The Rainbow Project and LGBT Ireland are delighted to announce the creation of a new All Island LGBTQIA+ Forum thanks to support from Community Foundation

SSE Airtricity and the Rainbow Project’s new campaign aims to drive awareness for the organisation and the support services they provide. Last year The Rainbow Project

The Rainbow Project has welcomed the release of NI census results around sexual orientation but has expressed its disappointment that the Northern Irish census did

World AIDS Day, designated on 1 December every year since 1988, is an international day dedicated to raising awareness of the AIDS pandemic caused by

The Rainbow Project bringing LIVING Exhibition to Belfast to celebrate World Aids Day 2022 As part of Worlds AIDS Day 2022, the Rainbow Project is

The Rainbow Project seeks to recruit Board members from across Northern Ireland committed to our mission statement of “promoting the health and well-being of LGBTQIA+

Pictured the Minister Health Minister Robin Swann speaking today at the launch of the LGBTQIA+ Mental Health Advocacy Service at Belfast City Hall. The Health

The Rainbow Project Northern Ireland announced a new partnership with the North’s second-largest utility company, SSE Airtricity. The partnership will see SSE provide funding to

The Rainbow Project are disappointed by the decision by IRFU to ban trans women from competing in contact rugby. Sport is not just physical activity,

There is concern that a sizable number of the confirmed cases of monkeypox in the UK and NI have been in gay and bi men.

Popular ‘Out on the Roof’ fundraiser returns in 2022 as ‘Out at the Market’, highlighting diversity for city The popular ‘Out on the Roof’ initiative,

We are issuing the following correction to our statement “Monkeypox misinformation is stigmatising gay and bi men” We stated that “Monkeypox is not spread through

Are you casually hooking up with people? Whether it’s Grindr, Growlr, Her, Scruff or Tinder, there’s nothing strange about using a phone app to find

The Rainbow Project is withdrawing all support for the UK Government‘ Safe To Be Me’ conference and any proposed events for Northern Ireland. As the

The Rainbow Project and HERe NI benefit from £260,000 funding boost Health Minister Robin Swann has visited The Rainbow Project and HERe NI after the

Sex Worker Rights Day started in 2001 when a sex worker organisation Durbar Mahila Samanwaya Committee in Kolkata, India gathered for a festival overcoming pressure

LGBTQIA people are set to benefit from more accessible mental health services following the funding of over £260,000 from the Department of Health. Health Minister

The Rainbow Project is pro-Sex Worker rights and pro- decriminalisation and we want to support sex workers within our community in Northern Ireland. Our new

The Rainbow Project has expressed its disappointment at the European Court of Human Rights decision on Lee v. the United Kingdom. The Court ruled today

Last year an inquiry was launched into the Reform of the Gender Recognition Act, following the Government’s response to the Gender Recognition Act consultation. Today,

The Rainbow Project launched a new survey about the needs, experiences and views of LGBTQIA+ people from Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities here