LGBT+ Fund’s Collective Nurture Fund awards us grant
Big thanks to the LGBT+ Fund’s Collective Nurture Fund for awarding us a grant of £1,000 to help support our work with LGBTQ+ people seeking asylum who have been placed in Warwickshire.
Read moreBig thanks to the LGBT+ Fund’s Collective Nurture Fund for awarding us a grant of £1,000 to help support our work with LGBTQ+ people seeking asylum who have been placed in Warwickshire.
Read moreThanks to a grant from the Norton Foundation, we can continue hiring a room for the next 12 months for our LGBTQ+ youth group in Leamington.
Read moreThanks to funding support from the Baron Davenport’s Charity, we will soon be starting a regular group for older LGBTQ+ people.
Read moreBig thanks to everyone who attended our vigil last night for Trans Day of Remembrance.
Read moreThe donation will be used to provide support to LGBTQ+ people seeking asylum who have been placed in Warwickshire.
Read moreAre you passionate about empowering queer youth to thrive in life? We’re recruiting a youth worker to help run our LGBTQ+ youth service.
Read moreThank you to Warwick District Council for once again allowing us use of the Pump Room Gardens in Leamington Spa for the festival. Stall bookings and performer applications will open in January.
Read moreWe recently applied to several Warwickshire County Councillors for community grants that will support our work across Warwickshire. Several were successful.
Read moreFollowing the award of the grant, we were alerted to Katie Hopkins appearing at a Rugby Borough Council venue. Due to a total lack of response we are donating the money to Rugby Stand Up To Racism.
Read moreOn 8th October 2011, the charity started with a youth group in Warwick. In the last 14 years it’s become so much more than that.
Read moreAs anticipated, the council’s new flag policy provides no protections for the continued flying of the Pride flag outside council offices during Pride month. We have written to councillors urging them to object to the policy and would like to invite you to do the same.
Read moreWarwick District Council is conducting a survey of LGBTQ+ hate crime experiences in the area, including the areas you feel most and least safe.
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