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'''Coventry & Warwickshire Friend''' is an LGBT telephone helpline, offering information & support; covering [[Coventry]] and [[Warwickshire]].<ref>http://cwfriend.co.uk/</ref> In addition to the telephone helpline, the group offers face-to-face meetings, social groups, newsletters and printed information. People can be referred to agencies that can offer legal and medical advice.<ref>http://coventrylgbt.org.uk/index.php/links/coventry-and-warwickshire-friend/</ref> | [[File:Cwfriend.png|thumb|Coventry & Warwickshire Friend logo]]'''Coventry & Warwickshire Friend''' is an LGBT telephone helpline, offering information & support; covering [[Coventry]] and [[Warwickshire]].<ref>http://cwfriend.co.uk/</ref> In addition to the telephone helpline, the group offers face-to-face meetings, social groups, newsletters and printed information. People can be referred to agencies that can offer legal and medical advice.<ref>http://coventrylgbt.org.uk/index.php/links/coventry-and-warwickshire-friend/</ref> | ||
In February 2013 the charity set up three support groups:<ref>http://cwfriend.co.uk/?p=735</ref> | In February 2013 the charity set up three support groups:<ref>http://cwfriend.co.uk/?p=735</ref> | ||
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[[Category:West Midlands]] | [[Category:West Midlands]] | ||
[[Category:Warwickshire]] | [[Category:Warwickshire]] | ||
[[Category:Charities]] | [[Category:Charities]] | ||
[[Category:Consortium members]] | [[Category:Former Consortium members]] | ||
[[Category:Friend groups]] | |||
Latest revision as of 13:06, 10 July 2026
Coventry & Warwickshire Friend is an LGBT telephone helpline, offering information & support; covering Coventry and Warwickshire.[1] In addition to the telephone helpline, the group offers face-to-face meetings, social groups, newsletters and printed information. People can be referred to agencies that can offer legal and medical advice.[2]
In February 2013 the charity set up three support groups:[3]
- Trans & Gender Variant Social Support group (Yana)
- Refugee/Asylum Support Group
- Gay Parents Support Group.