The charity hopes to boost awareness and accessibility of its services among the LGBT+ community
The Rainbow Project is bringing its support and advocacy services into the heart of the city's "LGBT quarter" with its new satellite office on Union Street.
"With this additional space we can provide more services, we can support more LGBTQIA+ people and their families on their journey to better health and wellbeing, particularly better mental health." A launch event was held on Friday at the new office, which is already being used for the charity's counselling sessions.
The development of the new community space was supported by Allstate NI, Pinsent Masons and the Public Health Agency.
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