LGBTQIA+

Stonewall commissioned YouGov to carry out a survey asking more than 5,000 lesbian, gay, bi
and trans (LGBT) people across England, Scotland and Wales about their life in Britain today. This
report, the first of a series based on the research, investigates their experiences of homophobic,
biphobic and transphobic hate crimes and day-to-day discrimination

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LGBT in Britain - Health Report is Stonewall's report based on YouGov research with 5000 lesbian, gay, bi and trans (LGBT) people across England, Scotland and Wales about their life in Britain today. This report, part of a series based on the research, looks at mental health and well-being of LGBT people and investigates the specific experiences of LGBT people when accessing healthcare services.

This report aims to shine a light on the many and varied experiences, insights and needs of
trans men and non-binary people who have accessed perinatal services. It should be
especially useful for perinatal practitioners, service managers, commissioners and
policymakers. However, anyone with an interest in trans healthcare or improving services
for marginalised communities will find the contents of this report helpful

This survey, undertaken in 2021, reflects the
wider challenges reported by many when
accessing primary care services during the
pandemic.

Developing LGBT Inclusion within Community Pharmacies! Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer and questioning + (LGBTQ+) communities experience healthcare inequalities in the UK at an unacceptable rate. These inequalities include barriers to accessinghealthcare, experiences of prejudice and discrimination, and poorer health outcomes.

This is the first report on research from the project ‘Integrating Care for Trans Adults’ (ICTA) –
also referred to as ‘Before, During, and After Adult Gender Identity Specialist Services:
Improving the integration of care for trans adults’ (BeDAGIS). This project has been funded by
the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) and ran for two years from March 2019.

This report summarises the experiences of people who identify as LGBT+ and are over
50.

Guidance for service providers on how to develop
LGBTQ+ affirmative practices

A landmark UK publication with practical tips, guidance, and resources dedicated to supporting trans people of faith across all sectors and communities.

The SOC8 provides clinical guidance for health care professionals to assist transgender and gender diverse (TGD) people with safe and effective pathways to achieve lasting personal comfort with their gendered selves, and to maximize their overall health, psychological well-being, and self-fulfillment. This assistance may include primary care, hormonal or surgical treatments, gynecologic and urologic care, reproductive options, voice and communication therapy, and mental health services (e.g., counseling, psychotherapy), among others.

In this section you can find out about the experiences of trans and gender diverse young people by seeing and hearing them share their personal stories on film, audio and in text. We have talked to 50 trans and gender diverse people in England, Wales and Scotland both in their homes and online.

In 2016, the BMA and the Association of LGBTQ+ Doctors and Dentists (GLADD) conducted
research looking at the experiences of discrimination faced by lesbian, gay and bisexual
doctors in the workplace. Six years on, we wanted to find out what progress towards better
inclusion has been made. In this new survey, we also wanted to look at the experiences of
trans and non-binary medics, including medical students, and the views of doctors who
are not themselves members of the LGBTQ+ communities.