With the Supreme court ruling we as a LGBT+ organization we stand in solidarity with trans, intersex and non-binary people as we all begin to navigate what this means. The Supreme Court reaffirmed that trans people are protected under Equality act 2010 from discrimination on the basis of Gender Reassignment and that protection remains in place but we will never stop working towards equality, dignity and rights for all LGBT+ people.
if your in need of support during this time we have some hotlines to contact under LGBT+ organisations tab.
Community Chest
Thanks to Sunderland Council and community chest, our cafe now boasts additional outside seating for visitors, along with a fabulous ice machine. Plus, the foldable tables in the community room allow for a wider range of activities.

Are you a parent of a Trans or non-binary child?
Once a Month on a Saturday. First group is on 3rd May 2pm-3.30 pm

LGBT+ Men’s Group
Every Friday 1pm- 3pm

Young Persons LGBT+ Group
Starts Saturday 29th April 2pm-3,30

The Rainbow Hub
Thanks to National Lottery players, and funding from the National Community Lottery Fund our LGBT+ Community Hub is now open. A Café/Bar and Community room, where we will encourage people who are experiencing social isolation and loneliness to meet one another, have a chat, make friends and join in with activities.”
If you would like to be involved and have a few hours to spare in the next few weeks, we definitely need volunteers to join our Steering Group or volunteer in the Centre, please get in touch at hello@wearproud.org
Covid vaccine drop in clinics for 1st, 2nd or booster vaccines
Drop in clinics running at locations across the city,
Covid vaccines are available for
• Those requiring first or second doses (this does not include children eligible for a vaccine at school).
• Must be a minimum of 8 weeks between first and second doses
• Eligibility for vaccine will be checked on attendance at vaccination sites.
Covid boosters available for
• Age 50 and over
• Frontline health and social care workers
• Age 16-49 years in at-risk group for COVID
• Adult carers
• Adult household contacts of at risk groups
• Must be a minimum of 182 days since second dose- this will be checked on site.
If you already have an appointment and decide to drop in, please cancel your appointment so others can have it
For more information see Covid-19 vaccine – Sunderland City Council