children & young people Archives - #StrongSafeFabulous

Resources for children & young people

Everyone deserves to be safe – at home, at school and in the community. On this page you can learn about how YOU, along with other children and young people, can be an ally (a friend) to LGBTIQA+ people and how your actions, words and support can help make safer communities for LGBTIQA+ people and families.

If you read or see anything on this website that makes you feel uncomfortable or if you would like to talk to someone, please call Kids Helpline – 1800 55 1800 or www.kidshelpline.com.au.

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Strong Safe Fabulous – Youth

View our latest Strong Safe Fabulous social media campaign videos.

Tip sheet

Guide – Starting a student collective

A step-by-step guide to starting an LGBTIQA+ student collective at your school.

Training

Quick tips – starting an LGBTIQA+ student collective at your school

Strong Safe Fabulous quick tips for starting an LGBTIQA+ student collective at your school.

Panel Discussion

Coming out and inviting in

Join Twenty10 and our Strong Safe Fabulous youth ambassador for this webinar, looking at supporting young people who have ‘come out’.

Panel Discussion

Respectful Relationships

Explore what makes relationships respectful.

Panel Discussion

LGBTIQA+ student collectives

Hear about starting, operating and supporting LGBTIQA+ student collectives in schools.

Panel Discussion

What I wish they knew – reflections of transgender youth

Hear from young LGBTIQA+ people about what they wish others knew, and learn more about how to support transgender youth.

Panel Discussion

Helping LGBTIQA+ young people to be safe and to be seen – hosted by Wear It Purple

Featuring the team from Wear It Purple, this practical webinar provides an introduction to some of the important issues young LGBTIQA+ people and young people being raised by LGBTIQA+ parents are facing, and how they can be kept safe and be seen.

Training