There’s no pressure to commit to attending every week—just drop in whenever you like! The Pantones Choir offers a relaxed and supportive space where you can explore your voice, sing with others, and be part of a welcoming musical community. Optional performance opportunities for those that want to participate.

Do I need to book?: No, just turn up!

How to access the building?: Please enter via the back gate on Chancery Road. A choir member will come down to meet you.

This group is all about creating a welcoming environment where you can choose to explore your identity, ask questions in a non-judgmental setting, and share your experiences if you want to, but there’s no pressure to do so. It’s also simply a place to unwind, have fun, and connect with others who understand you. Whether you’re looking for support, advice, or just a space to hang out, this group provides open, friendly atmosphere where you can feel safe, valued, and understood. 

A friendly, welcoming group where people of all experience levels—especially beginners—can come together to play Dungeons and Dragons, as well as other tabletop games.

This group is all about creating a welcoming environment where you can choose to explore your identity, ask questions in a non-judgmental setting, and share your experiences if you want to, but there’s no pressure to do so. It’s also simply a place to unwind, have fun, and connect with others who understand you. Whether you’re looking for support, advice, or just a space to hang out, this group provides open, friendly atmosphere where you can feel safe, valued, and understood. 

FREQUENCY: Every Monday (excluding Bank Holidays).

We understand that navigating a new environment can feel daunting, especially when faced with the challenges of seeking asylum as an LGBTQ+ individual. This group is a safe and welcoming space designed specifically for LGBTQ+ individuals to build local connections and friendships.

Join us in a relaxed atmosphere where you can meet others who share similar experiences and interests. Here, you can forge lasting friendships, enjoy engaging conversations, and participate in enjoyable activities, all aimed at reducing social isolation and fostering a sense of community.

Please note, the purpose of this group is to provide peer support and reduce isolation. While we are unable to provide legal advice or financial aid at this time, we can signpost you to other support services in Leicester.

Do I need to book?: No need to book, drop-ins welcome and encouraged.

How to access the building?: Please access this group via the front reception on Newarke Street.

FREQUENCY: Every Other Tuesday starting 27 May, 3.30-5pm. Please access this group via the front reception on Newarke Street.

Led by a centre support worker, this session provides a safe, confidential space where you can talk about anything that’s on your mind, seek advice, or simply connect with others who understand your experiences. Whether you’re looking for emotional support, information on resources, or just a friendly chat, this is a welcoming environment for everyone.

Do I need to book?: No, drop-ins welcome.

How to access the building?: Please enter via the Voluntary Action Leicestershire reception on Newarke Street.

This group is all about creating a welcoming environment where you can choose to explore your identity, ask questions in a non-judgmental setting, and share your experiences if you want to, but there’s no pressure to do so. It’s also simply a place to unwind, have fun, and connect with others who understand you. Whether you’re looking for support, advice, or just a space to hang out, this group provides open, friendly atmosphere where you can feel safe, valued, and understood. 

A friendly, welcoming group where people of all experience levels—especially beginners—can come together to play Dungeons and Dragons, as well as other tabletop games.

There’s no pressure to commit to attending every week—just drop in whenever you like! The Pantones Choir offers a relaxed and supportive space where you can explore your voice, sing with others, and be part of a welcoming musical community. Optional performance opportunities for those that want to participate.

Do I need to book?: No, just turn up!

How to access the building?: Please enter via the back gate on Chancery Road. A choir member will come down to meet you.

Led by a centre support worker, this session provides a safe, confidential space where you can talk about anything that’s on your mind, seek advice, or simply connect with others who understand your experiences. Whether you’re looking for emotional support, information on resources, or just a friendly chat, this is a welcoming environment for everyone.

Do I need to book?: No, drop-ins welcome.

How to access the building?: Please enter via the Voluntary Action Leicestershire reception on Newarke Street.

This group is all about creating a welcoming environment where you can choose to explore your identity, ask questions in a non-judgmental setting, and share your experiences if you want to, but there’s no pressure to do so. It’s also simply a place to unwind, have fun, and connect with others who understand you. Whether you’re looking for support, advice, or just a space to hang out, this group provides open, friendly atmosphere where you can feel safe, valued, and understood. 

A friendly, welcoming group where people of all experience levels—especially beginners—can come together to play Dungeons and Dragons, as well as other tabletop games.

We understand that navigating a new environment can feel daunting, especially when faced with the challenges of seeking asylum as an LGBTQ+ individual. This group is a safe and welcoming space designed specifically for LGBTQ+ individuals to build local connections and friendships.

Join us in a relaxed atmosphere where you can meet others who share similar experiences and interests. Here, you can forge lasting friendships, enjoy engaging conversations, and participate in enjoyable activities, all aimed at reducing social isolation and fostering a sense of community.

Please note, the purpose of this group is to provide peer support and reduce isolation. While we are unable to provide legal advice or financial aid at this time, we can signpost you to other support services in Leicester.

Do I need to book?: No need to book, drop-ins welcome and encouraged.

