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People aged between 16 and 24 years were most likely to identify as LGB, at an estimated 4. However, women were more likely to identify as bisexual, at 0. Around seven in 10 of the lesbian, gay or bisexual population are single and have never married or registered a civil partnership, which the ONS said reflected the younger age structure of this population and that legal unions for same-sex couples were relatively new. They might just be attracted to someone of the same sex on the odd occasion. That helps them to get business and it also helps with education.

Jake, of Wolstanton , said: "At my school people looked down on homophobia. The traditional bullies would stand up for anyone who was being picked on for being gay. I have never experienced much homophobia but that's not the case for an older generation. Owen Farrow - better known on stage and TV as drag queen Divina De Campo - believes society is becoming more tolerant.

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Now there is a much broader spectrum, there is not so much of a stereotype. You were either a drag queen or Julian Clary. People were just starting to talk about it. Now, LGB people [are portrayed] from all walks of life, because anyone can be gay.

Carers In Hucknall is a self help group run by and for carers and the people we care for in Hucknall and surrounding areas. Support, understanding and a warm welcome are guaranteed, whether your a carer, disabled or you just need the company. Carers Trust schemes are a network of 76 local independent charities providing support to carers and the people they care for, often through the provision of flexible breaks.

A group for any parent or carer who finds themselves struggling to get answers and resolve issues that occur with unusual, different, troubled and spectrum children.

Contact provides support, advice and information for families with disabled children, no matter what their condition or disability. The service will be able to provide impartial, confidential information, advice and support for parents of children and young people with SEN or disabilities, young people and children with SEN or disabilities about education, health and social care.

The Forum is a voluntary group of parents and carers who want to make a difference. Helping to give all children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities the best possible future. The Derbyshire Autism Services is based in the heart of Derbyshire in Ripley which allows us to cover the diverse area of Derbyshire. Derbyshire Carers Association provides support, advice and information for carers. Providing impartial information and advice for special educational needs and disability.

We provide free, confidential and impartial information, advice and advocacy in respect of any aspect of disability to people with disabilities and impairments, their carers, friends and families as well as professionals and students. Is a parent's support group run by volunteers with no outside funding. Fairplay supports children and young people with disabilities and additional needs, and their families, across North Derbyshire. Friends4support is the former Friends Together support group. It is for parent carers of disabled children in Bassetlaw.

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Include is a short-term tenancy support service for adults with autism and asperger syndrome. Jigsaw is a parent support group for families of children with an ASD aged years. The group holds twice monthly support groups at the Salvation Army centre in South Wigston for information about autism and related conditions.

Working with disabled children, young people and their families. Parent run local family support group, dedicated to offering help, information, care and support to parents and carers of children and young people who have been diagnosed with Autistic Spectrum Disorder. SENDIASS Leicester offers free, confidential and impartial information, advice and support to parents and carers of young people aged with special educational needs or disabilities SEND as well as young people themselves.

The Leicestershire Autistic Society formed over 20 years ago provides support, information and advice to families and professionals dealing with Autism in Leicestershire, Leicester City and Rutland. We offer an information, advice and support service to children, young people with Special Educational Needs and Disability and their parents. The Lincolnshire Autistic Society champion the rights and interests of all people with autism and aim to provide individuals with autism and their families with the help, support and services that they can access, trust and rely upon and which can make a positive difference to their lives.

Parent carer forums are a group of parents and carers of disabled children who work with local authorities, education settings, health providers and other providers to make sure the services they plan and deliver meet the needs of disabled children and families. Our dream has always been to open a community centred hub which meets the needs of all types of groups in the community. Set up by parents, to support families with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

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We believe all children, young persons and their families have the right to a positive educational and life experience. We actively work in partnership with parents, schools, our local authorities and other service providers.

Nottingham Mencap is a leading local Voluntary Organisation that is dedicated to the service of people with a learning disability or difficulty, and their families and carers. We also support their families and carers. We are a team of social care professionals. The Notts Dads Forum is a group for dads and male carers of children on the autistic spectrum.

We are a friendly, informal, non-judgemental group and we aim to help family and friends to access advice, support and activities in the local area. We do monthly play dates, coffee morning ,a yearly inclusive Funfest and raise funds for trips and activities. We are a group of dedicated parents and carers of children aged from with a disability or special educational need who live in Rutland. We volunteer our time and are committed to help improve the quality of the lives of families dealing with all kinds of disabilities and additional needs. Our forum is the official voice representing all of Rutland's parents and carers.

SENDIASS Rutland offers free, confidential and impartial information, advice and support to parents and carers of young people aged with special educational needs or disabilities SEND as well as young people themselves. Employment Support - Spectrum E works around you and the support you need at work, to sustain and progress within employment.

We are a parent run non profit group. To promote socialisation and friendships. We are a Leicestershire based charity and dedicated to supporting family carers across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland and work with a diverse population with differing needs. The Carers Federation was established in as a small local charity to support people living in Nottingham and the surrounding area. Home-Start helps families with young children deal with whatever life throws at them. We support parents as they learn to cope, improve their confidence and build better lives for their children.

The Little Explorers Activity Club started out as an Autism friendly home based activity club but we soon realised it has a wider appeal, lots of children benefit from having a stable environment to learn and experience new things. The Monday Club is a social group based in Leicester for adults aged 18 to 65 who have Asperger Syndrome.

The Club is based at the Leicestershire Centre for Integrated Living, and members meet on Monday evenings from 7pm to 9pm. We also run sessions on alternate Wednesday evenings. Asperger East Anglia offers personal, friendly assistance for everyone with Asperger syndrome and their carers by providing a comprehensive and integrated service. Autism Bedfordshire is an independent charity supporting children, young people and adults with Autistic Spectrum Conditions A. This is a group for children with autism, associated conditions and their families. Their objective is to arrange events, outings and clubs for families where children on the spectrum and their siblings can have fun and enjoy simple days out or other activities, surrounded by people who understand.

The Autism Suffolk centre is based in the small, welcoming and family-friendly town of Kesgrave, and is dedicated to supporting the parents and carers of children in Suffolk who are under the age of 14 and have a confirmed diagnosis of an autism spectrum disorder.

Support group for parents and carers of Children with Autism. This is a parent led support group. We will be having speakers attend some months. We provide confidential and impartial information, advice and support about special educational needs and disabilities SEND to children, young people and parents.