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LGBT Foundation Impact Report 2024–2025

LGBT Foundation's Impact Report 2024–2025 marks the charity's 50th anniversary and reports that it supported over 53,000 people through its services this year. Its year in numbers includes 3,394 appointments at the Indigo Gender Service (the NHS adult trans healthcare partnership for Greater Manchester, with 98% rating the service good or very good), 3,889 helpline calls and emails answered, 1,440 hours of counselling delivered (96% of clients reporting improved wellbeing), 18,000 people engaged by Village Angels community safety volunteers, 167,590 condoms and 153,605 sachets of lube distributed, over 900 people tested for sexual health, 1,222 people trained in LGBTQ+ inclusion and 210 active volunteers. The national helpline celebrated its 50th year, having supported over 250,000 people since it began.

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LGBT Foundation is a Manchester-based national charity and the UK's leading health and wellbeing charity for LGBTQ+ people, running a helpline, talking therapies, sexual health, trans healthcare, community safety and training services.

Key Metrics

53,000+ people supported
3,394 Indigo Gender Service appointments
1,440 hours of counselling delivered

Key Outcomes

  • 96% of counselling clients reported improved wellbeing
  • 98% rated the Indigo Gender Service good or very good
  • National helpline reached its 50th year, 250,000+ people supported since inception

Geography

North West

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