Starting 17 April 2023, young people in Zwolle can also drop by to talk – anonymously and without any pressure. Thanks to the collaboration between @ease and Stadkamer, you can stop by every Monday between 3:00 and 6:00 PM at the main Stadkamer location (Zeven Alleetjes 1A). No appointment needed.
Thanks to the collaboration of several local partners, including Mindfit, Impluz, JeugdGGZ, Travers Welzijn, Doekracht, Stadkamer and De Kern, @ease is now starting up in Zwolle.
Judith Prins, location manager of @ease Zwolle:
“Talking to someone your own age in an informal setting is an easy first step when you’re dealing with personal questions or worries. We were looking for a central spot where young people could just walk in.“Because Stadkamer plays such an important role in the Zwolle community, it was a natural fit, and they were immediately excited to collaborate,” adds Diede Bongertman, programme coordinator at Stadkamer. “Every day, young people come here to study, work together or just hang out. Growing up is complex, and talking about problems can be really hard. With this partnership with @ease, we hope to lower the threshold for young people in Zwolle to share what’s on their minds.”
We wish team Zwolle a great start!
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