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[[File:Tyneside young les.jpg|thumb|Tyneside Young Lesbian Project logo|alt=3 cartoon young lesbians labelled "Lesbi Rangers]]'''Tyneside Young Lesbian Project''' ('''Lesbi Rangers''') is a group for 13-19 year old women in [[Tyneside]] who think they may be or identify as lesbian or bisexual.<ref>http://www.mesmacnortheast.com/young-people/ MESMAC North East</ref> | [[File:Tyneside young les.jpg|thumb|Tyneside Young Lesbian Project logo|alt=3 cartoon young lesbians labelled "Lesbi Rangers]]'''Tyneside Young Lesbian Project''' ('''Lesbi Rangers''') is a group for 13-19 year old women in [[Tyneside]] who think they may be or identify as lesbian or bisexual.<ref>http://www.mesmacnortheast.com/young-people/ MESMAC North East</ref> | ||
The group meets one evening a week, in [[Newcastle]] and acts as a source of support and offers a space where its members can socialise in a safe environment and talk in confidence about their sexual orientation and related issues. The group combines issue based educational session with social activities and outings.<ref>http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/directory/tyneside-young-lesbian-project LGBT Consortium Directory</ref> | The group meets one evening a week, in [[Newcastle]] and acts as a source of support and offers a space where its members can socialise in a safe environment and talk in confidence about their sexual orientation and related issues. The group combines issue based educational session with social activities and outings.<ref>http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/directory/tyneside-young-lesbian-project [[LGBT Consortium Directory]]</ref> | ||
The Project is run by [[MESMAC North East]]. | The Project is run by [[MESMAC North East]]. | ||
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Tyneside Young Lesbian Project (Lesbi Rangers) is a group for 13-19 year old women in Tyneside who think they may be or identify as lesbian or bisexual.[1]
The group meets one evening a week, in Newcastle and acts as a source of support and offers a space where its members can socialise in a safe environment and talk in confidence about their sexual orientation and related issues. The group combines issue based educational session with social activities and outings.[2]
The Project is run by MESMAC North East.
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