We do this by providing accessible activities, programmes and services that aim to empower community members, provide essential resources, advocate for young LGBT+ rights, and embrace, promote and endorse the diversity of young persons.
We are committed to building a strong and cohesive LGBT+ community that is safe, free from prejudice, and thriving. A community where every LGBT+ young person feels empowered, inspired and proud of who they are.



17th July 2026, 7-10:30pm.
Regents Park Tenants Association Social Club
Dick Colins Hall,
Robert Street,
London,
NW1 3FB
Dress as you like! Fancy dress, prom dress, casual dress - anything from jeans and t-shirt to a wedding dress - it is your Prom you do you!
This event is limited to under 18s
If you have clothes you no longer need, or if you'd like to pick up something new at no cost, join us for our quarterly Young Queers' Clothes Swap! Browse, connect, and enjoy an afternoon in the company of other Queers all while helping to reduce clothing waste.
If anything you bring isn't snapped up we will happily donate it to a charity on your behalf. Otherwise, you're welcome to donate them yourself or take them back.
You can bring along as much or as little clothing as you like. There is no minimum nor maximum.
You don't actually have to bring anything at all as we will have plenty of donations from corporate partners to supplement the swap. YES, you read it right - we will have a lot of brand-new clothing alongside the swap items.


We are so grateful for their support in helping us to deliver our services and continue to ensure that financial difficulty is no barrier to any LGBT+ young person accessing our support.
The Garfield Weston Foundation is a family founded grant-maker supporting charities operating in a wide variety of sectors across the UK that make a positive difference within their communities.
Established by W. Garfield Weston in 1958 through an endowment of shares in the family business – now known as Associated British Foods plc – the Foundation continues to be guided by the Weston Family. The Trustees, each of whom are direct descendants of the founder, play an active, informed role in its work.
This successful model has ensured that our charitable donations have grown as the businesses have grown, enabling the Foundation to award grants totalling nearly £1.7 billion since its establishment. The most recent financial year 2024-2025 saw the Foundation give away almost £130 million to 2,967 charities.
We are so grateful for their support in helping us to deliver our services and continue to ensure that financial difficulty is no barrier to any LGBT+ young person accessing our support.
If you'd like to find out more about the fantastic work John Lyon's Charity does, you can have a look at their website by clicking the button below.
In October 2024, Mosaic LGBT+ Young Person’s Trust joined up with Publica CIC to explore feelings of safety and belonging with our young persons’ club members at our centre in Camden.
Using the four creative techniques of Street Tagging, Collective Mapping, Model Making and Manifesto Writing, our LGBT+ young persons explored what (and where) feels safe, accessible, and inclusive in the area, and laid out their vision for a Camden where all young persons are free to be their true, unfiltered selves.
You can read the full project report and watch our young persons present their manifesto below.
Publica is an urban design and public realm practice, bringing research and intelligence to urban change. You can find out more about the wonderful work they do at their website by clicking the button below.

Here's what our young persons have to say about us!


