The Mix, a charity that provides free, confidential support for young people under 25 via online, social and mobile, has released a new report which looks at how young LGB people are impacted by substance use, and reveals how LGB communities are more likely to experience mental health challenges with substance use.
Brighton addiction recovery charity Kennedy Street Recovery has been awarded funding through Postcode Society Trust, which will enable the charity to achieve its main priority of 2022: to secure a permanent base for its Community Recovery Hub.
A report found queer secondary school pupils from lower income families are more likely to struggle with addiction.
“I was the First Openly Gay Male Olympic Champion”
Liberation Through the Looking Glass features LGBTQ+ talent such as Annie Murray and represents the equality, diversity, and the ethos of inclusivity that the record label is built on.
Figures from the UK Addiction Treatment Group reveal that more alcoholics than ever before have admitted themselves into rehabs across the South East during the four month peak of the Coronavirus crisis
Alt-rock outfit Lazy Queen explore the complex nature of addiction on new single, Sober
Kennedy St, a Brighton based addiction project, secures £10,000 of National Lottery funding to ensure its programme of support is available to all who need it during the coronavirus pandemic.
Department for Education reveals thousands more South East households are misusing drugs and alcohol
On Wednesday, November 22, the Latest Music Bar will host a single special performance of Danielle Imara’s GET THERAPY, a brand new show about her own experiences of addiction and group therapy.
