Help us reduce isolation and support better mental health by donating to our Q-Appeal. With your support, we will bring low-cost, affordable, and specialist therapy to people who need it the most.
Your £25 donation will ensure a person can access a learning space workshop or PlayShop to start their journey to better mental health, when therapy seems too overwhelming.
Your £50 will support a person to access coaching sessions to help them get back into work after experiencing poor mental health.
Your £100 will cover participant costs for a focus group to ensure we can continuously consult communities on what they want / need from Queerwell
Support our work with mental health specialists and workshop facilitators to develop a learning space workshop focused on reducing anxiety, which we can then continually deliver to several hundred people nationally to prevent the impact of anxiety on their work and personal lives.
We respond to a critical gap in mental health services, particularly for LGBTQ+ individuals. With public and LGBTQ+ sector resources overstretched, we offer timely and specialised support to meet the growing demand.
We provide a unique range of services that recognise the diverse needs of our community. Whether someone is seeking their first step into mental health support or looking for tailored resources, our innovative approach ensures a welcoming experience.
Our services are delivered by fully qualified, accredited, and experienced mental health professionals.
Queerwell is rooted in the LGBTQ+ community. Our work is delivered in queer-affirmative spaces by LGBTQ+ professionals, in partnership with charities, workplaces, and community organisations.
We are committed to reaching LGBTQ+ individuals wherever they are. With both online and offline services, we operate across the UK, delivering support in charities, community hubs, and workplaces.
We prioritise accessibility for those who need it most. Recognising that the best mental health support is often unaffordable or unavailable, we focus on reaching marginalised LGBTQ+ individuals, particularly those facing intersecting forms of discrimination.
Our model emphasises sustainability and financial prudence:• A small core team collaborates with specialised providers to deliver key programs.
• Services are hosted within established community settings to reduce costs.
• Our “access and donate” model enables those who can afford to contribute to support free or low-cost services for others.
