Now in it's eighth year, 'Spring Out' is a free LGB community event providing participants with an opportunity to take part in discussions and workshops on issues affecting our communities as well as all the usual fun, relaxing and exciting workshops that this event is famous for.

Taking place at St Mary's Conference Centre, Bramall Lane, on Saturday the 17th April from 9.30am-6.00pm. This is a highly popular event, so we advise you to book early to avoid disappointment.

 If you would like to attend this year's event, then please either complete and return the application form which can be found here or e-mail us at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it   with your postal details and any special requirements you may have. These details will only be used for the event and will not be passed on.

If you would like any further information on this event, please do not hesitate to contact the Centre for HIV & Sexual Health on 0114 226 1900

On February 19th 2010, The Justin Campaign are launching an initiative, Football v Homophobia - an international day opposing homophobia in football. The aim is to raise awareness of homophobia in amateur and professional football; to unite clubs, players and fans internationally by using football to bring communities together.

For more information on the Football v Homophobia initiative, or The Justin Campaign, please visit the website www.thejustincampaign.com or click here

To celebrate February's LGBT History Month, a number of events and activities will be taking place in Sheffield and across the country, to celebrate and raise awareness about LGBT Issues.

For more information on events taking place in Sheffield, please click here 

Rotherham will be hosting a number of free events to celebrate the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans History Month throughout February.

For more information on events taking place, and booking information, please click here

GMFA is launching a new  national advertising campaign signposting men to GMFA’s ‘Positive Gay Guide’ website which provides a wide range of information about HIV and living with HIV specifically tailored for HIV-positive gay men. The website can be viewed at www.gmfa.org.uk/positive

Organised by the Centre for HIV & Sexual Health, the next HIV+ gay and bisexual men's group meeting will be taking place on Monday the 5th July 2010 from 6.00-9.00pm.