LGBTQ+ Carer Information and Wellbeing Session

The session is aimed at LGBTQ+ unpaid Carers to provide them with information about Birmingham Carers Hub and what mental health and wellbeing support we offer.

Come along and:

Find out how Birmingham Carers Hub can support you for free
Hear from Neil, a gay man who cares for his dad and brother
Learn about our free BEAM wellbeing programme
Discover support from RESET Psychology
Meet other LGBTQ+ unpaid Carers

You are welcome to bring the person that you care for.

Places are limited so book your place today.

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Event details

Where

Birmingham LGBT Centre, B5 6EW

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When

Start: 14^th July, 2026 at 12:00pm

End: 14^th July, 2026 at 2:00pm

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