73% of LGBTQIA+ people prefer LGBTQIA+ specific mental health support.


Research also showed that LGBTQIA+ people are more likely to report
co-occurring mental health conditions, earlier onset of psychological symptoms, and lower self-esteem.
of LGBT people have deliberately avoided seeking healthcare due to fear of discrimination from medical professionals and staff
of LGBTQ people had witnessed discrimination or negativity against non-heterosexual and/or non-cisgender individuals by staff
of the community had directly experienced some form of unequal treatment from healthcare staff because of their identity
AND WE LISTENED
Sunday Sanctuary

A warm, welcoming, weekly in-person space in London and coming soon to Manchester.

Join a workshop, playshop, or discussion led by coaches, therapists and facilitators, to rest and reconnect with your mental wellbeing.

Q-Time

Join our live online space for coach, therapist and facilitator-led sessions.

COMING SOON:

Acess to a free digital resource hub, where you can download mental health tips, simple wellbeing exercises, and more.

Wellness in the Workspace

Evidence-informed workshops and learning spaces, designed to support mental wellbeing and resilience at work and home. Delivered online or in person by qualified, accredited psychotherapists, psychologists, and coaches.

For more information, read our full research report

EXPLORE WHAT'S ON

Our workshops, playshops, and events are spaces to gather, grow, and feel at home.


Save your spot — free or low-cost for those most in need with the fewest resources.
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Our First-Year: Impact and achievements in Numbers

In only twelve months, thanks to your support, Queerwell has:
Supported 750+ LGBTQ+ people through workshops, group coaching, creative playshops, events, and therapy.
Seen 92% of participants report improved health and mental wellbeing.
65% service users from underserved communities, including racialised, trans/non-binary, disabled, and rural LGBTQIA+ people.
Built a network of 25 accredited mental health practitioners, creating opportunities for paid work within our community, improving access to providing culturally competent, LGBTQIA+ affirming care.
Formed 30+ partnerships with organisations such as BUPA, NHS, the Civil Service, Lloyds Bank, and the BFI.
Developed a prevention-focused Wellbeing in the Workplace programme, supporting employees and creating a sustainable income stream to strengthen our community services.
Opened a unique, nationally significant mental health and wellbeing centre, with plans for a second space and an online option.
Secured pro bono support to deliver our services worth £98,000

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