The Northern Ireland Blood Transfusion Service (NIBTS) will soon be starting to assess donor eligibility on a person-by-person basis for declared lifestyle choices; instead of

The Rainbow Project, the organisation supporting the health and wellbeing of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and/or transgender people and their families in Northern Ireland, has reacted to a recent letter issued by Mr Sammy Wilson MP to constituents who have contacted him around the current campaign to ban conversion therapy here in the UK.

THE RAINBOW PROJECT WELCOMES NEW BLOOD DONATION RULES FOR GAY AND BI MEN

The Rainbow Project, the organisation supporting the health and well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or transgender people and their families in Northern Ireland, has reacted with anger and disgust at the revelation that so-called conversion therapies were practiced on students at Queenís University, Belfast.

The Rainbow Project to protest against conversion therapy on Saturday 6th April at Windsor Baptist church.

The Rainbow Project; a support and advocacy organisation for lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or transgender people and their families in Northern Ireland, have condemned a scheduled appearance of Polish writer and ìcomedianî Wojciech Cejrowski.

The Rainbow Project appeals for information regarding the serious homophobic assault in Strabane.

To mark World AIDS Day 2017, The Rainbow Project has called on the UK government to take the necessary proactive steps which can end new HIV infections within a generation. The leading LGBT charity has called for a radical rethink in how government tackles the infection which will require investment and challenging outdated orthodoxies in public health.

There’s Bishop in my Bedroom is a hugely entertaining new one-man show about love and equal marriage. Written and performed by Richard OíLeary it follows his early years as a would-be priest in Cork, to sourcing illegal condoms in Dublin, through to coming out in 1988 as a gay man in Belfast. He falls in love with a Protestant minister who would become his life-long partner.

Today the Department of Education published research which is further evidence that schools in Northern Ireland have a negative impact on the emotional wellbeing of the 30,000 LGBT young people in our schools. Additionally 67% of LGBT young people see their schools as unwelcoming.

Speaking after the judgment, Director of The Rainbow Project said: ‘ Of course we are bitterly disappointed for our clients who just wanted to be treated the same as everyone else. They were lawfully married in England and all they sought was recognition of their marriage at home in Northern Ireland.

The Rainbow Project, Northern Irelandís largest support and advocacy organisation for lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or transgender people, and their families, today raised questions about Arlene Fosterís interventions with the Scottish government around the conversion of Northern Ireland civil partnerships to marriages in Scotland.

The Rainbow Project, the largest support and advocacy organisation for lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or transgender people and their families in Northern Ireland, has organised a demonstration against the Chechen governmentís creation of concentration camps for gay men.

A commitment to deliver equal marriage must be a litmus test for any new Northern Ireland government, campaigners said today at a press conference in Belfast.

January 27th marks Holocaust Memorial Day in the UK. The systematic destruction of those deemed ‘undesirable’ by the Nazis and their allies across Europe was a catastrophic waste of life and was carried out in some of the most inhumane, brutal and unforgivable ways imaginable.

Northern Irelandís largest LGB&T support and advocacy organisation has welcomed the removal of the lifetime ban on gay and bisexual men donating blood but has warned that its replacement with a ban on those men who have had sex within the past 12 months means it is unlikely to allow for more than a handful to donate.