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Launch of the Gender Trust Helpline
Posted on: October 25th, 2007 by History Month

>The LGBT Advisory Group to the Met Police project based at GALOP is launching the Gender Trust Helpline. Although the launch is in Brighton, the service will be a national one.

The National Helpline is the first ever for anyone in the UK affected by gender identity issues who are in need of support, information and a listening ear.

Wednesday 7th November, 2007, 18:30
The Brighthelm Centre
North Road, Brighton, BN1 1YD

Guest Speaker: Trans pioneer – Adele Anderson: Founder member of world renowned singing group Fascinating Aida

Attendace requires RSVP email to info@gendertrust.org.uk
Call 01273 234024 for more information.

GALOP and the LGBT AG aim to facilitate communication between LGBT forums across the London boroughs. Forums can provide a space to canvass and articulate the views of LGBT people and to bring the gap between policy makers, practitioners and service users.

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