The LLGBT Centre provide information in a range of formats on a wide range of subjects that affect LGB&T people's lives, including signposting and referrals to other agencies.
Address: 15 Wellington St., Leicester, LE1 6HH
Opening Times:
Mon & Tue: 10am - 5pm
Wed: Closed
Thu: 10am - 5pm
Fri: 10am - 1pm
Tel: 0116 254 7412
Web: www.leicesterlgbtcentre.org
Email: info@leicesterlgbtcentre.org
The project supports girls and women, boys and men involved in or at risk of exploitation through prostitution.
New futures aim to enable people to work more safely, and workers to make positive life choices.
Address: Sussex Street, Leicester, LE5 3BF
Opening Times:
Mon – Thu: 11am – 4.30pm
Mon – Thu: 12pm – 10pm (drop-in)
Fri: 11am – 3pm
Tel: 0116 251 0803
Web: www.new-futures.org.uk
Email: info@new-futures.org.uk
Provides a confidential rape crisis helpline and support for anyone affected by sexual violence, either recently or in the past.
Opening Times:
Tue – Fri: 10am – 4pm
Wed & Thu: 6pm – 9pm
Tel: 0116 255 8852
Web: www.jasminehouse.org.uk
First step provide free confidential services to male survivors of sexual abuse/violence and their supporters.
Opening Times:
Mon & Tue: 4.30pm – 8pm (helpline)
Mon – Fri: 9.30am – 3pm
Helpline: 0116 254 8535
Office: 07581 568 144
Web: www.firststepleicester.org
Email: cas@firststepleicester.org
A telephone helpline for anyone who is lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans and is, or has been, caring for someone with dementia. Callers can speak to trained and skilled volunteers who are able to offer a listening ear.
Opening Hours: 24 hours (answerphone available)
Tel: 0845 300 0336 / 18001 0845 300 0336 (Textphone)
Address:
Devon House,
58 St Katherine's Way,
London, E1W 1LB
Email: gaycarers@alzheimers.org.uk
Web: www.alzheimers.org.uk
At Macmillan they are constantly striving to ensure that no one faces cancer alone. They operate an Online Community for everyone who has been affected by cancer. They have just launched an Online Community discussion group for LGB&T individuals who themselves, or their partners, family or friends, have been diagnosed with cancer.
Web: community.macmillan.org.uk/cancer_experiences/lgbt/discussions.aspx