Gay and bisexual people often feel scared about coming out. For some people coming out can be straightforward, but for many it can be a confusing and stressful process. Coming Out is different for every person with many questions presenting themselves.

Read Wiltshire & Swindon Men's Sexual Health Guide to Coming Out.

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What does sex mean to you ? .. What about HIV & AIDS ? .. and the perceptions of a gay relationship ?

Read about Sex, Relationships & AIDS on AVERT's Website

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Don't be scared or embarrassed about going to a GUM clinic. An STI is an illness like any other. You're looking after your body by going for a check-up. Use our interactive map to locate your nearest GUM Clinic

Find out where your local clinic is and what to expect.

Find out more about STI's on the Terence Higgins Website

Being Lesbian, Gay or Bisexual is not a crime, but hate crime is. No one should have to put up with being harassed, bullied, victimised , verbally or physically abused because of their sexuality

Read our guide about Hate Crime and how to get help if you've been affected

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Sometimes you just need to talk to someone independant about your problems, fears or anything that is worrying you ..

* - see support guide below for opening hours

There are many local support groups that you can either visit or ring for help and advice.

Explore our local support guide to find out contact details and addresses.

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The Orchid Cancer Appeal exists to save men's lives from testicular, prostate and penile cancers through pioneering research and promoting awareness.

Check their website to read about their fundraising activies, how you can help, and more importantly what you should be doing personally

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Lesbian and Bi young womens, FREE counselling service for women aged 14-28. Qualified Lesbian and Bi Counsellors offer a safe non judgemental place to talk.

For more information, call 0117 971 6770

or visit the YWCA website

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