A social space with workshops and activities.

November’s activity to be announced soon…

To ensure our space is welcoming and inclusive, we require everyone to follow our Safer Spaces Policy. This group is for trans women, trans fems, trans feminine people, and any non-binary people wishing to access a trans women centred space. You must be aged 18+ to attend.

If you’re looking for a chance to connect with like-minded women in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, then our Women’s Group is the perfect opportunity.

November’s activity to be announced soon.

To ensure our space is welcoming and inclusive, we require everyone to follow our Safer Spaces Policy. This group is for all LGBTQ+ women and non-binary people who wish to access a women centred space. You must be aged 18+ to attend.

Made possible thanks to the generous funding of Cheshire Community Fund.

It takes place at LGBT Foundation, Fairbairn House (2nd Floor), 72 Sackville Street, Manchester, M1 3NJ. Our venue is accessible by lift and stairs, and has gender-neutral toilers and an accessible toilet. For more info on getting to us: https://lgbt.foundation/downloads/HowToFindUsJune2023

For any questions or access requirements, please email women@lgbt.foundation

Please note: The Women’s Group will also meet on October 28th for a special Halloween activity, tickets here.

Looking to connect with like-minded individuals in a warm and welcoming environment? LGBT Foundation’s Women’s Group is a new meet-up happening on the second Monday of every month. It is a place for all LGBTQ+ women and non-binary people who wish to access a women centred space to come together and make connections. We host a range of engaging events aimed at bringing you new experiences. 

On 28th October the Women’s Group will meet for a special one-off activity to mark Halloween. Join Aimie for a fun-filled, magic-inspired workshop designed to help you get in touch with the things your heart truly desires, and give you the courage, as well as the energy, to magnetize these things into your life.

In this workshop you can expect to work with the tarot, connect to your eros through dance & learn a simple spell using string and work some brujeria.  

Bring your journal, a pen and some water. The movement part of the workshop will be accessible to different abilities, please bring flat and comfortable shoes with you to wear for this part of the session.

Aimie Duggan (she/her) is a spiritual and wellness facilitator, yoga teacher, and intuitive guide, using tarot and astrology to support individuals in finding greater peace, wholeness, and reconnecting to their inner light. She blends ancient wisdom with her own creativity to create inspiring, playful and down-to-earth sessions that leave people feeling whole. 

This group is for all LGBTQ+ women and non-binary people who wish to access a women centred space. You must be aged 18+ to attend.

To ensure our space is welcoming and inclusive, we require everyone to follow our Safer Spaces Policy.

Made possible thanks to the generous funding of Cheshire Community Fund.

It takes place at LGBT Foundation, Fairbairn House (2nd Floor), 72 Sackville Street, Manchester, M1 3NJ. Our venue is accessible by lift and stairs, and has gender-neutral toilers and an accessible toilet. For more info on getting to us: https://lgbt.foundation/downloads/HowToFindUsJune2023

For any questions or access requirements, please email women@lgbt.foundation

Our Gender Spectrum Wellbeing Group is for trans, non-binary, intersex, gender-fluid, gender-queer, agender, gender-questioning people, and those who identify (wholly, or in part) as different from the gender they were assigned at birth.

The group is a wellbeing space for, and run by, gender diverse people. We will help you connect in a community space with others with shared identities. During the session, you can always take some space to think about your life, what’s working well, and where you can try new things to level up on your life satisfaction.

In the group, we share space with the community, talk about wellbeing, and learn new things we can put into practice that can spark joy, ease discomfort, and feel empowering.