www.lgbthero.org.uk: Our site offers information, advice and support on topics including; mental health, sexual health, living with HIV, coming out, sexuality and gender identity, sex and relationships, your rights and much more to over 100,000 people a month.

LGBT HERO provides an online peer-support forum where LGBTQ+ people can talk, listen and support one another in a non-judgemental way moderated by trained staff and volunteers. Our peer-support forums are visited by over 10,000 people a month

FindOut: is an online service finder where you can find over 500 sports clubs, social clubs and support services in London. 

LGBT HERO is also the home of GMFA - the gay men's health project. GMFA was set up in 1992 to tackle the high numbers of gay and bisexual men dying from HIV and AIDS. Today, GMFA provides gay, bisexual and trans men who have sex with men with info, advice and support a special hub on www.lgbthero.org.uk and develops social media focused campaigns in a tone that men have come to know GMFA for. GMFA also supports men living with HIV through support groups and creating work that helps tackle HIV stigma such as 'The Undetectables'. GMFA reaches and supports over 125,000 GBT+ men every month.  

FS magazine: FS is published six times a year and offers a platform for gay, bi and trans men as part of a service we deliver through GMFA. FS tackles the harder issues such as alcohol, drugs, chemsex, racism within the GBT+ community, mental health and suicide and general sex and relationship advice. FS is currently read by over 500k people a year and you can download it via the FS app on iOS.

HangOuts: In 2020, as a response to the COVID pandemic, LGBT HERO set up online peer-support groups for LGBTQ+ people. These support groups work to bring people, who may be feeling isolated, lonely or not connected with the community to come together and talk about all things health and life. Our HangOuts programme has several different groups including support for LGBTQ+ people from minority backgrounds. The HangOuts programmes has supported over 1000 people so far. 

Campaigns: Developing campaigns and materials is a big part of what we do at LGBT HERO. Over the years we have developed 100s of campaigns and 1000s of supportive materials. In the last few years some of our most successful campaigns has been:

• Me. Him. Us - a sexual wellbeing campaign for Black and South Asian men - MHU has reached over six million people since its launch in 2018,
• Project Happy - a campaign to highlight the high numbers of LGBTQ+ people who die by suicide reaching over 800,000 people since April 2020.
• Our hate crime awareness campaign 'Be an Ally / What next' reaching over 600,000 people since October 2020.
• In 2021 we launched a new health hub for LBT+ people which offered specific info, advice and support in relation to the issues LBT+ people are facing right now. The hub, which is an ongoing project, has supported over 50,000 people so far. 
• We are currently in the process of developing awareness campaigns on topics including domestic violence and abuse, suicide prevention and HIV support. 

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If you have any questions about any of our work or would like to know more email us on [email protected]