellors, we are here to listen, and provide non-judgmental support in whatever way we can.
***Please note that we work on a part-time basis and operate during working hours, we are not a 24 hour service. Our phone, text and email services are not generally checked outside of working hours.
Hours of operation are generally: Tuesday - Friday 10am - 5pm and Saturday 1pm-5pm.
