The new course for Gay Help Line operators is here, and this year it has a special meaning: we are celebrating 20 years of listening, support and resistance.
Why apply now? Because being an operator is our concrete response to a situation where the rights of the LGBTQIA+ community are still under attack.
For two decades, we have been turning outrage into help, and silence into a safe space.
Being an operator today means:
Carrying on a 20-year history of fighting hate and discrimination.
To be the first point of contact for those experiencing stigma and invisibility.
Building the future of our community, one listener at a time.
It's not just volunteering, it's our community response. We need you to shape the next 20 years.
Apply now: clicking here
We look forward to seeing you again to make a difference.
For two decades, we have been turning outrage into help, and silence into a safe space.
Being an operator today means:
Carrying on a 20-year history of fighting hate and discrimination.
To be the first point of contact for those experiencing stigma and invisibility.
Building the future of our community, one listener at a time.
It's not just volunteering, it's our community response. We need you to shape the next 20 years.
Apply now: clicking here
We look forward to seeing you again to make a difference.