A study by LGBTQ+ homelessness charity akt found 24% had experienced homelessness at some point during the past five years.
Brighton housing campaigner warns of LGBTQ+ homelessness
Daniel Harris, a Brighton housing campaigner, is encouraging the council to create more specialist support for LGBTQ+ homeless people.
New play to support LGBTQ+ youth homelessness charity akt
Star Man, a new play written and by James Cole, is making its livestream debut to raise funds for the LGBTQ+ youth homelessness charity akt at 5.30pm on Sunday, January 17
Crystal Lubrikunt to stream ‘Santa’s Little Slag’ for AKT
Join Brighton-born drag performer turned international lip sync assassin Crystal Lubrikunt on Christmas Eve at 9.30pm.
First homeless shelter for the trans community to open in New Orleans
The House of Tulip trust in the US is currently in the process of fundraising to buy a property in New Orleans, Louisiana, which will become a safe house for transgender and gender non-conforming people
Care and support for people who were sleeping rough
Care and support for people who were sleeping rough
Local homeless charity Off the Fence fundraising for ‘Hygiene For All’
Local homeless charity Off the Fence fundraising for ‘Hygiene For All’
B RIGHT ON LGBT Community Festival: Outside Out: Rough Sleeping and Homelessness in the LGBT Community
Brighton and Hove has a reputation as a safe space for all and many people come here seeking to live a life unhindered and as part of an all embracing community. The city also has a serious housing crisis with no drastic solutions in view for people who have lived here their whole lives or for those newly arrived.
Rough sleeping totals in Brighton continue to rise
The number of people sleeping rough and experiencing homelessness in the Brighton & Hove continues to rise despite considerable resources being allocated to help ease the problem. This year’s rough sleeper review produced by the government confirms the number of rough sleepers in Brighton & Hove as 178 in the annual winter estimate.
B RIGHT ON LGBT Community Festival: Outside Out
Brighton and Hove has a reputation as a safe space for all and many people come here seeking to live a life unhindered and as part of an all embracing community. The city also has a serious housing crisis with no drastic solutions in view for people who have lived here their whole lives or for those newly arrived.
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