🏳️🌈 If you're LGBTQ+ and new to the UK, there's still time to book your place at our free cooking session.
The 11 December event will be hosted by IRIS, a new service we've set up with Conversation Over Borders.
See https://t.co/fagD29l5oD for info and to reserve your place.
I’m moving on from @LGBTSwitchboard & proud to be leaving the organisation in a great place with exciting future ahead. We are now looking for a talented #lgbtq leader to help write the next chapter. Please share!
https://t.co/xrvRieciTa
#charityjobs#brighton#lgbt#charityceo
How can primary care support universal access to palliative care?
Register for this webinar to hear experts from around the world give their view.
23 November, 3pm CET
Register: https://t.co/NJiYpiaQY4
As someone with a rare & life threatening condition it terrifies me to think the team caring for me may worry about what ward I’m on instead of my needs. I feel relief deep in my bones with every health professional I see stand with the trans community. Please keep speaking up.🏳️⚧️
We, like many, are deeply offended by the comments made yesterday by the Health Secretary.
Head to our website to read our CEO's statement in full:
https://t.co/WAnGssIdOG
October is breast cancer awareness month! 🍊
Make sure to check your chest as breast cancer can affect anyone, of any gender.
@CoppaFeelPeople have some really fantastic resources for checking your chest if your trans or non-binary - find out more here: https://t.co/Rv8OoKBzH5
59% of LGBTQ+ people have faced discrimination or harassment while accessing homelessness services.
We need to do better to create safe, inclusive environments, starting with training all housing officers on the needs and experiences of this community.
https://t.co/9mEU3eHV6J
“I was in the closet for so long that I never wanted to have that insecurity again where I can’t be who I am”
It is unacceptable that some LGBTQ+ people do not feel safe enough to live openly as themselves in temporary accommodation. This has to change.
https://t.co/73ayyo5Yz6
All of the people we interviewed from the LGBTQ+ community spoke of the pain of not being able to live openly while living in temporary accommodation, and the effect it had on their mental health. Nobody should have to live with the fear of being harassed for who they are.
🚨March updates🚨
Revised march route for tomorrow (Saturday 15th). Timings remain the same. Meet at 11am for the speeches at Jubilee Square (BN1 1GE), the March will start at 12pm.
There will be an accessible meet up at 12:30 at the Clock Tower (BN1 3GJ) for a shorter walk (0.4miles / 0.65 kilometres - which we estimate will take 15-20 minutes).
We have volunteers who can escort people away from the march if needed.
Thank you to our incredible community for this last minute organisation.
"The person you really are is not there, like you’ve been erased"
In Temporary Accommodation, living with strangers comes with the risk of harassment. For LGBTQ+ people, this can mean having to hide their identity for safety.
https://t.co/73ayyo5Yz6
When people become homeless and go to their local authority for support, they can be asked to provide proof of a "local connection".
For LGBTQ+ people who have moved to a new area, this can create significant obstacles to accessing the support they need.
https://t.co/9mEU3eHnhb