Young Persons Club is a great way to meet LGBT+ persons, play games and participate in fun, informative workshops. 

The first part of the session is social, where members play games, have a bite to eat or enjoy a hot drink. If it is your first time, you will be shown around and introduced to others. All participants are required to wear a name tag with the preferred gender pronoun. 

The second part is the workshop; topics vary greatly between sessions and often are delivered by external facilitators or members. 

The session finishes with an evaluation on Mentimeter and clears out. We ask you to help where you can.  



 

Young Persons' Club

Zainab Hamid

It was amazing I really appreciated the company and how safe I felt. I felt seen and understood very well. It was my first ever time coming to this club and I have so many words but Im grateful I come to it.

Emilio  Santoriello 

Everybody was really friendly made me feel very welcome. I am looking forward to returning to see them all again.

Nyajeh Foday 

Lovely could use some diversity but that’s not really a fault of the people there.

Ottilie Burrill Smith

Very cool space with very friendly mentors and participants and interesting presentations and activities.

Amir Marvdashti

Great place with amazing people and a safe, inclusive environment where you can truly be yourself. Highly recommend it!

Date of Birth

Theatre: Hadestown

Helen Shaw

Mosaic outing to Southampton, in collaboration with Zest

Drei Jarmakowicz

I love being outside of London I got the chances to relax myself and at least free my mind from all of the things going on for the meantime thank you mosaic for the wonderful day and I really enjoyed it.

Dungeons and Dragons session at Mosaic

Maxine  Sinclair

Absolutely need more,we need more dungeons and dragons. It was wonderful and so much fun.

Srikanto Mi

The DM was amiable and accommodating, I really appreciated the whole experience. However, the two DMs were told that the session ended at 4:00 pm, and ended the activity then; while we were told that it would end at 6:00 pm. We only found out about this discrepancy at the end of the D&D session, having to change our planned journeys home.

Film: Young Hearts at Curzon Bloomsbury

The best Film that I never watched in my life even tho the language it was on Belgium but it was amazing it. I really recommended watching it and trust me it will make you cry a lot 

Queering Dickens at the Charles Dickens Museum

Ozzy  Kirby

It’s was so exciting to be part of Charles Dickens museum project and even tho I was so anxious and nervous about it I managed to be chatty with the rest of the group and I’m so excited for the rest of the project 

● I respect people's diversity and celebrate them for who they are.
● I respect and use the name and gender pronouns chosen by individuals.
● I am responsible for keeping Mosaic safe and inclusive; therefore, I actively
help to challenge any prejudice, stereotypes and discrimination, as well as
all forms of bullying. I am respectful towards staff and fellow members, as
well as external visitors.
● I help keep the space alcohol and drugs free.
● As a smoker, I smoke outside, but I never encourage others to smoke or roll
tobacco inside the building. I know I will be supported and encouraged to
quit should I choose to do so.
● I communicate clearly to the best of my abilities, refraining from vulgar
language as it can be offending to others around me.
● I ask for clarification when I do not understand something.
● I take responsibility for my own actions and learning.
● I respect other people’s beliefs, boundaries and property.
● I challenge a person's statements, not the person themselves.
● I am committed to being an active and positive participant in the activities
on offer.
● I am encouraging, supporting and inclusive of others in all activities.
● I am listened to when I speak, and I listen when others speak.
● I am responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of matters brought up at
Mosaic and I report any concerns I have to a mentor.
● I am aware that mentors are available to see me to discuss any issues I
might have. I know that they are here to make sure I am safe and well and feel
part of the community.
● I understand that mentors are unable to give me their personal contact
details and cannot see me in a personal capacity outside of Mosaic.
● I am mindful of my own safety and the safety of others. I report all health
and safety concerns to a mentor.
● I never talk about people behind their backs, and I challenge those who do.
● I consider the environmental and ethical impact of the choices I make, and I
help Mosaic in the collective efforts to make a positive difference.
● I am the change I want to see.

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