MindOut the LGBT+ mental health project run by LGBT+ people for LGBT+ people will be holding their annual celebration event on November 16.
MindOut the LGBT+ mental health project run by LGBT+ people for LGBT+ people will be holding their annual celebration event on November 16.
MindOut, the LGBTQ mental health project have appointed Maeve Devine as the new trans advocacy worker. As well as providing an advocacy service for all LGBQ people, Maeve will be available as a Trans Advocate for anyone who would prefer to work specifically with a trans person.
MindOut, the LGBT mental health project, in partnership with Allsorts Youth Project have been successful in their application for a £389,599 grant to provide a hardship crisis advocacy service for Brighton and Hove’s LGBTQ communities, running for the next five years.
MindOut, the Brighton based LGBT mental health project has been successful in its application for a £64,455 grant to enhance its sustainability.
MindOut, the LGBT mental health project and Healthwatch Brighton and Hove are to jointly set up the city’s first Trans Advocacy Service.
Aaron Lawrence aka the entertainer, Spice is currently studying for a BSc in Physics with Astrophysics at Sussex University and has chosen a brilliant and unorthodox way to raise funds and awareness for MindOut, the LGBTQ Mental Health Service.
MindOut, the LGBTQ mental health project has been awarded a three year grant for £55,944 from the Lloyds Bank Foundation under their Invest programme. The grant will cover costs for an LGBTQ mental health advocate to support people who are insecurely housed.
MindOut, the LGBTQ mental health project will be offering an eight week FREE Mindfulness Course starting September 14, run for and by LGBTQ people with lived experience of mental health issues. This eight week course will run on Mondays from 4.30pm – 6.30pm starting on September 14.
MindOUT will be running a campaign later this year to highlight LGBTQ mental health issues. Campaign organisers want LGBT people to get involved and tell them the following: ♦ Why LGBTQ mental health is important to them ♦ What they would like the rest of the world to know ♦ What they would like people to do
MindOut, the LGBT Mental Health Project are recruiting an experienced, part time Administrator to join their LGBTQ team. THE successful candidate will be responsible for office systems, data input, reception, social media, organising meetings and events, publicity and promotion.
