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ClwydAlyn, a North Wales Housing Association, show their support for the LGBTQ+ community through a wide variety of fundraising and educational events across Pride Month.

ClwydAlyn Pride Week started Monday 17th June – Kickstarting the celebrations was an internal staff event on 18th June, a Let’s Talk session with Lisa Power. Lisa is a well-known LGBTQ+ advocate having campaigned for the community for over three decades. 20th June saw staff members wearing bright colours and ClwydAlyn’s residents and staff members were encouraged to hold their own events to help raise awareness. To aid in the celebration, decoration packs were made available to brighten up their spaces.

Especially for Flint’s first ever Pride event, which took place Saturday 22nd June, ClwydAlyn’s community café, The Old Courthouse Café, opened for the event. ClwydAlyn staff were in attendance and raising money for the housing association’s chosen charity, Stonewall Housing, the leading national charity supporting LGBTQ+ communities who are experiencing homelessness or living in unsafe environments.

ClwydAlyn supporting Flint Pride 2024; Police Crime Commissioner North Wales Andy Dunbobbin with Kim Edwards, Holly Reece and Lisa Ramage of ClwydAlyn. Picture Mandy Jones
ClwydAlyn supporting Flint Pride 2024; Kirsty Adams. Picture Mandy Jones
As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, tackling poverty, as well as embedding diversity and inclusion, are issues that are close to my heart. Research shows that almost one in five LGBTQ+ people have experienced homelessness at some point in their lives. We're proud to have Stonewall Housing as our chosen charity for Pride month this year to support the LGBTQ+ community.
Cris McGuiness
Chair of the Board for ClwydAlyn

For more information, please visit https://www.clwydalyn.co.uk