In line with the government’s advice in relation to COVID-19 (the “coronavirus”) we have decided to pause all of our group activities until further notice. We know this will be disappointing to many of you and we hope you understand that this has not been an easy decision to make.
For this years’ International Women’s Day, we asked our team of trustees about the inspirational women in their lives. Here is what they shared.
On 1 July, Kingston Mental Well-being Festival was held at the King Charles Centre in Surbiton. I went along for a few reasons: as a user of mental health services myself, and because I have an interest in community wellbeing and wanted to identify resources that might be useful for you here.
The point of feminism is to say we need to change the way things are organised so that people don’t feel alone.
23rd September every year is Bisexual Visibility Day, also known as International Celebrate Bisexuality Day. This is the focus for a flurry of activity in the bi community (usually including a series of wry jokes…