Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust - How do LGBT+ people experience local services and what is the effect on their mental health and wellbeing? - Mental Health Matters - Guest Speakers - All Welcome - Thursday 27 February

S/PTC/6/1/19

February 2020

Paul Thurlow was a volunteer on the Islington's Pride LGBTQ+ archives project at the Islington Local History Centre and later became a volunteer with the Islington Local History Centre. He is a long-term resident of Islington and an active member of the LGBTQ+ community having volunteered with many organisations including Gay Switchboard. He also actively participated in many events and activities.

A4 sheet, one side, multi-coloured. Advertising flyer for the event "How do LGBT+ people experience local services and what is the effect on their mental health and wellbeing?" held on 27 February, during LGBT History Month 2020. The event consisted of two speakers (Monty Moncfieff, Chief Executive of London Friend, the London-wide LGBTQ+ mental health charity based in Caledonian Road, and Ben Hoff, Clinical Lead for Mental Health at the sexual health charity Spectra) and audience question and answer session. "We'll discuss how well local services meet the needs of LGBT+ people and some of the challenges that are faced when finding the right help". The event was held at the Conference Centre Gallery at St Pancras Hospital, NW5 (Camden), hosted by Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust.

St Pancras Hospital, London Friend, Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust

LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning+) Community, LGBTQ+ Events, MENTAL HEALTH CHARITIES, LGBTQ+ Health and Wellbeing, LGBTQ+ Charities and Organisations

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