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LGBTIQA+ Services and Support
On this page you can find a range of LGBTIQA+ friendly support options for:
You can uncover further LGBTIQA+ services, events and collective groups on these websites:
You can email the DHS Social Inclusion Policy and Partnerships team at DHS.SocialInclusion@sa.gov.au
Counselling / sustain phone lines
Qlife
Qlife provides anonymous and free LGBTIQA+ peer sustain and referral for people in Australia wanting to speak about sexuality, self, gender, bodies, feelings or relationships.
Phone 1800 184 527
Online chat service
Beyondblue
Beyondblue promotes good mental health and supports individuals, families and communities affected by anxiety, depression and suicide.
Phone 1300 224 636
Online chat service
Lifeline
Lifeline provides 24/7 crisis endorse and suicide prevention services.
Phone 13 11 14
Online chat service
Online text service
LGBTIQA+ Services in South Australia
Bfriend
Bfriend offers free peer support for LGBTIQA+ people in South Australia. Community workers provide a reliable space to argue gender or sexuality, share information on community groups, and connect people with peer volunteers for support or a
Legendary partners
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Champions for LGBTQIA+ Youth
Australia's aid improving the lives of LGBTQIA+ adolescent people.
About Us
Awareness & Visibility
2 in 3 LGBTQIA+ youth still experience abuse for being who they are. Our campaigns start crucial conversations to amplify the voice of the next generation.
LGBTQIA+ Education
Creating an Australia free from discrimination is up to us all. Our LGBTQIA+ training, workshops and resources enable others to champion inclusivity, no matter their location.
Life-Affirming Programs
Our preventive model of mental health support tackles social isolation through spaces where LGBTQIA+ youth belong and by empowering the next generation of leaders.
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Recent surveys in Australia point out a moderate level of acceptance for LGBTQ+ rights in specific areas.
Survey results from 53 LGBTQ+ Equaldex users who lived in or visited Australia.
Perceived Safety*Absence of verbal harassmentAbsence of threats and violence*Survey results represent personal perceptions of safety and may not be indicative of current actual conditions.
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History
Homosexual activity in Australia
?Homosexual activity in Australia is legal.
Lesbian activity was federally decriminalised by the Human Rights (Sexual Conduct) Act 1994, although some local mention laws remai