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LGBT Health and Wellbeing works to improve the health, wellbeing and equality of lesbian, gay, multi-attracted , and transgender (LGBT) people in Scotland.

Services this organisation delivers

• Note: this service is only for LGBTQ+ people

  The Language Cafe brings together people from the LGBT+ collective in the Greater Glasgow area who want to share and learn about languages and cultures.

• Note: this service is only for LGBTQ+ people and men

  An online book team for gay and bi men in Scotland

• Note: this service is only for LGBTQ+ people and refugees or asylum seekers

  You can join our What’s App group to join with other LGBTQ+ asylum seekers and refugees and find out about all upcoming social events and groups.

  If you need we can provide mobile phones and data top-ups to help you join the group.

• Note: this service is only for LGBTQ+ people

  Rainbow Ukes is an inclusive, welcoming, and fun group that meets weekly to acquire to play the ukulele. We focus on education a variety of songs together, and playing the songs
  
  

  LGBTQ+ Affirming Counsellors in Glasgow

  As a gender non-conforming art therapist I'm passionate about helping people addressing traumatic life experiences, tackling anxiety, depression and other symptoms, and affirming and celebrating gender, sexuality and relationship diversity, as well as neurodivergence, whether people distinguish as LGBTQIA-plus or not.

  In a population where individualism, match and oppression of what is diverse are dominant, it is hard to find ways for our lives to unfold in expressive and mutually empowering relationship with fellow humans and more than human beings. The relational issues passed through generations that had a traumatic impact on our upbringing, the difficulties related to changes and challenges we encounter throughout our lives, the fear that comes with the uncertainty of an erratic future, can be addressed through therapy so that we can bring more joy, ease and agency into our lives.

  As a homosexual art therapist I'm passionate about helping people addressing traumatic life experiences, tackling anxiety, depression and other symptoms, and affirming and celebrating gender, sexuality and relationship diversity, as well as neurodiv

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  If you are transsexual or exploring your gender and you are looking for support, resources, services or information, there are a variety of national organisations and services you can access. Hold a look at the following contacts that you can reach out to.

  LGBT Health and Wellbeing have a Transsexual Support Programme obtainable for those 16+, where you can access emotional sustain , resources, guidance and information. One to one appointments are available by seek, and counselling is available as well.

  It runs the LGBT+ Helpline Scotland at freephone number 0800 464 7000, plus LiveChat and email support. They are open Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 12-9pm and Sundays 1-6pm. They provide specific supports for survivors of or those experiencing conversion practices. Plus support in BSL on Thursday evenings 6-9pm – more info about this project on their webpage.

  LGBT Youth Scotland have sustain available for transgender youth in Scotland between the ages of 13-25. There you can access emotional support, resources, guidance and information.

  Contact info@lgbtyouth.org.uk for more information.

  Mermaids supports trans, nonb

  Rainbow therapists are counsellors and psychotherapists who recognise that the diversity of human gender and sexualities is compatible with good mental health and social adjustment. We respect autonomy and are dedicated to social diversity, equality and inclusivity without discrimination of any kind.

  Rainbow therapists offer you a safe, confidential place to talk about your self and your experience, so can safely search anything that may be confusing, painful or uncomfortable.

  Before you opt to spot any therapist, please form sure that you inquire for confirmation of their up-to-date professional body membership(s) and professional insurance – as well as evidence of any relevant qualifications – before your first session. We strongly endorse that you take the necessary steps to confirm this information as we will not be held responsible for any incorrect information. Whilst we apply all reasonable endeavours to only list therapists who subscribe to our principles, this is not intended as a website for verifying the qualifications, abilities, credentials or professionalism of any counsellor/psychotherapist listed and Rainbow Therapists in Scotland is not responsible for any member lis
  
  

  LGBTQIA+ students

  We welcome and endorse our LGBTQIA+ students to be themselves at College. Whilst you study you have a named Scholar Advisor who can propose emotional support and guidance. You can decide how much support and guidance you need or wish. We value diversity and respect that all people should feel safe to be themselves.  

  Sexual Orientation

  Studying at college is a unlike environment than school and can be a more open and comfortable place for students to show up out. If coming out is something that you are thinking about or worried about, please contact the named advisor to discuss the support that you might need. If you need to convene with the named Trainee Advisor, you are welcome to bring along another person for support.

  Gender Self and Expression

  College, for some, is a comfortable and safe place to search their gender expression. This is awesome and we want to be there to support you. If you are unsure about how to do this or would like endorse to explore your gender expression and want to find out how the college can support you more, then get in touch. We are also aware that this can be a difficult moment, and we can signpost you to local and national o