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Festive social for disabled LGBT people

An LGBT Disabled People’s group will be holding a festive meet-up tomorrow, December 18, 2015. The meet-up will be from 3-5 pm at Charles Street on Marine Parade. All LGBT people with disabilities are welcome to go along for some festive cheer!

An LGBT Disabled People’s group will be holding a festive meet-up tomorrow, December 18, 2015.

The meet-up will be from 3-5 pm at Charles Street on Marine Parade. All LGBT people with disabilities are welcome to go along for some festive cheer!

The area at the back of Charles Street, near the DJ decks has been reserved and the venue is accessible for wheelchairs and has an accessible toilet.

Take along photo ID if you are under 25.

There is a food menu if you would like to eat there.

The group, is supported by LGBT HIP, meets in accessible venues on an ad-hoc basis, and offers an opportunity for disabled people to socialise, discuss issues and share mutual support.

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