Youth

Topics discussed include: a request for a speaker from SMG Dundee; building up contacts with other individuals and organisations; young homosexuals; contact from the Anglican University Chaplain; 'transvestitism'; and the transfer of the Befriender telephone line.

Note: transvestism a historical term used to describe individuals who wear clothes associated with a gender other than their gender assigned at birth.

The minutes of 04/02/1975 are reviewed and further topics raised include young homosexuals, the National Befriending Committee, and Newcastle Friend.

Topics discussed include: how to advise victims on reporting to police; young people; and the use of Broughton Street premises for befriending.

An update on the topic of victim callers is provided as well as discussions on: funding; the young people's group; the Glasgow Befriending Service; the use of the telephone during befriending hours; and security.

Topics discussed include: the young people's group; Gaysoc [this refers to a University's Gay Student Society]; befrienders correspondence; Sappho; and security at premises.

Please note that Sappho was a London based magazine for lesbians and bisexual women. The first issue was published in April 1972 and the last publication was in 1981.

Topics discussed include: the young people's group; Parent's Enquiry; security; meeting with befriendees; the use of Broughton Street for non-befriending members of SMG; an upcoming disco; and a donation from Albany Trust.

Topics discussed include: young people's group; security; and general matters from telephone calls (offers of accommodation, advice on employment, and how to record requests for information).

Topics discussed include: young people's group; premises at 58A Broughton Street; the telephone rota; and where to capture callers names and addresses.

Topics discussed include young people's group, and the befriending room at 58A Broughton Street.

Topics discussed include the referral of 'transsexual' callers to a Glasgow based doctor, the Youth Counselling Service, and meetings with Glasgow Gay Advisory Service (GGAS).