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9 Year’s of Trustee Service from Hannah

16th July 2021 by Paul Roberts

After 9 year’s of being a Trustee for Consortium, Hannah Taylor has stood down from her Trustee position. Hannah has been Consortium’s longest standing Trustee, and as per our Constitution sadly must stand down at this point.

The whole organisation is eternally grateful for everything Hannah has brought to the organisation over the years. She has helped us create new connections with external organisations, seen the organisation through some challenging times and been a beacon of positivity throughout her tenure.

Paul Roberts, Consortium’s Chief Executive said, “Hannah has been an enormous strength both to the organisation and to me personally. We wouldn’t be where we are today without the expertise and knowledge Hannah has brought to the conversation and actions. I am deeply grateful for the enormous time and capacity given to Consortium and am excited for new opportunities for working with her in the future.”

The whole team at Consortium wish Hannah the very best for her new adventures, particularly now she is working for one of our Member orgs, AKT. Thank you for everything!

 

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Consortium Welcomes…

1st February 2021 by Paul Roberts

Consortium is delighted to welcome three new members of the team, who all start today (Monday 1st February).

Intersections Fund Development

Consortium is partnering with a range of our Members to explore the future of intersectional focused funding. We are passionate about bringing new income sources to those organisations working with a cross-cutting range of issues and needs including disabled people, those working on racial inequity, older people and trans & non-binary people. Thanks to the National Emergencies Trust and the National Lottery Community Fund we have already engaged a diverse range of organisations in our thinking to date and two people from within our partner organisations will be working with Consortium to further develop our thinking and plans for this exciting area of work.

Rob Berkeley

(He/Him) Award-winning busybody, and recovering academic Dr Rob Berkeley is a founding editor of BLKOUTUK.com, the community-led media/data asset, development agency, and collaborative leadership network for and by black queer men.

He was Director of the racial justice think-tank Runnymede Trust 2009-14.

 

Tyron Woolfe

(He/Him) Tyron has over 25years’ experience in working and volunteering in the Voluntary sector. He is currently Chair of the Deaf Rainbow UK charity, which was set up in 2018.

He is a volunteer with SHOUT, a national crisis text service. Tyron is Deaf and uses British Sign Language.

 

LGBT+ London Engagement

Around a third of Consortium’s Members are based in London. Whilst we firmly remain a UK umbrella body, we respond to the collective needs of our London-based Members with a specific programme of work. Thanks to funding from City Bridge Trust, we are enhancing our London Engagement work to explore what future opportunities exists through relationships with Local Authorities, and to also ensure those based in the outer boroughs of London are better served. All learning from this work feeds into our national team and is used to amplify our entire Engagement Team workplans.

Marita Haakonsen

(She/Her) Coming to us with volunteer experience from both within the LGBT+ sector and the broader voluntary sector, Marita is passionate about community support.

She is looking forward to working with our Members across London to ensure all LGBT+ have opportunities to engage with co-produced and collaborative work.

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Toolkits

13th August 2019 by Philip

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Consortium of LGBT Voluntary & Community Organisations

31st July 2019 by Philip

Consortium stands strong at the centre of the LGBT+ voluntary and community sector. Members are the heart of our work and our focus is supporting them to have sustainable futures, so that LGBT+ people in need have access to the best support possible.

Here’s how we work to build a stronger LGBT third sector:

Membership & Engagement

Support and benefit our Members to thrive and grow

  • Reflect the changing envionment of the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector in our membership offering
  • To be a broker of collaboration opportunities beyond the UK for our Members
  • To support our Members’ long term sustainability

Voice & Communication

Listen and consult with our Members and ensure their voices are heard

  • To improve awareness of diversity within the sector and visibility to the wider community
  • To be an effective broker between our Members, decisions makers and influencers
  • To have a working model of collaboration within the sector and between our Members and decisions makers

Collaboration & Networks

Lead the sector in sustainable ways of working

  • To nurture current partnerships and to build on their success to shape model of good practice
  • Diversify and grow income streams to the sector
  • Identify remaining gaps in the sector to fully meet its needs

Consortium is a registered charity and a company limited by guarantee.

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Our History

30th July 2019 by Philip

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30th July 2019 by Philip

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Consortium of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Voluntary and Community Organisations
Company Number: 3534603
Charity Number: 1105502
Registered Address: Zone 5, Wrentham Business Centre, Prospect Park, Exeter, EX4 6NA

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