Queerbeatbullying will start as a pan-London project, but the youth charity hopes to secure more funding to enable it to expand nationally.
The project will enable young people involved in lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community groups to educate their peers and share their experiences, as well as providing a point of contact for young people suffering homophobic bullying.
The charity also plans to use art, music and sport to engage young people in its work nationally over the next two years.
This summer, BBMasterKlass, a sports-based bullying-prevention programme, will be rolled out across London, having been piloted in six boroughs.
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