Support services
We have been providing support services to the LGBTIQA+SB community in WA since 1974.
QLife
Peer-support. Phone or webchat.
Pride in Respect
Support to LGBTIQA+SB people experiencing family, domestic and sexual violence in WA.
Training and education
Build an organisation where everyone feels safe, respected, and valued. With over 20 years of specialised experience, we provide the expert LGBTIQA+SB training you need to transform your organisation’s culture from the inside out.
Workshops
We tailor training to meet your needs.
Short Talks
Short talks, presentations and panel representation.
Consultancy
We provide consultation to support organisational change!
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SUPPORT LIVING PROUD! As the End of Financial Year approaches, consider supporting Living Proud with a tax-deductible donation! For over 50 years, Living Proud has provided connection, support, advocacy, and community programs that uplift and empower individuals across our diverse communities. Your donation helps ensure these vital services continue to grow and reach those who need them most.
Private Lives 4 is the largest national survey of health and well-being for LGBTIQA+ adults (aged 18+) in Australia. This is the 4th time the survey has been run. We want to see as many WA people complete the survey as possible! Your answers will help us make sure LGBTIQA+ people get the support they need. To take part, follow the link or scan the QR code! 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ https://tinyurl.com/PrivateLives4
Last week, Zanna Leao, presented on the Pride in Respect Campaign at the Health in Difference Conference in Canberra! As the Project Manager for the campaign, Zanna spoke about the importance of opening up conversations on family and domestic violence experiences, the drivers of violence, and the lived experience of LGBTIQA+ people. It's time to talk. It's time to change. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
RESEARCH PARTICIPATION OPPORTUNITY Understanding Suicidality and Self Harm in Bi+ People This important PhD research is part of the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society (ARCSHS) at La Trobe University in Melbourne. It seeks to understand the lived experience of bisexual, pansexual and multigender attracted individuals (Bi+ people) and how social connectedness to the self and others may be a protective or risk factor for suicide and self-harm. Are you: - 18 – 44 years old? - Identify as Bi+ (bisexual, pansexual or multigender attracted)? - Live in Australia? - Have experienced suicide or self-harm thoughts and behaviours? Want to be involved? Contact k.pace@latrobe.edu.au or scan the QR code for information. 🩷💜🩵
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