Get Help With Digital Skills
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We work in partnership with The Beth Johnson Foundation to offer access to a “Tea and Tech Drop-in” where you can get support to learn basic digital skills including setting up or using your own devices. Find out more including dates of upcoming sessions…
FREE HIV Self Tests
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Many people who have HIV do not know that they have it. To help prevent the spread of HIV, Staffordshire Sexual Health Charity (SSHC) are offering free self-testing kits.
Learn CPR in 15 Minutes for Free
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Many of us will witness a cardiac arrest in our lifetime. Be ready for that day. It takes just fifteen minutes to learn CPR using your mobile phone and this excellent online course.
Stoke Pride Photo Gallery 2023
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We’ve just added a gallery of fabulous photos taken at this year’s Stoke Pride.
BeeFree – Mind and Movement
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BeeFree is a new support hive for mind and movement to help people with pain and mental health issues.
Rainbow Walks Stoke
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Join us on Sunday 2nd July for an easy circular walk around Hanley Town Centre that includes sites of significance to the Local LGBT Community.
Look After Your Mental Health
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Mental health problems can affect anyone, but they’re more common among people who are LGBT+ Here are some ways to get help.