Wise Thoughts Multi media arts charity developing arts projects and skills based training initiatives for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. Promoters of GFest – LGBT arts festival.
2nd floor Wood Green Central Library, High Road, Wood Green London N22 6XD
Tel: 020 888 99 555
Email: info@wisethoughts.org
Web: http://www.wisethoughts.org.uk & http://www.gaywisefestival.org.uk

Wise Thoughts - gaywise
LGBT support group & Drop-Ins operated by Wise Thoughts providing access to information on sexual health / hate crime reporting/local events and access to arts training. For all events please call.
Wise Thoughts, 2nd Floor, Wood Green Central Library, High Road, Wood Green, London, N22 6XD Tel: 020 8889 9555 email: info@wisethoughts.org
Web: www.wisethoughts.org
Drop-in time: 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month 6pm-8pm

Haringey Libraries: Stock an extensive collection of LGBT titles for reference & borrowing. Some libraries in Haringey have a separate section. The Library services also run writing workshops Central Library:
High Road, Wood Green, London N22 6XD
Tel: 020 8489 2780

Registering Civil Partnerships in Haringey: Couples will be required to attend a Register Office to give formal notice at least 16 days before the ceremony date.
Tel: 020 8489 2605
Web: www.haringey.gov

Dash: Drug Intervention project in Haringey:
Alexandra Court, 122-124 High Road, London, N22 6HE.
Tel: 020 8375 0223

HAGA: Haringey Advisory Group on Alcoholism:
590 Seven Sisters Road, London, N15 6HR
tel: 020 8800 6999
email: admin@haga.co.uk

HarinGAY
Local support and social networking for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in Haringey. Meet on the second and fourth Sunday of each month at White Hart Pub, Hale Rd N17, short walk from Tottenham Hale rail, bus and tube stations.
Tel: 020 8345 1866
Email: harinGAY_LGBT@yahoo.co.uk
Web: www.haringay.com

PACE (Outzone / Girl Diva)
If you are lesbian, gay or bisexual, or unsure about your sexuality and you are under 25 years, then this youth service will give you information, advice and support from both lesbian and gay youth workers and other young people. It's a free and confidential service.
Tel: 020 8348 1785
Web: www.outzone.org/
Opening times Mon to Fri - 06.00 hrs to 21.30 hrs Wed only - 12.00 hrs to 18.00 hrs

Haringey Victim Support
Offers support services to victims of all hate crimes. Provides practical advice on all crime-related issues. It also offers emotional support Domestic Violence / Sexual Violence Victims cont. ranging from immediate crisis support to long-term counselling. Victim Support has trained volunteers with experience of working with LGBT service users. Translations and interpreters available on request.
24-26 Commerce Road, Wood Green, N22 8ED
Tel: 020 8888 9878 Fax: 020 8888 9848
National number: 0845 30 30 900 (for assistance outside of normal office hours)
Web: www.victimsupport.org
Opening times Mon to Thu - 10.00 hrs to 16.00 hrs
Fri - 10.00 hrs to 14.00 hrs

Citizen's Advice Bureaus (CAB)
General advice and information for the community.
Turnpike Lane: 14A Willougby Road, London, N8 0JJ
Hornsey: Hornsey Town Hall, The Broadway, London N8 9JJ
Tottenham: Tottenham Town Hall, London N15 4RY
Tel. for all three CABs: 0870 126 4030
Web: www.adviceguide.org.uk

Mind in Camden & Haringey (drugs advice) Mind's Tranquilliser service exists to support individuals who may be experiencing difficulties due to Benzodiazepine dependency. These drugs include daytime tranquillisers like Valium and Ativan as well as sleeping pills such as Temezapam and Mogadon. We can help via support groups, advocacy, counselling, advice and information.
Camden: Barnes House, 9-15 Camden Road, London, NW1 9UP
Tel: 07090 422 890
Fax: 020 7911 0825

Click HERE for listing of local LGBT pubs and clubs.

