We are not an app,
We are your community
After supporting over 2,000 LGBTQIA+ people in our first 18 months, Queerwell is launching our Q Appeal. We don’t just leave you to your own devices when you need mental health support, we show up, online and in person.
Overstretched public and LGBTQ+ mental health services are at breaking point, leaving vulnerable people stranded. Queerwell is stepping in to bridge the gap with professional, qualified, and immediate support. But we can't do it without you.

Help us reach our £15,000 target to keep our community connected and supported
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We’ve listened to people accessing our services, consulted with the community and have done our research - and we have come up with some unique and well thought through improvements to our services:

1. Q-Time - The Next Phase

Quality time is essential for our mental health. That’s why we’re expanding Q-Time, our live, digital wellbeing and mental health program led by professional coaches and therapists. From mindful playshops to free digital toolkits, we are building a national lifeline. Support the Q+ Appeal to keep Q-Time growing!

2. Low-cost, Affordable and Accessible Therapy

Excellent mental health support shouldn't only be accessible to those who can afford it. We are raising funds to launch our brand-new, low-cost therapy service nationwide, bringing professional, accredited LGBTQ+ therapists directly to those who need them most.

Hear why people believe in our work

When I lost my partner of 30 years, I felt completely alone. Mental health services didn’t understand what it meant to be an older gay man, and I felt invisible.
Then I found Queerwell. Their free, LGBTQ+-affirming therapy gave me the support I needed. Now, I’m rebuilding my confidence and finding joy again.

- Client from our Pilot Therapy Service

Without Queerwell's online support on Christmas Day, I do not think I could have coped with my loneliness and depression.

- Workshop Attendee
Your support can change lives
£10
could cover all the costs of providing a free space at one of our workshops - helping someone rebuild their resilience or overcome burnout
£60
could cover one hour of timely free therapy for someone on very low income, facing suicidal thoughts and on a long waiting list for support elsewhere.
£500
will fund a mental health specialist to build a series of free resources on managing mental health as a neurodivergent person in the workplace.
£5000
will enable us to open the therapy service to people in most need with the least resources who have no options left to them.