Whoever you are and no matter who you love or how you define, please remember that you are not alone. At Pride in Surrey we know that at times things can become overwhelming, you can be faced with challenges that seem never ending or it feels like its you against the world. We've all been there, we know exactly how you are feeling. Don't give up, make the first step and seek support!
We can help you do that as we have taken the time to include charities, non-profit and official support groups that will benefit the lives of LGBTQ+ people, their allies and the intersectional groups within it.
The /NOT Alone text to 'TALK' service is provided by Pride in Surrey.
text: TALK + your message
to: 88440*
We'll listen and ensure that we signpost you to the support and/or guidance you may need.
*standard network rate sms.
Do you need to discreetly ask for help? Make it look like you are answering a radio competition or something.
Text: TALK + Answer is RED to: 88440.
(or) TALK + WIN & Your Name to: 88440.
We’ll act fast, we'll play along to get the info we need and we’ll keep calm, doing all we can to find you the help you need.
A Surrey County Council operated youth group for young people who are LGBTQ+. please call Molly White on 07966 133927 for more information about location and times.
The charity Eikon offer free youth clubs where young people can get help and develop life skills. For more information, please contact Clive Biggins on 01932 347434 or email clive.biggins@eikon.org.uk.
Free safe and anonymous support for young people, with online forums & chat via Kooth.com
Outline provides support to people with their sexuality and gender identity, including but not limited to the LGBT community of Surrey. Visit >
Their purpose is to create events, activities, and safe places where young LGBTQ+ people and allies can understand it's a beautiful thing to be proud of who you are. Visit >
A national charity delivering advice, support and information to LGBT communities. Visit >
Information & support for LGBT+ communities and their families. Visit >
A service supporting mental health and promoting well being in the community of Surrey. Visit >
A mental health service run by and for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Queer people. Visit >
Offers support, guidance and activities to increase wellbeing for people affected by stress, anxiety and depression. Visit >
Get tested and get on medication or PrEp to avoid the spread of HIV. Undetectable = Untransmittable.
New support group in Surrey for those living with or affected by the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
A charity dedicated to supporting parents and their lesbian, gay, bisexual and Trans sons and daughters. Visit >
Supporting young people who are Transgender and their guardians. Visit >
TRUK Listens from TransRadioUK - 8am until midnight call 0800 009 0584 or Visit >
The world’s largest organisation for trans and non-binary people in business. They seek to raise awareness, share contacts and best practice, provide role models and speakers within the community. Visit >
You can now report many instances of crime including anti-social behaviour and hate crime; online. Visit >
If you want to talk about it, text TALK + Your message to 88440* as we're here for you.
We understand that some people may not wish to speak with Surrey Police. In this instance, it's still vital you report the hate crime and you can do so anonymously and with support through Stop Hate UK. Visit >
AKT supports lgbtq+ young people aged 16-25 in the uk who are facing or experiencing homelessness or living in a hostile environment. Visit >
If you’re LGBTQ+, facing or experiencing homelessness, or living in an unsafe home please reach out to them through a self-referall for support. Visit >