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New community fund launched to support LGBTQ+ people in Greater Manchester
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The weekly email brings you all the latest news from the LGBTQ+ community plus exclusive interviews direct to your inbox LGBT Foundation and George House Trust have joined forces to launch a new community fund that aims to ‘inspire action and encourage LGBTQ+ inclusion’ within Greater Manchester.
The Greater Manchester LGBTQ+ Community Fund will support new creative projects, events and activities by organisations and community groups based in the region that improve the experiences of LGBTQ+ people.
It will also support new programmes focused on educating people about HIV. Read more: A new statue "captures and celebrates rich history of Salford firsts" The new community fund follows the announcement over the summer that Manchester
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Trevor Project: Make Sports More Welcoming to LGBTQ+ Youth
2021 National Survey on LGBTQ Youth Mental Health, notes that 32 percent of respondents reported participating in a school or community league or club, compared with half of the general youth population.“Many LGBTQ youth reported that they didn’t participate in sports due to concerns about discrimination and harassment from peers and coaches, fears of how others would react to their LGBTQ identity, and policies preventing them from playing on the team that matches their gender identity,” the brief explains.Those who did play sports said they heard negative things about LGBTQ+ people from coaches or other leaders about as often as they heard positive things, and they were unlikely to go to these leaders if they were experiencing mental
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