Monaghan
Monaghan & Cavan Rainbow Youth
Cavan & Monaghan Rainbow Youth is an LGBTi+ youth project covering Counties Cavan & Monaghan. It provides support for young people, between 12-24 years, to allow them to safely engage & develop, through one on one, group & peer support.
We hold weekly drop-in’s in Cavan & Monaghan Towns, along with supporting other youth services throughout the region.
For details on where and when we meet, the different age ranges in the groups and any other question you might have, feel free to contact us:
- Find us: Focus Family Resource Centre, Main Street, Killeshandra, Co Cavan.
- Phone us: 049 436 4065 (Office), 087 219 3904
- Email us: info@camry.ie
- website: camry.ie
- Facebook, Twitter, Insta, SC: @CAMrainbowyouth
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