LGBTQ+ Training Offer

This training is delivering online via MS Teams. If you have specific request for in-person training, please let us know when submitting your training request form. In-person requests will likely add to the cost of the training to cover travel time, cost of transport, accommodations and impact on YPAS core delivery etc.
Our LGBTQ+ Awareness Training is delivered by experienced practitioners and provides organisations with practical knowledge, confidence and resources to better support LGBTQ+ young people. The cost of the training session is £700.

For organisations looking to take their learning further, we also offer our Simulation Training bolt-on for just £249. This interactive session provides an opportunity for participations to further understanding and confidence in talking to, and supporting, LGBTQ+ youth by offering real-life scenario-based activities and insights.

10% discount to those in the CAMHS Partnership and for Rainbow Flag Award schools.
Our training fees covers the costs of staffing, administration and resources to deliver high-quality training session. Importantly, our facilitators do not receive commission for training delivery, and we are not commissioned to deliver these sessions.

By booking our training, organisations are also helping us create a wider positive impact. Any additional income generated through our training is reinvested into our work with LGBTQ+ young people by helping us facilitate weekly youth groups for LGBTQ+ youth, resources for them to use and activities and trips they can attend which bring joy and support their personal and social development.
Our training is for any professional working with children and young people up to the age of 25 years.
There is no upper limit on how many attendees can attend our online training sessions.
Our training is delivered by experienced practitioners with professional backgrounds in youth work, education, and mental health, alongside facilitators who bring valuable lived experience.

Our facilitators have extensive experience working with LGBTQ+ young people aged 10–25 and have strong knowledge and expertise in safeguarding, risk management, taking a rights-based approach and other related areas. They also have a good understanding of local partners and national organisations and services, enabling them to provide relevant and practical signposting.

All participants who attend our training sessions receive supporting resources and relevant signposting information to help them apply their learning and access further support and guidance.
All participants who attend our training sessions receive the training slides, supporting resources, and relevant signposting information to help them apply their learning and access further support and guidance.
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