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Support Services
Below is a list of support groups and services run by other organisations
Each group/service runs differently and is open to people of different ages, sexualities and gender identities. Some are simply a fun social group, while others may also include the occasional health related workshop.
It is normal to feel a little nervous if going to a group for the first time. Most people running groups will be really happy to meet with you before the group starts to welcome you, and let you know how the group operates and answer any questions. Get in touch with each service using the details provided for further information.
Bfriend - People newly identifying as LGBTIQ
A free information and social support service of Uniting Communities for people newly identifying as LGBTIQ or for those questioning their sexuality and gender identity. They also support their friends and families.
Where: Adelaide
Facebook: facebook.com/BfriendUC
Moogaloo Mob & Blak Lemons - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who identify as gay, lesbian, sistergirl or brotherboy
Moolagoo Mob & Blak Lemons is an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander group which offers a social and support network for those who identify as gay, lesbian, sistergirl or brotherboy. They meet every month in a friendly, safe and confidential environment.
Where: Adelaide
Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/192121764142222/
SAMESH - Gay men, men who have sex with men and people living with HIV in South Australia
A South Australian community based organisation that provides support, education, outreach and clinical services in regard to sexual health. They offer peer based rapid HIV testing and full STI health screening. Based in Adelaide’s CBD, the space is a safe and inclusive zone for LGBTIQ community members. SAMESH provides volunteering opportunities for all men and women and youth over the age of 16 years.
Where: Adelaide
Website: samesh.org.au
Feast Queer Youth Drop In - LGBTIQ people and allies aged 15-25
A regular bi-monthly event in South Australia for queer young people to meet, feel comfortable and take part in activities planned by and for queer young people. Located at Raj House 54 Hyde Street, Adelaide.
Where: Adelaide
Facebook: facebook.com/feastdropin
Email: ypo@feast.org.au
Murray Bridge QYouth - LGBTIQ young people aged 16-25 living in the Murraylands
A social drop-in group that meets regularly in Murray Bridge.
Where: Murray Bridge
Facebook: facebook.com/mbqyouth
Southern Fleurieu Q+ - Gender and sexually diverse people and allies up to 25 years old
A social group that meets every three weeks with snacks!
Where: Southern Fleurieu
Facebook: facebook.com/SFQPlus
Email: ludcounselling@gmail.com
Rainbow Mates - Trans and female identified people who are lesbian, bisexual, pansexual or queer, aged 12-25
A social support group that meets at Headspace Edinburgh North.
Where: Edinburgh North
Phone: 7073 7080
Email: kwestcott@naml.com.au or gbrown@naml.com.au
UNIDOS - Same sex attracted people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds living or planning to live in South Australia
Support and opportunities to connect and share personal experiences with other members. They provide support through messaging and emailing, one-to-one video chats and occasional meet-ups.
Where: Relationships SA in Hindmarsh
Facebook: facebook.com/groups/unidos.rasa
Email: b.yi@rasa.org.au
Boyz - Gay and bisexual men aged 18-30 with a focus on culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds
Group that meets occasionally for social events in a welcoming space. They believe in improving social connection between young men. Group organiser also offers support and a chat on a one-to-one basis.
Where: Relationships SA in Hindmarsh
Phone: 8245 8146
Email: b.yi@rasa.org.au
Pair A Dice - Same sex attracted men under 25
A social group to explore sexual identity in a safe space. The group is primarily a friendship group with occasional activities.
Where: The Platform, Elizabeth
Phone: 8209 5750
Email: hbosward@anglicaresa.com.au
Southern Youth Rainbow Space - Young queer people aged 14-25
A safe, social drop in space for young queer people aged between 15 and 25 years old.
Where: Wardli Centre,13 McKinna Rd, Christie Downs
Facebook: facebook.com/southernyouthrainbowspace
Email: skylight@skylight.org.au
Rainbow Space - Young people aged 12-17 who identify as LGBTIQ
A safe space to build resilience, develop new skills, get peer support and meet like-minded young people. The program runs every 3rd Tuesday of each month 4pm to 6pm.
Where: headspace Port Adelaide, 78-80 St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide
Phone: 08 8215 6340
YouSpace - Young people aged 12-17 who identify as gender questioning, gender diverse and transgender
A group program for young people aged 12-17yrs who identify as gender questioning, gender diverse and transgender. A safe space to build resilience, develop new skills and get peer support.
Where: headspace Port Adelaide, 78-80 St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide
Phone: 08 8215 6340