HAVE YOUR SAY: Brighton & Hove LGBT Switchboard invites LGBTQ+ communities to take part in community survey
Brighton & Hove LGBT Switchboard is inviting LGBTQ+ communities to take part in a new community survey as the charity reflects on its 50th year and looks ahead to what comes next.
For 50 years, Switchboard has offered support, connection and a voice for LGBTQ+ people in Brighton & Hove. The new survey asks the community what Switchboard means to them, what they think the organisation is getting right, and what they would like to see more of in the future.
The survey is short and accessible, with only eight questions and taking less than two minutes to complete.
Rob Sainsbury, Switchboard’s CEO said: “Switchboard exists because of our LGBTQ+ communities, and we want to hear from as many people as possible. This is a chance for people to tell us what Switchboard means to them, what feels important, and what they want to see from us in the future. As we reflect on 50 years of community support, we want the next chapter to be shaped by the people and communities we are here for.”
The survey, which closes 11.59pm on Sunday, 26 April, is open to anyone who has used Switchboard’s services, volunteered, worked alongside the organisation, or simply knows who Switchboard is.
CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE SURVEY
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