How to access the building?: Please access this group via the front reception on Newarke Street.

FREQUENCY: Every Other Tuesday starting 27 May, 3.30-5pm. Please access this group via the front reception on Newarke Street.

There’s no pressure to commit to attending every week—just drop in whenever you like! The Pantones Choir offers a relaxed and supportive space where you can explore your voice, sing with others, and be part of a welcoming musical community. Optional performance opportunities for those that want to participate.

Do I need to book?: No, just turn up!

How to access the building?: Please enter via the back gate on Chancery Road. A choir member will come down to meet you.

Led by a centre support worker, this session provides a safe, confidential space where you can talk about anything that’s on your mind, seek advice, or simply connect with others who understand your experiences. Whether you’re looking for emotional support, information on resources, or just a friendly chat, this is a welcoming environment for everyone.

Do I need to book?: No, drop-ins welcome.

How to access the building?: Please enter via the Voluntary Action Leicestershire reception on Newarke Street.

This group is all about creating a welcoming environment where you can choose to explore your identity, ask questions in a non-judgmental setting, and share your experiences if you want to, but there’s no pressure to do so. It’s also simply a place to unwind, have fun, and connect with others who understand you. Whether you’re looking for support, advice, or just a space to hang out, this group provides open, friendly atmosphere where you can feel safe, valued, and understood. 

A friendly, welcoming group where people of all experience levels—especially beginners—can come together to play Dungeons and Dragons, as well as other tabletop games.

This group provides a safe, non-judgmental space where you can share your experiences, express your feelings, and ask questions about how best to support the trans person in your life. Whether you’re navigating new feelings, seeking a deeper understanding of gender identity, or simply looking for advice from others in similar situations, this group is here to help. Together, participants can discuss the challenges and joys that come with supporting a loved one on their gender journey, while learning practical ways to offer emotional and practical support. Led by knowledgeable facilitators, the group provides educational resources, emotional support, and a sense of community where you’re encouraged to openly explore your thoughts and feelings. Whether you’re just beginning to learn about trans identities or have been supporting your loved one for years, this group welcomes all and aims to foster growth, understanding, and a stronger connection with your loved one.

Do I need to book?: No, drop-ins welcome.

How to access the building?: Please enter via the back gate on Chancery Road. A staff member will come down to meet you.

FREQUENCY: First Monday of every month (excluding Bank Holidays, where the session will occur on the following Monday).

There’s no pressure to commit to attending every week—just drop in whenever you like! The Pantones Choir offers a relaxed and supportive space where you can explore your voice, sing with others, and be part of a welcoming musical community. Optional performance opportunities for those that want to participate.

Do I need to book?: No, just turn up!

How to access the building?: Please enter via the back gate on Chancery Road. A choir member will come down to meet you.

Led by a centre support worker, this session provides a safe, confidential space where you can talk about anything that’s on your mind, seek advice, or simply connect with others who understand your experiences. Whether you’re looking for emotional support, information on resources, or just a friendly chat, this is a welcoming environment for everyone.

Do I need to book?: No, drop-ins welcome.

How to access the building?: Please enter via the Voluntary Action Leicestershire reception on Newarke Street.

This group is all about creating a welcoming environment where you can choose to explore your identity, ask questions in a non-judgmental setting, and share your experiences if you want to, but there’s no pressure to do so. It’s also simply a place to unwind, have fun, and connect with others who understand you. Whether you’re looking for support, advice, or just a space to hang out, this group provides open, friendly atmosphere where you can feel safe, valued, and understood. 

We understand that navigating a new environment can feel daunting, especially when faced with the challenges of seeking asylum as an LGBTQ+ individual. This group is a safe and welcoming space designed specifically for LGBTQ+ individuals to build local connections and friendships.

Join us in a relaxed atmosphere where you can meet others who share similar experiences and interests. Here, you can forge lasting friendships, enjoy engaging conversations, and participate in enjoyable activities, all aimed at reducing social isolation and fostering a sense of community.

Please note, the purpose of this group is to provide peer support and reduce isolation. While we are unable to provide legal advice or financial aid at this time, we can signpost you to other support services in Leicester.

Do I need to book?: No need to book, drop-ins welcome and encouraged.

How to access the building?: Please access this group via the front reception on Newarke Street.

FREQUENCY: Every Other Tuesday starting 27 May, 3.30-5pm. Please access this group via the front reception on Newarke Street.

There’s no pressure to commit to attending every week—just drop in whenever you like! The Pantones Choir offers a relaxed and supportive space where you can explore your voice, sing with others, and be part of a welcoming musical community. Optional performance opportunities for those that want to participate.

Do I need to book?: No, just turn up!

How to access the building?: Please enter via the back gate on Chancery Road. A choir member will come down to meet you.

Led by a centre support worker, this session provides a safe, confidential space where you can talk about anything that’s on your mind, seek advice, or simply connect with others who understand your experiences. Whether you’re looking for emotional support, information on resources, or just a friendly chat, this is a welcoming environment for everyone.

