Gay group in whanganui, new zealand

We are a registered charity supporting and creating change for the Whanganui LGBTTQIA+ community. Click below to find out more about what we offer!. Pride Whanganui Trust was founded by Christina Emery who remains our current chairperson of the Trust in , and became a registered charity in CC Pride Whanganui is now run by our manager Zenica Mann, along with the support of the Trustees and our incredible team of volunteers. Pride Whanganui works in a number of ways to support and advocate for our local Rainbow Community.

Pride Whanganui Trust is a volunteer-run organisation that supports Whanganui's LGBTQ+ community (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, takatāpui, queer, intersex).They offer various resources and services, including:Safe space drop-in centre with resources, Wi-Fi, and a community fridge. Youth groups for different age ranges. Support groups for LGBTQ+ people, parents/caregivers, and older. Talks to Ropiha Paul Bevan about attending secret social gatherings held by the Whanganui Gay Rights Group in the s and s. Talks to Christina Emery founder of Pride Whanganui about the history of the rainbow community in the area. Click to request to view this item, access digital version if available , and see more information.

For the second time in the lifetimes of many, Whanganui is attracting rainbow people from outside the city to join its enduring and growing community. Wanganui is continuing to embrace everything new in technology, politics, and commerce. Focused on agriculture as its main source of revenue, the region has one of the best soils in the world for growing pears of different varieties. Despite being a predominantly farmer community, the town has a very welcoming and accepting crowd that does not shy away from openly supporting people with unorthodox sexualities.

Pride Whanganui | 64 St Hill Street, Whanganui | Back right of the carpark next to the Brickhouse. Email – info@ Pride Whanganui Trust Mission: To provide support, resources, information and advocacy for the Whanganui LGBTTQI+ Communities – including their friends, whanau, schools, employers and other associated communities. Drop-in Centre: 10am-4pm, Tuesday, Wednesday. Putai Ngahere Reserve, on the Rangitikei River just North of Hunterville. Vinegar Hill is a camping area on the Rangitikei river, within the Putai Ngahere reserve in the Manawatū -Whanganui region, just north of Hunterville. Each year from mid December to early January, gay, lesbian, transgender, and rainbow folks and their whānau gather for camping and D.