* Trafford Talkshop
Talkshop is an advice, support and information centre for young people aged 11 to 19 (up to 25 with additional needs or care leavers).
The Talkshop offer a confidential service. This enables us to offer a safe and non-judgemental environment for young people to seek the help they need.
Advice and information
Talkshop Drop-Ins - Sexual Health help
Connexions Careers Guidance Service
Pregnancy and Parenthood
Butterflies Young Parents Group - Sale
Help when young people need it most
Trafford Talkshop: Early Help Hub for Young People
Talkshop Young People's Sexual Health Clinic with The Northern at Urmston Cinic
Other Services delivered from Talkshop
Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE)
Emoptional Wellbeing support for young people who go missing or are exploited
Rainbow Reflections LGBT+ group run by Proud Trust
Mental Health Support from 42nd Street
Help with substance misuse from Early Break
More youth work in Trafford
Talkshop Trafford is part of Trafford Youth Engagement Service that includes Talkshop, Street Talk, Connexions and Activity Agreement.
Instagram: Talkshoptrafford
Who to contact
- Telephone
- 0161 912 2453 0161 912 2453
- https://www.facebook.com/traffordyouthservice
- https://twitter.com/talk_trafford
- Parent Organisation
- * Trafford Youth Engagement Service (YES)
Where to go
- Name
- Talkshop
- Address
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Sale Waterside
Tatton Road
Sale
Manchester
- Postcode
- M33 7ZF
- View M33 7ZF on a map
Time / Date Details
- When is it on
- Drop-In is available on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 2pm-5pm.
Who is it for?
- Ages
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- From 11 to 19 years
- up to 25 years for young people with additional needs or who are care leavers
- Eligibility Details
For any young person in Trafford
Accessibility
- Details
We have an accessible toilet and baby changing facilities.
Costs
- Details
- Free
Availability
- Referral Required?
- No
- Referral Details
Services can be accessed directly by young people dropping in, or via a Single Agency Referral Form or Early Help Assessment completed by schools, medical professionals, the police, social care workers and voluntary sector partners.
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