Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Lgbtq

Club F.O.D Club F.O.D has developed four distinct areas that further our charitable purpose:Club F.O.D at The BlagraveClub F.O.D at HomeClub F.O.D in the communityFund Of Diversity Based in Reading, our aim is to prevent social isolation for LGBT people and provide dedicated safe spaces for all members of the LGBT spectrum.

Running the Annual LGBT Pride Festival to celebrate the diversity of the LGBT community and to increase the social cohesion and inclusiveness of the LGBT local community. Other events are organised including but not limited to IDAHOT, TDOR, National Coming Out Day, TDOV, World Aids Day, LGBT History Month. Running awareness campaigns surrounding LGBT sexual health and identity issues.

Tel, email & face to face support to LGB&T people, their family & friends; Information website;Training services & case-by-case interventions to other organisations;Schools & college sessions to students to address homophobia/transphobia & acceptance of LGBTQ people;Saturday daytime group in Gloucester for 14-18yr olds, 'GayGlos Youth';Parents Group;Cross-sector strategic engagement.

Through our own fundraising activities, we will invite existing charities and groups to access funds to provide support and opportunities for the local LGBTQ community. We will promote emotional wellbeing; enabling people to live safely and openly in the community we call home.

Pride in Belper promotes LGBTQ visibility and allyship. Information and support are given to local schools, churches, shops, and community groups in the form of guidance and knowledge around inclusion and belonging. We hold an annual LGBTQ pride event in the heart of Belper Derbyshire which is open to all and involves organisations, charities and businesses in the area of Belper.

We are a community based charity for LGBTQ-plus individuals in Ely. We have created a safe place for people to meet in Ely. Our first Ely Pride event was held in August 2018 and this has been well supported within the City. Our ultimate aim is to be able to offer more support by working with other organisations and in particular to educate around diversity and inclusion.

We primarily provide Sunday worship services in East London for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered communities, but are open to all members of the community. We also offer regular opportunities for education and training in issues relating to sexuality for the wider community.

Facilitated support and social spaces.Materials delivering advice & awareness around health and social care for trans people.Project work (local/national) to deliver the aims of the Charity.Local events to deliver awareness and education around issues of equality and diversity.Advice and consultation with organisations and services to directly benefit transgender people.

Providing opportunities for members of the LGBT to compete in rugby through tolerant and accepting clubs and teams, through community outreach, competitive play and tournament events that stand for tolerance and acceptance in sports; and working with the rugby governing bodies and other partner organisations worldwide to improve tolerance and acceptance of LGBT athletes at all levels of the sport.

To protect and promote the mental and emotional health of persons who are victims of intentional or reckless HIV transmission by providing a counselling and information service and in such others ways as the trustees consider appropriate. The Mulwade Foundation has engaged with therapists and legal professionals that specialise in, or have experience working with HIV and LGBT related issues.

Out of the Can LGBT Youth Group provides support for young people aged 12 to 19 in Swindon and surrounding areas. Our core activity is to run two groups, we offer a safe space for young people who feel they belong to the LGBTQ plus family. You can be yourself and meet others like you without having to worry what people might think or say.

Sharing coming out stories from lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people to support people who are struggling to come out themselves.

Hidayah is a secular organisation, however, its projects and activities are developed specifically for the needs of LGBTQI Muslims. Our vision is to ensure that voices of LGBTQI Muslims are heard and understood and to provide support and welfare for LGBTQI Muslims and promote social justice and education about the Muslim LGBTQI community to counter discrimination, prejudice and injustice.

The Charity operates an LGBT orchestra which rehearses and performs at venues in Birmingham.

We are building a wealth of knowledge through research, education, training and community engagement as a means of reducing homophobia in Nigeria. Our activities in Nigeria include;1- Business engagement 2- Work place diversity and training with focus on LGBT rights3- Media and Justice Fellowship program4- Research into impact of homophobia5- Campaign and Advocacy

Geranium Trust offers friendship & support to less fortunate & disadvantaged members of society including the elderly, people with Special Educational Needs & those living with loneliness & feeling issolated. We organise regular tea parties, roast dinners, gardening groups, nature walks and wildlife studies. We also run an LGBT plus support group with monthly coffee mornings & Sunday roast dinners

TRANSACTION COLLABORATES WITH DIVERSE ARTISTS TO CREATE A TOURING PROGRAMME OF HIGH QUALITY EXPERIMENTAL MULTI-ART FORM QUEER-FEMINIST PERFORMANCE. OUR VISION IS TO CREATE A PERFORMANCE FROM THE PERIPHERY THAT CONTINUALLY RESPONDS TO, AND REFLECTS THE DIVERSITY WITHIN CONTEMPORARY CULTURE.

IMAAN AIMS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THOSE WHO IDENTIFY AS MUSLIM AND AS LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER, QUEER OR INTERSEX (LGBTQI).

1. the advancement of the education of the public, and particularly of lesbians and gay men, in the principles and practice of humanism;2. the advancement of the education of the public, about all aspects of homosexuality;3. the assistance of particular poor persons to obtain remedies under the law where they have suffered unlawful discrimination or injustice on account of either.

The Charity is set up to provide facilities for the local community. The Hall is used on a regular basis by local bands, Tae Kwondo, dog obedience and dog craft training. No events are now held by the Committee.

We are the national community led mental health charity for people aged 18 and over who Identify as LGBTQ plus. We exist to help prevent suicide, self-harm, and poor mental health within the community by providing a unique mix of mental health and wellness support free or at low cost, including therapy, coaching, workshops and playshops. We prioritise those in most need with least resources.

Dignity and Worth works to raise awareness around and promote understanding about issues relating to LGBT inclusion among Christians in Britain, especially Methodists and to promote equality and diversity in Methodist Churches.

The promotion of social inclusion and equality and diversity for transgender people in the Nottinghamshire region, who are often socially excluded due to prejudice and historic injustice. This is delivered through provision of support groups, other support events and small targeted grants to those experience financial hardship associated with their circumstances.

Bath Pride organises an annual Pride event within the City of Bath, along with other events throughout the year to further our charitable objectives to make Bath a more inclusive city that celebrates the LGBT plus community.

National organisation OF disabled LGBTQI people. We provide information and advice on issues affecting disabled lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transgender, queer, intersex (or otherwise self-defining as non-binary) people. We seek to represent LGBTQI issues to disabled people's communities and disabled people's issues to LGBTQI communities. We try to redress social isolation among our members.