A monthly health and wellbeing pop-up is available for trans, non-binary and intersex (TNBI) people living in Brighton and Hove.
The TNBI Health Pop-up brings together The Clare Project, Switchboard and a local NHS Primary Care team to make healthcare easier and safer to access. The team includes clinicians, social prescribers and community workers who understand that visiting a traditional GP surgery can sometimes feel stressful or unwelcoming.
The drop-in takes place on the last Tuesday of every month, from 2:30pm to 5pm, at The Clare Project Drop-in in Dorset Gardens Methodist Church, Brighton. No appointment is needed.
Support available
People can visit with a specific health concern or simply come in for an informal conversation over a cup of tea. Support includes:
- TNBI-focused health checks and advice
- Help with minor injuries or illnesses
- Social prescribing support, including housing, money advice and connections to local wellbeing groups
- Help understanding and navigating healthcare services
- An opportunity to share experiences and help shape the future of the pop-up
The team aims to provide support without gatekeeping or unnecessary barriers. The service is co-produced with the TNBI community and will continue to develop in response to what local people say they need
Drop-in details
When: Last Tuesday of every month, 2:30pm–5pm
Where: The Clare Project Drop-in, Ground Floor, Dorset Gardens Methodist Church, Brighton, BN2 1RL
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Appointments: No appointment needed
For questions or feedback, email Sxicb-bh.brightonhealthhub@nhs.net
