LGBTQI+ Victorians peer support services for COVID-19
In an attempt to reach out to LGBTQI+ Victorians impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, Thorne Harbour Health on Wednesday announced the launch of its Rainbow …
In an attempt to reach out to LGBTQI+ Victorians impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, Thorne Harbour Health on Wednesday announced the launch of its Rainbow …
The global crisis related to the outbreak of the novel Coronavirus has been tough on LGBTQI+ organisations in Australia and across the world. Some have …
The owners of New Zealand restaurant have been “overwhelmed” by support after a local shopkeeper advised tourists not to eat there because it is owned …
Sydney’s iconic City Gym in Darlinghurst is open for business after a $1.5 million renovation. The gym, which opened in 1978—the same year the Sydney …
The project will be discontinued after 30 June, 2019 if the Inner City Legal Centre can’t raise the necessary funds to keep it afloat.
“Everyone in Australia has the right to access quality, inclusive, and culturally safe aged care services.”
The study found that 71 per cent of LGBTI Australians didn’t reach out to support services during their last mental health crisis.
“When your friend protests to you coming over after admitting they haven’t been able to move from their mattress all day, don’t text back ‘Okay’ with a sad face emoji. Go over!”
“Because our community tends to report to police at much lower rates than the general population, we do need to rely on our friends for support and to intervene.”
“Many LGBTI people of a Muslim background have suffered from violence, alienation, and isolation.”