Amazimtoti LGBTQ group finds safe haven
The organisation also offers counselling for transgender individuals, as well as activism in the community, religious institutions and schools.
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Creating a safe haven are members of Same Love Toti who hosted an advocacy meeting at Friends Family Restaurant. The organisation aims to create an inclusive South Africa, where gender non-conforming individuals and people with diverse sexual orientations can live safely.
“We feel it is important to support our local community, especially those who go out their way to give back to Amanzimtoti,” said founder of the organisation, Kim Lithgow. Same Love Toti would like to thank Friends Family Restaurant for allowing us to use their conference room for our advocacy meeting. We appreciate the ongoing support from owners Barry Haupt and Sean Miles, and would recommend the restaurant as a safe and inclusive space for LGBT people and their families to socialise in Amanzimtoti.”
The organisation also offers counselling for transgender individuals, as well as activism in the community, religious institutions and schools. To donate to the organisation, use the following bank details: FNB, Same Love Toti, account number: 62691198470. For more information, email samelovetoti@gmail.com or call 082-654-8635. ALSO READ: Support for Same Love – #InMyTown campaign
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