News & Events
Why is Bisexuality Awareness Week so important? – by Dominic Arnall, Chair of MindOut
Most LGBTQ people I know are pretty good at reading signals. If you’ve grown up experiencing a level of discrimination or prejudice growing up, it becomes second-nature to risk-assess your environment before revealing something about yourself that could...
Counsellor, Adam, celebrates volunteering with MindOut
MindOut have been a fundamental part of my growth as a counsellor, because I joined them right at the start of my training, just as they were opening the counselling service. The first thing to say on a...
Getting to know our Online Support Worker, Olivia Hancock
How old are you? 25 What are your pronouns? She/her How do you define your sexuality? I don’t use a specific word. Every time I do, I get stressed out and feel like I need live up to...
MindOut launches new 3 year Strategic Plan
We have consulted with service users, volunteers, staff, partners and a wide range of stakeholders to develop a new three year Strategic Plan 2020 – 2023. We will be building on our last three very successful years to...
Workshops for LGBTQ workers and volunteers
MindOut is again running a series of free online national workshops for anyone working in the LGBTQ voluntary sector. By popular demand these have been recommissioned by NHS England following our fully-booked programme in June. • Responding to...
In conversation with Hannah, our Community Mental Health Advocate
What is your role at MindOut? I am the Community Mental Health Advocate at MindOut. This means that we work with our clients to help them have their voices heard, to inform them of their rights, and to...