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  • Room to Rant - a space to let it all out through rap

    Room to Rant is open to young men aged 16-25, including trans, non-binary and gender-diverse people. It’s about finding community and feeling heard, all through music. You don’t need to be a rapper or have any experience, just be up for giving it a go.

    Sessions run in Brighton on a Wednesday and Worthing on a Thursday.

    Please make sure you read our Privacy Notice. It will help you to understand:

    • why we collect the information we ask you for
    • how we keep your personal data safe
    • what your rights are

  • STOP!

    Please gain the young person's explicit consent before making a referral.

  • Referrer's contact details 

  • Notes for completing the rest of the form

    As this form can be used by young people for self-referral, the rest of the questions speak directly to them (rather than being in the third person like a traditional referral form). 

    If you're not with the young person while completing the form, you'll need the following details for them:

    YP contact details: name, DOB, email address, phone number, home address.
    Emergency contact: name, email address, phone number, home address.

    If there are any questions within the Equality & Diversity sections that you're not sure how the young person would answer, you can choose 'prefer not to say'. 

  • Your contact details (young person)

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  • About things that affect your wellbeing

    It's good for us to have a picture of the types of difficulties you might be facing, and what support you've accessed (if any). 

    If you'd rather not go into it right now, that's fine - you can leave it blank and hit the next button. You'll have Room to Rant about it later 😉

  • GP details

    It's useful for us to have this info in case you'd like us to contact your GP about further support. 

    If you'd rather not give us these details you can leave it blank and hit the next button. 

  • Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (young person)

    We at AudioActive want to make sure everyone, from any background, has equal access to our projects and feels included. Asking diversity questions helps us to make sure we're doing everything we can to achieve this.

    We understand that some of this information is quite personal, so if you feel uncomfortable answering any of the questions in this section, you can choose 'prefer not to answer'.

  • Equality, Diversity & Inclusion continued

    We understand that some of this information is quite personal, so if you feel uncomfortable answering any of the questions in this section, you can choose 'prefer not to answer'.

  • What do we mean by neurodiversity?

    Everyone's brain is unique - there's no "correct" way for it work. Neurodiversity celebrates the wide range of ways that people see and respond to the world; including those with ADHD, autism, dyslexia and learning differences.

  • Access requirements and any other info

    Just type 'no' or 'N/A' if not relevant

  • Emergency contact information

    Who we'd need to contact if there was an accident or emergency. This should be your next of kin - usually a relative or long-term partner.

  • We need your consent to store and process the data (information) you've provided!

    If you haven't already, please read our Privacy Notice. 

    We will send important updates about sessions to the young person's email. In the event of an accident or emergency we will contact the named person via phone and/or email.

    If you have any questions, please email data@audioactive.org.uk. 

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