“Coming to Allsorts I’ve made several friends and feel more confident about my sexuality”

“Getting support with identity problems and simply having someone to talk to has been very helpful”

Links

There are lots of websites, groups and services out there where you can get help and advice or where you can meet new people and take up a new interests.

 

Brighton Websites:

Connections 360 www.connections360.org.uk

East Sussex County Council’s website for young people. They aim to give you advice and information on everything, from how to choose your options at school to where to get contraception. Information on the website is written by experts from different teams at the Council.

 

Zhoosh! www.zhooshbrighton.co.uk

Zhoosh offers an alternative non-scene guide to the LGBT community, so if you want to find out who’s meeting up and where across the city, make new friends and take up new interests, this is the website to come to. There’s  directory, events guide and blog.

 

RealBrighton www.realbrighton.co.uk

RealBrighton provides all the information about the scene if you want to go out for the night. It includes information on the clubs, bars, pubs, drag queens & DJs.

 

GScene www.gscene.com

A monthly magazine is produced along with the website covering all the news and reviews of what’s happening across Brighton & Hove effecting the LGBT community.