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Haringey Police, Community Engagement Team:
Tel: 020 8345 0987
Fax: 020 8345 0990

Crimestoppers: 0800 55 55 111
In the case of an emergency always call: 999

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Albert Kennedy Trust
Provides a range of services for the young LGBT community including mentoring, support lodgings, foster placements, information & advice and training & consultation. , Unit 305a, Hatton Square,16/16a Baldwins Gardens , EC1N 7RJ
Web: www.akt.org.uk
Contact tel: 020 7831 6562

Anchor Project
LGBT project in South London providing one to one support to those who self harm, suffer depression or who are suicidal. , Unit 401, The Metro , SE108JL
Contact tel: 07090 422 978

Ask Dorothy
Lesbian and gay research, history, dates, and more.
Event Address: 41 , Cooks Road , SE173NG
Opening hours: 24 Hours
Contact tel: 0870 745 4394

Beaumont Trust TV / TS Helpline
Charity supporting transsexuals, transvestites, their wives, partners, friends, family and professional advisers.
Event Address: 27 , Old Gloucester Street , WC1N3XX
Web: www.beaumontsociety.org.uk
Contact tel: 07000 287 878 (Tue and Thu - 19.00hrs to 23.00hrs) 24-Hour Info Line: 01582 412220

Bisexual Helpline
c/o London Friend, 86 Caledonian Road , N19DN
Opening hours: 19.30hrs-22.00hrs
Contact email: etalk@londonfriend.org.uk
Contact tel: 020 7837 3337

Citizen's Advice Bureaus (CAB)
General advice and information for the community. Turnpike Lane: 14A Willougby Road, London, N8 0JJ Hornsey: Hornsey Town Hall, The Broadway, London N8 9JJ Tottenham: Tottenham Town Hall, London N15 4RY
Web: www.adviceguide.org.uk
Contact tel: 0870 126 4030

FFLAG
Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays is a continually growing national voluntary organisation and registered charity with more than 40 telephone helplines across the UK and parents' groups which hold regular meetings.
Event Address: 7 , York Court, Wilder Street, Bristol , BS28HQ
Web: www.fflag.org.uk
Contact email: info@fflag.org.uk
Contact tel: 0845 652 0311

London Friend
Offers counselling and support services which set out to explore issues of same sex- relationships, sexual identity and promote personal growth and self-confidence. We also provide a safe space as an alternative place to meet and socialise. , PO Box 7324 , N19QS
Contact tel: 020 7837 3337 (19:30-22:00 daily)

London Lesbian and Gay Switchboard
Telephone helpline, with information on HIV/AIDS, coming out, entertainment, local services, travelling abroad, problems or just a friendly and sympathetic ear. , PO Box 7324 , N19QS
Web: www.queery.org.uk
Contact email: admin@llgs.org.uk
Contact tel: Helpline: 020 7837 7324 (10.00am to 23.00pm)
Contact tel: 020 7837 6768

Parents Together
Parents Together offers confidential telephone support to parents with a gay son or lesbian daughter and for sons and daughters wanting to tell their parents. Meetings are held quarterly in the Croydon area or by arrangement. , PO Box 464 , SE254AT
Opening hours: Informal meetings quarterly
Contact tel: 07090 423 277

Regard
National organisation for disabled LGBT persons.
Event Address: 436 , Essex Road , N1 3QP
Web: www.regard.dircon.co.uk/
Contact name: Regard
Contact email: regard@dircon.co.uk
Contact tel: 020 7688 4111
Contact fax: 020 7688 4114
Minicom/Textphone: 020 7688 0709

Stonewall Housing Association
Provides shared housing to young lesbians and gay men aged (16-25) and a housing advice service to all ages. Monday: 14.00 hrs to 15.30 hrs at London Friend, N1 Tuesday:14.00 hrs to 15.30 hrs at East LondonOut Project, E17 Thursday: 14.00 hrs to 15.30 hrs at St Giles Centre, SE5 Unit 2a Leroy Business Centre, 436 Essex Road, Dalston, London, N1 3QP
Web: stonewallhousing.org
Contact tel: 020 7359 5767
Contact fax: 020 7359 9419
Minicom/Textphone: 020 7359 8188

The Basement Project
Weekly support for LGBs under 25 in Earl's Court
Event Address: 4 , Hogarth Road , SW50PT
Contact tel: 07090 422 075

