Outway
Stichting Outway
Eindhoven, Netherlands
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Outway is a foundation based in Eindhoven, Netherlands working on lgbtq+, children & youth.
Stichting Outway is a Dutch foundation run by volunteers that helps LGBTQ+ young people and young adults in the Netherlands live openly at home, at school, in clubs and at work. Its services include one-to-one support from trained volunteer buddies (Hojobuddy), a camp for young people (Hojokamp), weekend events (Hojoweekend) and group travel for adults (Out Away). The foundation aims for full acceptance of homosexuality and gender identity in society and offers information, advice and support on self-acceptance and acceptance by family, friends and peers. It is based in Eindhoven.
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Hojobuddy
LGBTQ+ · Netherlands
One-to-one support from trained volunteer buddies who answer questions and advise LGBTQ+ young people on coming out, identity and everyday challenges, by the platform the young person chooses.
Hojokamp
LGBTQ+ · Netherlands
A week-long camp for young people aged 13 to 25 with homo, bisexual and/or transgender feelings, offering a safe setting to make friends and share experiences.
Hojoweekend
LGBTQ+ · Netherlands
Weekend events for LGBTQ+ young people aged 13 to 25 (or 13 to 35 in some descriptions), each centred on a theme such as self-image, identity, gender, relationships or friendships.
Out Away
LGBTQ+
Group travel trips for LGBTQ+ people aged roughly 20 to 35 to explore Europe and meet others in a supportive group setting.
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