Bray LGBT young people and Friends drop-in

22/08/2025

If just got your results (congratulations) and wondering about your next steps, alternatives to CAO or how the offers will work or just want to chat about them, Paul is always around to help and we also have lots of info on our Youth Info website

https://crosscareyouthinfo.ie/education/leaving-cert/

Best of luck to the Leaving Cert Students 2025! Check out information about all your options after the Leaving Cert at our Leaving Cert Hub. Check out our Leaving Cert Hub

https://crosscareyouthinfo.ie/education/leaving-cert/

20/08/2025

We are joining with youth work organisations nationally calling for a €21.3 m increase in funding for youth services, so we can reach more young people, protect essential services, and build stronger, safer communities across Ireland.

If you have a couple of minutes to spare we would appreciate your support to improve support for youth work in Ireland - to show that more than being something nice to have, that it is something essential for every community

People from all generations are calling on politicians to fund youth work in Budget26. Will you join us?

30/07/2025

Child Trafficking has been documented in every country across the globe, and Ireland is no exception. Child victims of trafficking can be ‘hidden in plain sight’ within cities, towns and villages, including Bray.

Human Trafficking refers to Sexual Exploitation, Employment Exploitation and the Trafficking of our young people into criminality, especially in relation to illegal drug use and supply.

Trafficking of our young people into criminality has become an area of serious concern in recent years and we are hoping to get this message out into the community.

Bray Anti-Human Trafficking Committee comprises of representatives from An Gardai and local community groups collaborating to produce information resources and raise awareness about the problem of Child Trafficking.

24/07/2025

Parents and carers of LGBTQ+ young people might be interested in the new service launched by Belong To

It is essentially an 'ask me anything' page, where parents or carers can ask questions anonymously and get a reply from their family support worker - More info at the link below

How it Works This is a free service for the parents and carers of LGBTQ+ young people. We will read every question that is submitted here.  We will answer a selection of questions each week.  If selected, your question and answer will be visible here within two weeks of asking. Please check back i...

30/06/2025

Group member Barra John was chosen to deliver a speech on behalf of Belong To at Dublin Pride's Merrion Square Family event.

We continue to be impressed by and immensely proud of Barra and all our young people who are finding their path to adulthood

25/06/2025

Check out the pride page on Crosscare Youth Info page

We are here to support and celebrate with you not only for pride month but throughout the year. We are committed to providing a safe space for all young people in our services, where they are free to be and express themselves.

25/06/2025

Rights in the workplace for LGBTQ+ young people

12/06/2025

12/06/2025

Carers Week can be a good time for you to focus on you, find the supports out there just for you, whether it’s help accessing college, someone to talk to or meeting other young carers etc. Find out more information on supports available

https://crosscareyouthinfo.ie/supports-for-young-carers/

13/05/2025

There's an event happening in The Palm in Bray on Saturday that will be worth attending for our ex-members or parents or at least those over 18 :) Celebrate the anniversary of the Marriage Equality Referendum

12/05/2025

Our admin office for the project - through Bray youth service has moved and is experiencing some disruption, but our weekly group continues as normal in the Seomra Youth Centre, and staff are contactable via 0867792587

- Bye bye St Bricins -

As of today, Monday 11th May, Bray Youth Service admin office has vacated premises at St Bricins on The Herbert Road.

We are moving into the recently renovated Holy Redeemer Parish Centre directly across the road. While the distance is short, the logistics of moving are complex and at the moment we do not have reliable email and office telephone services

Staff can be contacted via their mobile phone numbers. The office landline isn't operating at the moment, but all emails are still accessible, although their may be a short delay.

The operation of our various services, including the Drug Ed programme, Youthspin, Seomra, Newtown, Kilcoole and Rathnew Youth projects will be hopefully delivered with the minimum of disruption.

Normal admin services will resume as soon as we settle in to our new home, apologies for any inconvenience.

07/03/2025

A few photos from our Conference, 'Explore The Lore', jointly hosted by ourselves and the Arklow LGBTQ+ Youth Group, kindly supported by Wicklow Children and Young People Services Committee