Your Community-led Mental Health and Wellness Charity
We champion positive mental health within LGBTQ+ communities by delivering innovative, prevention-focused mental health and wellbeing support—free or at low-cost.
We are committed to prioritising those most in need, with the fewest resources, and those who face discrimination on many levels.
Sunday Sanctuary is our weekly wellness centre, just 5 mins from Finsbury Park station. You can just come and enjoy the community vibe or take part in our Workshops, Playshops and Discussions.
Q-Time is our live online space for Workshops, Playshops and Discussion wherever you are.
5th April - CLOSED
12th April - Sunday Sanctuary 12-5pm
1-2pm TeaTime with Francesco
Guided by Psychologist Francesco: a facilitator who keeps things safe and respectful - Not therapy just conversation that sparks insight and relief - all welcome - cuppas and cakes provided.
19th April - Sunday Sanctuary 12-5pm
Activities TBC
21st April - Lesbian Visibility Week Events - Q-Time online
12:30pm - 1:30pm Resilience & Leadership for LGBTQIA+ Women and Non-Binary People with Grainne Carroll
An executive coach led interactive session focused onbuilding personal resilience, navigating visibility, and strengthening leadership impact in complex environments. Designed to create space for for reflection, challenge thinking, and leave participants with one clear action to take forward.
22nd April - Q-Time Online
6-7pm - Still Here, Still Queer: Stories of Power & Survival
Join Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt, author of upcoming book "Still Here! Still Queer! Now What?" for a workshop centring the resilience, power, and wisdom of LGBTQ+ lives beyond 50. Through a mix of readings, guided reflection, and storytelling with each other, we’ll explore the moments that shaped us, the lessons we’ve learned, and the joy of still being here, unapologetically ourselves. Come ready to listen, laugh, and share your story in a safe, uplifting space where your voice matters. We haven’t come this far to stop now. This session is a love letter to elder-hood, encouraging us to celebrate our power, wholeness, and queerness.
Thu 23rd April - Lesbian Visibility Week Events - Q-Time Online
12:30pm -1:30pm - Women and Mental Health - a live discussion with the Queerwell Team
Following the recent launch of Queerwell’s global report on LGBTIA+ mental health: Join Sharmila, Grainne, and Robyn from Queerwell for a live discussion to find out what we discovered about Lesbian Women’s experiences in 2026 - and pose your questions to the panel.
26th April - Sunday Sanctuary 12-5pm
1-3pm TeaTime with Francesco
3.30-5.30pm Find YourJoy: The Queerwell Clowning Playshop
Is your inner critic working overtime? It’s time to give them the day off and let your Inner Clown take the stage. We’re inviting you to a special two-hour Queerwell Playshop at Sunday Sanctuary - a space designed specifically for our 18+ LGBTQ+ community to breathe, play, and connect.
This isn't about circus tents or perfect punchlines; it's about the radical act of being authentically you.
What to Expect: Chloe will guide you through a gentle transition from structured instruction into pure creative play. You don’t need any performance experience—just a willingness to be a little bit silly and a lot of yourself. Spaces are limited to keep the environment cozy and safe BOOK HERE
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BOOK NOW and let us know which events you would like to attend.
For Lesbian Visibility Week events view here.
We provide or connect people with LGBTQ+ mental health specialists, to help ensure and restore your mental health.
Our primary focus is on those members of our community in greatest need, and with the least resources.
“We are at the beginning of our journey following widespread consultation with LGBTQ+ people and organisations, and the successful delivery of our pilot. Raising much needed funds and securing volunteers are now our priority so that we can continue to champion better mental health and wellness within our communities please help in the best way you can, either as a donor, volunteer or practitioner.”
There are lots of ways to support us.
We respond to a critical gap in mental health services, particularly for LGBTQ+ individuals. With public and LGBTQ+ sector resources overstretched, we offer timely and specialised support to meet the growing demand.
We provide a unique range of services that recognise the diverse needs of our community. Whether someone is seeking their first step into mental health support or looking for tailored resources, our innovative approach ensures a welcoming experience.
Our services are delivered by fully qualified, accredited, and experienced mental health professionals.
Queerwell is rooted in the LGBTQ+ community. Our work is delivered in queer-affirmative spaces by LGBTQ+ professionals, in partnership with charities, workplaces, and community organisations.
We are committed to reaching LGBTQ+ individuals wherever they are. With both online and offline services, we operate across the UK, delivering support in charities, community hubs, and workplaces.
We prioritise accessibility for those who need it most. Recognising that the best mental health support is often unaffordable or unavailable, we focus on reaching marginalised LGBTQ+ individuals, particularly those facing intersecting forms of discrimination.
Our model emphasises sustainability and financial prudence:• A small core team collaborates with specialised providers to deliver key programs.
• Services are hosted within established community settings to reduce costs.
• Our “access and donate” model enables those who can afford to contribute to support free or low-cost services for others.
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