Gibraltar Youth Service Staff Engage In LGBTQ+ Inclusivity Training

Gibraltar Youth Service staff members have recently participated in a training workshop delivered by the LGBTQ+ Committee.
A statement from the Government follows below:
The purpose of the training was for staff to understand the importance of inclusive language, and the wide spectrum of LGBTQ+ identities, with the aim of gaining knowledge and tools to create inclusive affirming environments for all young people.
Through open discussion, the training highlighted existing barriers faced by LGBTQ+ youth and further prepared staff with the confidence to address these barriers and promote equality in everyday practice.
Principal Youth Officer Mark Zammit stated; “This training is part of our ongoing commitment to ensuring that every young person who walks through our doors feels seen, heard, and safe. The Youth Service recognises the diverse experiences of LGBTQ+ youth and are dedicated to building spaces where every young person can be themselves. We continue to champion a culture where all young people are supported so they can thrive.”

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