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National LGB&T Partnership Trans Health Factsheets
The National LGB&T Partnership was established in early 2010, in order reduce health inequalities and challenge homophobia, biphobia and transphobia within public services. These factsheets have been prepared by members of the National LGB&T Partnership in collaboration with cliniQ, Mermaids, TransForum Manchester, with support from Public Health England.
Website: https://nationallgbtpartnership.org/publications/trans-health-factsheets/
National LGBT Domestic Abuse Helpline
Broken Rainbow is organisation dedicated to confronting and eliminating domestic violence and abuse within and against the LGBT communities
Website: http://www.galop.org.uk/domesticabuse/
Tel: 0800 999 5428
Email: help@galop.org.uk
Navigate Brighton
Navigate is a group for transgender men, trans masculine people, genderqueer people, non-binary people, those assigned intersex and/or female at birth that fit somewhere else on or off the spectrum or those who are questioning their gender identity.
We will provide a social space, support, advice and co-ordinate local campaigns relevant to those we support.
Website: https://navigatebrighton.wordpress.com/
NHS – The Expert Patients Programme (EPP)
The Expert Patients Programme (EPP) is a free self-management course developed for people living with any long-term health condition, such as heart disease, diabetes, asthma, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, depression, back pain, chronic fatigue syndrome etc.
Website: https://www.sussexcommunity.nhs.uk/services/servicedetails.htm?directoryID=16306
Tel: See website
Email: See website
NHS Guide to STIs
The NHSs list of STIs with a brief description of them.
Website: http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/Sexually-transmitted-infections/Pages/Introduction.aspx
NHS Trans
Information on how to find a Gender Identity Clinic
Website: http://www.nhs.uk/Livewell/Transhealth/Pages/Transhealthhome.aspx
No Holds Barred Differently Abled Circus Project
No Holds Barred is run by people with disabilities or from a marginalised group. The aim is to build each other up and change the way things are done, by linking together people with disabilities, marginalised groups, collaborators and anyone wishing to make a difference. As a baseline No Holds Barred is trying to make activities and communities physically, emotionally and practically accessible. From this point hoping that systems will be created that many people will feel they are able to make a difference to themselves and those around them. It is not a static group so people can begin to create the things that they dream of and creating new dreams together. Also see our facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/556282961141743/
Website: https://noholdscircus.wordpress.com
Email: joinnoholdsbarred@gmail.com
Older & Out
We are a fully inclusive social group for local Older LGBTQUI people. Based in Brighton, open to all.
Every month we provide a social network and community space in our fully accessible Centre where youll get the chance to socialise and meet new people. Also Each month we provide a tasty, nutritious lunch and in amongst the socialising, we have guest speakers and facilitate discussion groups/ workshops on issues and topics of interest to members.
Website: http://www.olderandoutbrighton.org.uk/
Tel: 01273 699000
Email: info@olderandoutbrighton.org.uk
Somerset Day Centre
62 St Jamess Street
Brighton
BN2 1PR
Opening Doors London
Opening Doors London (ODL) is the biggest charity providing information and support services specifically for older (50+) LGBT+ people in the UK. We are a membership organization providing regular social opportunities across the capital to help develop networks and communities for LGBT+ people, aged over 50.
We also offer specialist training and consultancy for statutory and voluntary organisations, such as care homes, housing associations and hospitals, to help them understand the needs of older LGBT+ people. LGBTQ Support Worker: gsmith@pavilions.org.uk
Website: http://openingdoorslondon.org.uk/
Tel: 020 7239 0400
Opening Doors London, Tavis House, 1-6 Tavistock Square,
London, WC1H 9NA
Outline
Outline provides support to people with their sexuality and gender identity, including but not limited to the lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and trans community of surrey, primarily through a helpline, website and support groups.
Tel: Office: 01483 727667 Helpline: 01483 727 667
Email: info@outlinesurrey.org.uk
Pavilions
Pavilions works to make life better for those affected by alcohol and drugs.
Pavilions provides adult Drug & Alcohol Services for Brighton & Hove. Support is available to anyone concerned about their drug or alcohol use, or for the families & carers supporting those struggling with substance misuse.
Pavillions have an LGBTQ support/outreach worker who provides specialist support to those who identify as LGBTQ
Website: http://www.pavilions.org.uk
Tel: Freephone: 0800 014 9819 LGBTQ Support Worker: 07884476634
Email: info@pavilions.org.uk
Various Locations (see website)
PinkUk
PinkUk is a resource for LGBTQ+ people living in or visiting the United Kingdom who are interested in using gay / LGBTQ+ friendly venues and services in the UK or who are visiting leading gay-friendly destinations and venues around the world. PinkUk also lists major LGBTQ+ events in the UK and from around the world along with leading Worldwide pride festivals.
Listings
Basic listing: Free
Premium Service: £50/year
Banner add
£25/month £250/year
Website: https://pinkuk.com
Email: dave@pinkuk.com
Possability People
We provide free, independent information and support to everyone including disabled people, their carers, families and friends.
Website: https://www.possabilitypeople.org.uk/
Tel: 01273 894040. If you are Deaf or hard of hearing, text us on 07774 910064
Email: hello@possabilitypeople.org.uk
Main Office
Montague House, Montague Place Brighton, BN2 1JE
Press for Change
The UK’s leading experts in transgender law. Press for Change has been a key lobbying and legal support organisation for Trans people in the UK. since it’s formation in 1992
Website: www.pfc.org.uk/
Tel: 08448708165
Email: office@pfc.org.uk
BM Network
London
WC1N 3XX