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What is Strong Safe Fabulous?
Every young person deserves to feel safe in their body, their home, and their relationships - especially if they’re LGBTIQA+.
Strong Safe Fabulous is here to help:
• 🌈 Support LGBTIQA+ teens to recognise red flags and stay safe
• 💬 Give parents and carers the tools to have better conversations
• 🛠️ Equip schools, services and allies with real strategies that work
📚 Dive into (or share) our resources, guides, and videos below.
👉 strongsafefabulous.online/
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🌈 Join the #StrongSafeFabulous Movement
Every family deserves to live free from violence. The Strong Safe Fabulous initiative supports LGBTIQA+ families with:
*Tip sheets for parents, educators, and allies
*Training videos and webinars
*Children’s programs featuring Busy Izzy & Friends
*Social media toolkits to raise awareness and much more
Let’s work together to create safer, more inclusive communities. Explore the resources, be part of the change and share with your networks to spread the word.
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🌈 Being a great ally this Pride Month starts with respect, acceptance, and action.
Allies are supporters, friends and helpers. You don’t need to personally know someone to stand with them — your words, actions and attitudes can make a difference.
Want to learn more about how to be a better ally to LGBTQ+ children, young people and families?
💻 Visit our Allies & Community page for information, ideas and tips:
👉 strongsafefabulous.online/resource_category/allies-community/
Because showing up matters — this month and every month.
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