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Freedom Centre Celebrates Open Day

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The Freedom Centre opened its doors this afternoon for it’s annual open day.

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The Freedom Centre team invited members of the community to find out more about their activities and services, as well as sharing some vegan cakes decorated with rainbows.

The centre’s aim is to be a place for young people (under 26) to support each other and their communities .The team at the freedom centre help young people to be informed, happy and healthy about their sexuality, sex and gender.

The drop-in centre is a safe space to hang out, have fun, meet other LGBTIQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Intersex, Queer & Questioning) young people and get peer-support and info.

To find out more about the Freedom Centre head to their website. 

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