Learn about LGBT Foundation’s work, services and support.
Also, discover how you can help contribute, whether that is with funding or volunteering, individually or through your organisation.
LGBT Foundation is a national charity dedicated to supporting, empowering, and advocating for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and other gender diverse communities.
We provide support services, outreach, education, advocacy, and resources aimed at improving health, wellbeing, inclusion, and equality for LGBTQ+ individuals.
Our services are open to anyone who identifies as LGBTQ+, as well as family members, friends, and allies seeking support or information. You can refer online or you can call our national helpline – 0345 3 30 30 30
Yes. All support services are confidential, and we respect your privacy at every stage of contact.
Some services may be location-based, but many resources and support options are available nationally or online. Eligibility may vary depending on the service and location.
You can access support through our website, helpline or email, depending on what services are available.
Yes. We provide a range of mental health and wellbeing support services, including talking therapies, support groups, wellbeing programmes and information resources for LGBTQ+ people. Eligibility may vary depending on the service and location.
We welcome volunteers and supporters. You can apply through our website.
Yes, we provide education, training, and inclusion guidance to help create safer and more inclusive environments.
We are funded through donations, grants, corporate partnerships, and fundraising activities that support our services and outreach work.
Yes. Most of our services are free to access, thanks to the support of funders, donors and partners.
We provide a range of support, information and signposting services for trans and non-binary people, including resources, community support and advocacy.
We can provide information, advice and signposting to appropriate services that can help you report incidents and access support.
Yes. We work with healthcare providers, community organisations, local authorities and businesses to improve LGBTQ+ inclusion, health outcomes and service delivery.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999. If you need urgent mental health support, contact your GP, NHS 111, or your local crisis service. Our helpline can also provide information and signposting to appropriate support.
Yes. We provide information and support for people who want to better understand and support LGBTQ+ family members, friends and loved ones.
