
Creative peer-led involvement
Members are supported to explore creative outcomes including films, interviews and podcasts to share their experiences, insights and observations.

Information and Awareness
Youth Out Loud! promotes information to help young people navigate the health and social care system, based on what matters to them, and shaped by their experiences.

For young people, by young people
As a platform for young people, Youth Out Loud! not only champions their voices, but gives them the skills, knowledge, and confidence to speak up for their needs.
“Working with Youth Out Loud! is something that has empowered me as a young adult. They encouraged a supportive environment that helped me feel heard and valued. Being a part of this group has allowed me to connect with others who share similar experiences to me. Which, in turn, has made speaking up about health and care less intimidating. I think that it’s helped me with my own personal growth to feel more in control and in tune with my own wellbeing” – Youth Out Loud! member
Accessing NHS and social care services as a young Disabled person
For young Disabled people accessing services and support can be a daunting and drawn out process. Read Youth Out Loud!’s recommendations for change.
Keep readingYouth Out Loud! members tackle the stigma of menstruation and endometriosis in new film
Members of Youth Out Loud! have collaborated with a local filmmaker to create a new short film driven by the voices of young people experiencing endometriosis.
Keep reading“I am not going to spend my free time googling that” Young people, social media and health messaging
Over three years we have been speaking to young people in Kingston about the health information they need, and how they want to hear it. What they want most is honest, accessible support from people that they can trust – delivered in ways that fit their world.
Keep readingUnderstanding bereavement, grief, and loss
This short film explores the impact of bereavement and grief and the support available when you’re coping with a loss.