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CLASH - (outreach for sex workers and drug users)
Clash is the HIV prevention outreach service attached to C&I Health Promotion. Clash was established in 1987, in response to rising concern about the numbers of young homeless people in Central London who were involved in drug use and the sex industry and who were not accessing health services.
Event Address: 11 , Warwick Street , W1R 5RA
Contact name: N/A
Contact email: N/A
Contact tel: 020 7437 0752

FTM Network
An informal and Ad hoc self help group, open to female to male transgender and transsexual people, or those exploring this aspect of their gender.
Web: http://www.ftm.org.uk
Contact name: FTM Network
Contact email: N/A

Gay Business Association - GBA
With over 150 members, the GBA provides a business and networking forum for gay owned and gay friendly businesses. , BCM-GBA, London, , WC1N 3X
Contact name: GBA
Contact email: N/A
Contact tel: 08707 429 249
Contact fax: 08707 454 395

LAGER
Lesbian And Gay Employment Right
Web: www.lager.dircon.co.uk
Contact name: LAGER
Contact email: N/A
Contact tel: 020 7704 2205

Lesbian & Gay Bereavement Project
Telephone counselling for lesbians and gay men who have lost a same-sex partner. The project issues a will form, and can often find clergy or secular leaders who can conduct funerals. Speakers can be provided for talks and discussions. , C/o HGLS 52-54 Grays Inn Road , WC1X 8J
Contact name: Lesbian & Gay Bereavement Project
Contact email: N/A
Contact tel: 020 7403 5969

Older Lesbian Network
Age 40+ Lesbian's only (female born, not an appropriate organisation for transexuals) meet monthly for socialising, discussion (based on Feminist structure), information-sharing & fun. , VAC, 295-299 Kentish Town Road , Nw5 2TJ
Contact name: Older Lesbian Network
Contact email: N/A

POLARI
Better services for older Lesbians, Gay men & bisexuals.
Web: www.casweb.org/polari
Contact name: POLARI
Contact email: polari@madasafish.com
Contact tel: 020 7255 4480

Safra Project
Resource project working on issues relating to lesbian, bisexual, and/or transgender women who identify as Muslim religiously and/or culturally (Muslim LBT women). , PO Box, 45079 , N4 3YD,
Web: www.safraproject.org
Contact name: SAFRA Project
Contact email: info@safraproject.org

Spectrum Haringey
Spectrum Haringey is a local peer support forum for all Trans people and those questioning their gender... ...along with partners, family and friends in a Safe and Comfortable Space... Although based in Haringey it is not restricted to Haringey Residents... All are welcome!
Directions: Lee Paris Variety Bar The White Hart Public House 51-57 The Hale, Tottenham N17 9JZ
Local transport: Tottenham Hale Underground (Victoria Line) and Railway Station is less than 5 minutes walk away. The station is also served by the following LT bus services: W4, 41, 123, 192, 230, 363 Anyone requiring an escort from the local tube station/bus stop/ car park please contact us and we can make arrangements.
Web: www.spectrum-haringey.org.uk From: Spectrum Haringey
Email: enquiries@spectrum-haringey.org.uk
Web: www.spectrum-haringey.org.uk
Disabled Access:
Contact name: Denise
Contact email: enquiries@spectrum-haringey.org.uk

The Gender Trust
provides a listening ear, caring support and an information centre for anyone with any questions or problems concerning their gender identity, or whose loved one is struggling with gender identity issues. The Trust is recognised as an authoritative centre for professional people who encounter gender identity related issues in their work. , PO Box 3192, Brighton , BN1 3WR
Contact name: The Gender Trust
Contact email: N/A
Contact tel: 07000 790 347

UK Lesbian & Gay Immigration Group
The UK Lesbian & Gay Immigration Group is an information, advice, support group for lesbians and gay men with immigration problems that they would not face if they were heterosexual. Also provides advice and information for L&G seeking asylum in the UK based on their sexuality. , PO Box 51524 , SE1 7ZW
Contact name: UK Lesbian & Gay Immigration Group
Contact email: N/A
Contact tel: 020 7620 6010
Contact fax: 0870 130 6229

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