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Rainbow Door, supporting LGBTIQA+ people of all faiths and cultures.

For many LGBTIQA+ people, connections to faith, family and communities are deeply important for their sense of identity and belonging. There are LGBTIQA+ people in every faith, and there are LGBTIQA+ people with faith in every culture.

Switchboard Victoria is proud to launch our new web page for LGBTIQA+ people of faith, their friends and family. A digital resource that supports you in affirming your faith and LGBTIQA+ identity. You can view it online via our profile, or visit https://www.switchboard.org.au/people-of-faith

If you’re gay, lesbian, queer, trans or gender diverse, bisexual, asexual or non-binary and being asked to hide or change this, you can talk to our Rainbow Door service.

If you are experiencing violence or being pressured to change or hide your sexuality or gender identity, you can call us for support.

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hey!! im doing a stall about mental health resources in my local library, and wanted to make it interactive, so getting people’s (library users and people from the internet) opinions in on two questions, so if u would like 2 participate and answer these two questions (reply to this or reblog or message) it would be rly brilliant <3<3

1. What services have helped you in periods of low mental health? (therapists, charity hotlines, doctors etc etc)

2. What books have helped you get through periods of low mental health? (from harry potter to self help books, anything which you go to when your mental health is not at its strong point)

Ah I’m sure there must be support hotlines and things like that, but this is hard to offer when we don’t really know where you’re at :/

If you’re in the US, you can call up the Trevor Project helpline: 1-866-488-7386 They also offer online chats/texting services (x)

If you’re in the UK here’s a link to the LGBT (x)

I’m sorry I can’t be of much help when it comes to this. Good key words to search for when you’re looking for IRL support can be “lesbian support group” or “lesbian meetup” or “lesbian hotline”...

Good luck!

PS: everyone, please feel free to add yalls hotlines/go-to lesbian/LGB support center from different countries