Campaigns at a glance

Here is a one stop shop showing the 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!


LGF strategic business plan 2010Strategic business plan 2010-2015

Released/updated: 2010

Our report on how far The Lesbian & Gay Foundation has come and where we are going next.

A document that not only lists everything we are doing at the moment to end homophobia and empower people but also defines the LGF's plan to mobilise and motivate a movement for change over the next 5 years and more.

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Proud to be saferProud to be safer

Released/updated: 2010

Our report on the impact of the free condom and lube distribution scheme (CLDS) in Greater Manchester over the last 16 years.

This report also includes in-depth details of a survey carried out recently where we asked 612 men who have sex with men for their opinion on the CLDS.

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Our Vote Counts!Our vote counts!

Released/updated: 2010

Our guide for how a politician can support the 2.8 million lesbian, gay and bisexual voters in Britain today.

This resource was sent out to all prospective party candidates ahead of the May 2010 general election.

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Aim HighAim High

Released/updated: 2010

Our inspirational guide for young people.

This resouce aims to encourage young LGB people to reach their goals and to show sexuality should not get in the way of success in the workplace, by providing a selection of role models to aspire and draw inspiration from.

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Where's your head at?Where's Your Head At?

Released/updated: 2010

Our wellbeing guide for young people.

A resource about the more common mental health problems that you may come across alongside useful information that will be particularly helpful for younger lesbian, gay and bisexual people.

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Know Your Mental HealthKnow Your Mental Health

Released/updated: 2010

Our wellbeing guide for Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual people.

A a printed resource which gives an overview of some more common mental health problems and examines problems and issues that may affect the mental health and wellbeing of the LGB community.

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Guide to ServicesGuide to Services

Released/updated: 2009

A yearly publication in which we outline what we do!

See our services, groups which meet at the LGF, advice surgeries and much much more!

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Beating About the BushBeating About the Bush

Released/updated: 2009

Our guide to sex and sexual health for women who have sex with women.

This is the first resource of its kind in the UK for lesbian and bisexual women. It is also the most popular resource the LGF has ever produced.

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Sex TipsSex Tips

Released/updated: 2009

Our guide to a healthy sex life and... sex!

Toungue-in-cheek yet factual, this plain speaking booklet was created to answer the questions which gay men want to ask. Many of the subjects covered are included in response to questions called in to the LGF helpline or suggested by service users.

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Sex EducationSex Education

Released/updated: 2009

Our guide to good sexual health for lesbian, gay and bisexual people.

A favourite of the LGF team which has had several print incarnations. It is our most accessible sexual health resource and ideal for LGB people aged 14 upwards.

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Enough is EnoughEnough is Enough

Released/updated: 2009

Our guide to hate crime and what to if you're a victim or a witness.

This credit-card sized booklet was made specifically in response to the escalation in homophobic hate incidents and crimes across the UK in late 2009.

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Exceeding ExpectationsExceeding Expectations

Released/updated: 2009

Our campaign to end homophobia in schools through education.

A unique partnership between LGF, Manchester City Council and a number of agencies with connections to education, this initiative has been running since 2007 and has it's own website too.

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Girls On PopGirls On Pop

Released/updated: 2009

Our guide to alcohol and safer drinking for lesbian and bisexual women.

Research has found that lesbian and bisexual women drink more than heterosexual women so, in partnership with NHS Manchester, we created an information resource to help tackle the growing problem in Manchester by advocating drinking responsibly and talking about alternative ways to be social.

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Cruising AroundCruising Around

Released/updated: 2009

Our guide for men who have sex with men.

We created this guide for Bolton NHS who wanted a credit-card sized guide which informed on the risks - personal and sexual health-related - associated with cruising.

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Breaking the CycleBreaking the Cycle

Released/updated: 2009

The five-year strategy.

Supporting the delivery of a sustainable Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Trans Sector in the North West Region.

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Queer As SmokeQueer As Smoke

Released/updated: 2009

Our guide for LGB people to help quit smoking.

The LGF has been offering support and advice for giving up smoking, in partnership with NHS Manchester, since 2007 with seasonal support groups and a drop-in service. This resource was created to compliment the support already offered.

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Sex BombSex Bomb

Released/updated: 2008

Our guide to HIV for gay and bisexual men.

Packed full of information on HIV and HIV prevention, this guide was created for World Aids Day 2008 and designed to target 16 to 25 year old gay and bisexual men.

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Thanks For The MammariesThanks For the Mammaries

Released/updated: 2008

A celebration of yours and hers - for women who have sex with women.

A totally unique guide for lesbian and bisexual women on breast cancer awareness and other breast-related issues. Size, nipples, pregnancy, bras and more are covered in this fantastic booklet.

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We Are FamilyWe Are Family

Released/updated: 2008

Our good parenting guide for lesbian, gay and bisexual people.

Another first for the LGF, this booklet was devised in partnership with Rainbow Families to inform and advise same-sex couples looking at starting a family.

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Guide to Civil PartnershipsGuide to Civil Partnerships

Released/updated: 2007

Our guide to everything lesbians and gay men need to know about Cilvil Partnerships.

Originally produced a few months after the Civil Partnerships were legal, this booklet was so popular it was updated and reprinted less than 18 months later in 2007 and distributed to every Registry Office in the North West of England and beyond.

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A Guide to Your RightsLGB Rights Guide

Released/updated: 2007

Our guide rights for lesbian, gay and bisexual people.

Created in response to the Equality Act coming in to effect, this resource details the strides forward for LGB rights in the previous ten years and explaining what all of these changes mean to lesbian, gay and bisexual people.

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