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05/02/2019
A total of £2.6 million has been offered to mark LGBT History Month as part of the government's action plan.
Barnardo's, Diversity Role Models, EqualiTech, The National Children's Bureau, Stonewall and the Diana Award will split £1m between them to continue their work in protecting children from anti-LGBT bullying.
In addition, Advonet, the LGBT Foundation, London Friend, Mind in the City, Hackney and Waltham Forest and the Royal College of General Practitioners have received £1m to help improve the treatment of LGBT people in the health and social care sector.
Meanwhile, Consortium has been given £200,000 to deliver training to LGBT+ organisations, and they will also distribute £400,000 to voluntary and community groups across the UK.
(JG/CM)
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UK LGBT Organisations Awarded Over £2m In Govt Funding
Twelve organisations that work to improve the lives of the LGBT+ community in the UK have been awarded government funding.A total of £2.6 million has been offered to mark LGBT History Month as part of the government's action plan.
Barnardo's, Diversity Role Models, EqualiTech, The National Children's Bureau, Stonewall and the Diana Award will split £1m between them to continue their work in protecting children from anti-LGBT bullying.
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In addition, Advonet, the LGBT Foundation, London Friend, Mind in the City, Hackney and Waltham Forest and the Royal College of General Practitioners have received £1m to help improve the treatment of LGBT people in the health and social care sector.
Meanwhile, Consortium has been given £200,000 to deliver training to LGBT+ organisations, and they will also distribute £400,000 to voluntary and community groups across the UK.
(JG/CM)
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