IMPORTANT NOTICE

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most community groups are currently not meeting. To protect yourself and others, avoid all unnecessary contact with 

other people and follow all advice issued by the Australian Department of Health via their website. Conditions are changing constantly, so check

back periodically for the latest advice.

If you are feeling socially isolated, see the Services and COVID-19 pages on this website for people you can contact. Various phone and online services such as Q Life and Lifeline are still operating as usual, and services like Bfriend are still available via phone and email to offer support to LGBTIQA+ South

Australians.

Latest News

Find below the latest news items for the LGBTIQA+ community here in South Australia.

Gender Connect Country SA phone service now available

Posted 11 March 2020

As of last week, SHINE SA's Gender Wellbeing Service has launched a new Gender Connect phone service for people living in country SA.

This free phone service is available for any trans, gender diverse or gender questioning people in country SA who need support. It is also suitable for people who are supporting trans and gender diverse people in country SA, and can provide guidance on how to help.

See their flyer or website for more information.

SHINE SA launching new groups

Posted 27 February 2020

SHINE SA has announced two new groups that will be meeting at their city practice (57 Hyde Street, Adelaide) through until the end of June. The groups

are:

TransFemme SA

Hosted by SHINE SA's Gender Wellbeing Service, this group will offer a relaxed, safe space for people who identify as feminine and are not assigned female at birth to meet, have fun and be comfortable.

See their flyer for dates and further details.

Adelaide Queer Gamers

This group will provide a safe space for LGBTIQA+ people aged 16 years and over, and their allies, to meet new people and have some fun while playing

games.

Further details can be found here.