Do I need to book?: No, drop-ins welcome.

How to access the building?: Please enter via the Voluntary Action Leicestershire reception on Newarke Street.

This group is all about creating a welcoming environment where you can choose to explore your identity, ask questions in a non-judgmental setting, and share your experiences if you want to, but there’s no pressure to do so. It’s also simply a place to unwind, have fun, and connect with others who understand you. Whether you’re looking for support, advice, or just a space to hang out, this group provides open, friendly atmosphere where you can feel safe, valued, and understood. 

There’s no pressure to commit to attending every week—just drop in whenever you like! The Pantones Choir offers a relaxed and supportive space where you can explore your voice, sing with others, and be part of a welcoming musical community. Optional performance opportunities for those that want to participate.

Do I need to book?: No, just turn up!

How to access the building?: Please enter via the back gate on Chancery Road. A choir member will come down to meet you.

Led by a centre support worker, this session provides a safe, confidential space where you can talk about anything that’s on your mind, seek advice, or simply connect with others who understand your experiences. Whether you’re looking for emotional support, information on resources, or just a friendly chat, this is a welcoming environment for everyone.

Do I need to book?: No, drop-ins welcome.

How to access the building?: Please enter via the Voluntary Action Leicestershire reception on Newarke Street.

This group is all about creating a welcoming environment where you can choose to explore your identity, ask questions in a non-judgmental setting, and share your experiences if you want to, but there’s no pressure to do so. It’s also simply a place to unwind, have fun, and connect with others who understand you. Whether you’re looking for support, advice, or just a space to hang out, this group provides open, friendly atmosphere where you can feel safe, valued, and understood. 

We understand that navigating a new environment can feel daunting, especially when faced with the challenges of seeking asylum as an LGBTQ+ individual. This group is a safe and welcoming space designed specifically for LGBTQ+ individuals to build local connections and friendships.

Join us in a relaxed atmosphere where you can meet others who share similar experiences and interests. Here, you can forge lasting friendships, enjoy engaging conversations, and participate in enjoyable activities, all aimed at reducing social isolation and fostering a sense of community.

Please note, the purpose of this group is to provide peer support and reduce isolation. While we are unable to provide legal advice or financial aid at this time, we can signpost you to other support services in Leicester.

Do I need to book?: No need to book, drop-ins welcome and encouraged.

How to access the building?: Please access this group via the front reception on Newarke Street.

FREQUENCY: Every Other Tuesday starting 27 May, 3.30-5pm. Please access this group via the front reception on Newarke Street.

There’s no pressure to commit to attending every week—just drop in whenever you like! The Pantones Choir offers a relaxed and supportive space where you can explore your voice, sing with others, and be part of a welcoming musical community. Optional performance opportunities for those that want to participate.

Do I need to book?: No, just turn up!

How to access the building?: Please enter via the back gate on Chancery Road. A choir member will come down to meet you.

Led by a centre support worker, this session provides a safe, confidential space where you can talk about anything that’s on your mind, seek advice, or simply connect with others who understand your experiences. Whether you’re looking for emotional support, information on resources, or just a friendly chat, this is a welcoming environment for everyone.

Do I need to book?: No, drop-ins welcome.

How to access the building?: Please enter via the Voluntary Action Leicestershire reception on Newarke Street.

This group is all about creating a welcoming environment where you can choose to explore your identity, ask questions in a non-judgmental setting, and share your experiences if you want to, but there’s no pressure to do so. It’s also simply a place to unwind, have fun, and connect with others who understand you. Whether you’re looking for support, advice, or just a space to hang out, this group provides open, friendly atmosphere where you can feel safe, valued, and understood. 

Led by a centre support worker, this session provides a safe, confidential space where you can talk about anything that’s on your mind, seek advice, or simply connect with others who understand your experiences. Whether you’re looking for emotional support, information on resources, or just a friendly chat, this is a welcoming environment for everyone.

Do I need to book?: No, drop-ins welcome.

How to access the building?: Please enter via the Voluntary Action Leicestershire reception on Newarke Street.

This group provides a safe, non-judgmental space where you can share your experiences, express your feelings, and ask questions about how best to support the trans person in your life. Whether you’re navigating new feelings, seeking a deeper understanding of gender identity, or simply looking for advice from others in similar situations, this group is here to help. Together, participants can discuss the challenges and joys that come with supporting a loved one on their gender journey, while learning practical ways to offer emotional and practical support. Led by knowledgeable facilitators, the group provides educational resources, emotional support, and a sense of community where you’re encouraged to openly explore your thoughts and feelings. Whether you’re just beginning to learn about trans identities or have been supporting your loved one for years, this group welcomes all and aims to foster growth, understanding, and a stronger connection with your loved one.

Do I need to book?: No, drop-ins welcome.

How to access the building?: Please enter via the back gate on Chancery Road. A staff member will come down to meet you.

FREQUENCY: First Monday of every month (excluding Bank Holidays, where the session will occur on the following Monday).