Campaigns

Here is a one stop shop showing the campaigns, reports and information resources which the LGF have produced.

These resources are a large part of what we do to make sure that LGB people are informed on a wide range of subjects. They go hand in hand with promotion through our services, media releases and outnorthwest coverage to end homophobia by empowering people.

All of these resources are available for free to LGB people in the North West, but if you are from an school, college, university or organisation in the UK we can get them to you too - postage and a small donation to cover costs may be asked for.

Contact us by email to find out more!

Part of the Picture Year 2 …

Part of the Picture (POTP) aims to establish a national database of lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) people’s

An academic report produced from the findings of the 'Are you ready for your screen test?' research projec

Everything you always wanted to know about sexual orientation monitoring... but were afraid to ask

Back in 2007, The Lesbian & Gay Foundation produced an information resource to enable lesbian, gay and bisexua

Our guide for gay and bisexual men on what to expect when you go for a sexual health check-up.

1 in 3 lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) people have experienced some kind of homophobic attack (according to a

‘Get In!’ is the long awaited guide to healthier lifestyles through sport, designed to help you improve y

The “Are You Ready For Your Screen Test?” campaign aims to dispel the myths around le

This full colour 32-page A6 resource is all about breasts. Information out there for lesbian and bisexual wome

It’s surprising to think that HIV has only been around since the 1980s. Thankfully, things are much d

The aim of this resource is to be as definitive as possible around sexual health, sexuality and relationsh

An updated 2011 version specifically for our

A summary report produced from the findings of the 'Are you ready for your screen test?' research

Many lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people (LGB&T) feel alienated from their faith, with some havi

One of the most frequently asked questions we get at The Lesbian & Gay Foundation is from parents or f

We all have mental health. Even though we may not really think about it, it is still there. Mental health can

The Lesbian & Gay Foundation’s five year strategic plan, ‘Securing the Future for Lesbian, Gay and Bi

How do you begin to sum up the diverse range of services, support and information that The Lesbian & Gay

We know that politicians can and do help shape communities for the better, but with a number of important elections o

The Lesbian & Gay Foundation's Free Condom and lube Distribution Scheme for Gay and Bisexual Men has finally come

The Lesbian & Gay Foundation understand the importance of mental health and wellbeing and also recognise

In 2008, Stonewall’s Prescription for Change survey found that out of over 6000 lesbian and bisexual women w

What do you think of when you hear the words ‘sexual health’? What do you

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Exceeding Expectations is Manchester’s initiative to end homophobia through education. The project which

We asked some women in Manchester about their drinking habits: 87% of the women we asked did not kn

There are many places where gay men cruise each other, and meet to have sex. As well as bars, clubs, saunas a

‘Breaking the Cycle’ represents a significant milestone in the development of the North West&r

You might think that being gay or lesbian and wanting to be a parent is something new - or maybe the idea is simply n

The Civil Partnership Act became law in November 2004 and was effective from 5 December 2005. The first ceremonies to

Campaigns

Part of the Picture Year 2 …

North West LGB women cervic…

Sexual Orientation Monitori…

"I Exist"

Check You

Your guide to taking action…

Get in!

Are you ready for your scre…

Thanks for the mammaries

Sex Bomb

Sex Education

Aim High

'Are you ready for your scr…

Faithbook

Our kids are alright!

Where's your head at

Strategic business plan 201…

Guide to Services

Our votes count!

Proud to be safer

Know your mental health

Beating about the bush

Sex tips for men

Enough is Enough

Exceeding Expectations

Girls on pop

Cruising around

Breaking the cycle

We are family

Guide to civil partnerships