Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Disabled People's experiences of service provision in Leeds
by Rainbow Ripples and Dr Ruth Butler, University of Hull
The research:
Funded by Comic Relief, we carried out research into the way services are provided to LGB Disabled People in Leeds.
By LGB we mean anyone who is Lesbian, Gay or Bisexual or is questioning their sexuality.
By Disabled we mean anyone who finds themself discriminated against in society because of mental distress, physical or sensory impairment or learning difficulty or because they are a Deaf person.
The research was be culturally sensitive to people from all cultural, ethnic or faith backgrounds.
Formats
This report is currently available in Printed format (by post), and Microsoft Word (.DOC) and Adobe Portable Document (.PDF) Electronic formats, both standard and large print (downloadable from this website.)
The Executive Summary and Recommendations are available by post on a CD or Audio Tape, or in BSL Video format. They are also available for download from this website in Microsoft Word (.DOC) and Adobe Portable Document (.PDF) formats (standard, large print, and Easyread), also in Audio (.MP3) format. You can also watch the summary and recommendations in BSL video - to download use Zamzar.
Please visit one of the relevant sections above to download the report or request a copy in the required format.
Contact us
e-mail and postal address c/o Leeds Involvement Project
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Leeds Involvement
Project
info@leedsinvolvement.org.uk |
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Department of Criminology and Sociological Studies, The University of
Hull, Cottingham Road, Hull, HU6 7RX
Tel: 01482 465799 Fax: 01482 466088 |
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Council (Social Services Special Grant).
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