Twenty10

Twenty10 Twenty10 NSW is a Sydney-based organisation working with LGBTIQA+ folks across Sydney and NSW.
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Twenty10 incorporating GLCS NSW works with people who are le***an, gay, bisexual, transgender and gender diverse, intersex, questioning, q***r, asexual and more (LGBTIQA+) and others of diverse genders and sexualities, their families and communities. We are a Sydney based service working across New South Wales, providing a broad range of specialised services for young people 12-25 including housin

g, mental health, counselling and social support. For adults we provide social support and for people of all ages we offer telephone support and webchat as the NSW provider for the national QLife project. We also offer inclusivity training and consulting for organisations and service providers across most sectors. Our intake line is staffed 1-3PM weekdays (ex public holidays) by our client services team. They can help with information about Twenty10 services including how to make an appointment or a referral, and they can also assist you with information and referrals to other services. Outside of these times leave a message, one of the client services team will return your call within 24 business hours. Alternatively, please head to our website for information on our services or to make an online enquiry.

Twenty10 is excited to invite you for morning tea this Pride Month, as we launch our suite of new specialist resources a...
02/06/2026

Twenty10 is excited to invite you for morning tea this Pride Month, as we launch our suite of new specialist resources and training for health workers and parents of LGBTIQA+ young people, called Prism in Practice.

You’ll hear from Twenty10 and our partners about this important work, key messages and gain access to physical copies of the printed resources on the day.

WHEN: 11am, Tuesday 23rd June, 2026
WHERE: Inner West Pride Centre, 1 Bedford Street, Newtown, NSW 2042

Register your attendance here: tinyurl.com/prisminpractice-launch

Funded by NSW Health, Prism in Practice offers free-to-access resources for health workers and parents supporting LGBTIQA+ young people.

These include:
🌟A resource for health workers supporting LGBTIQA+ young people from regional and rural communities
🌟A resource for health workers supporting LGBTIQA+ young people from religious backgrounds
🌟 A resource for health workers supporting LGBTIQA+ CALD young people
🌟A resource for health workers supporting LGBTIQA+ young people experiencing suicidality
🌟A resource for parents of LGBTIQA+ young people
🌟A resource dads of LGBTIQA+ young people

Alongside these resources, we will also launch 6 specialist practice webinars for those supporting LGBTIQA+ young people, and 2 self-care resources for LGBTIQA+ young people.

We look forward to seeing you at the launch!

[Image description: a graphic image featuring a teal background with a rainbow prism effect on the top right and a photo of two people wearing purple shirts and holding brightly coloured pride flags. The text on the image reads: Prism in Practice. A series of learning resources and training for health workers, parents and carers supporting LGBTIQA+ young people. Digital learning resources. Practice Webinars. Interactive mental health resources for LGBTIQA+ young people. Launch event Tues 23 June 11AM. Inner West Pride Centre. tinyurl.com/prisminpractice-launch. Proudly funded by NSW Government]

We’ve been providing housing, mental health, counselling and social support for over 40 years.Donate $2 and tag a frien...
31/05/2026

We’ve been providing housing, mental health, counselling and social support for over 40 years.

Donate $2 and tag a friend today to help us continue providing life saving services to young people across NSW. It takes 2 to make a difference, and it starts with you!

Donate at tinyurl.com/t10donate-social

It takes 2 to make a difference, and it starts with you!

[Image description: a series of graphic images featuring a bright blue background and neon graphic as well as brightly coloured stickers of various shapes. The text on each image reads:
1: It takes two and it starts with you.
2: Together we are stronger. Together we are more impactful.
3: And together we can better young LGBTIQA+ lives. It takes only $2
4: And it starts with you
5: It takes two. Donate $2 today]

This year, Twenty10 invites LGBTQIA+ young people aged 12-25 to show and sell their work at our Q***r Art Fair!Please su...
29/05/2026

This year, Twenty10 invites LGBTQIA+ young people aged 12-25 to show and sell their work at our Q***r Art Fair!

Please submit your EOI by June 12th via the link in our bio.

We welcome applications from all creatives, from poets to cosplayers, zinesters to painters. We encourage those who would like to sell work, and those who just want to show their work. We're open to performers and installation. Pitch us your idea in the EOI form, and we will get back to you about how we might make that happen.

Creatives are also encouraged to share a table/display amongst friends, just mention who you will be sharing with in your EOI submissions.

The Health & Ageing in Difference 26 Conferences bring together leaders, researchers, practitioners and community voices...
28/05/2026

The Health & Ageing in Difference 26 Conferences bring together leaders, researchers, practitioners and community voices to shape the next decade of action in LGBTIQ+ health, across the life course.

Can't get to Canberra? Watch the program highlights live from the Ballroom with a digital pass.

With keynotes by Zoe Terakes and Mitch Brown, explore the program and register now.

https://healthindifference.org.au/

[Image description: a graphic image featuring colourful text boxes as well as two photos of Zoe Terakes and Mitch Brown in black and white. The text on the image reads: Keynote Announcement. Zoe Terakes. LGBTIQ+ Health Australia. Health & Ageing in Difference 26. Mitch Brown. 10-12 June Canberra.]

CW: mentions of family and domestic violence.Across 2025, 80.5% of FDSV and Counselling Clients at Twenty10 had experien...
28/05/2026

CW: mentions of family and domestic violence.

Across 2025, 80.5% of FDSV and Counselling Clients at Twenty10 had experienced some form of family, domestic, or sexualised violence. Today on LGBTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Day we want to continue shedding light on the important work of the LGBTQ DVA Foundation (.dvafoundation) in starting conversations about, and working to end, violence in our communities.

Twenty10 also offers training on how to support LGBTIQA+ folks experiencing FDSV. Head to twenty10.org.au/training

[Image Caption: a series of graphic images with text overlaid on top of a pastel image with a pale grey and rainbow pattern. The text reads as follows:

Slide1: LGBTQ+ Family & Domestic Violence Awareness Day. . CW: Discussions of family and domestic violence in the following slides. In 2025 80.5% of FDSV and Counselling Clients at Twenty10 had experienced some form of FDSV

Slide 2: Why is this important? Domestic and family violence (DFV) within LGBTIQA+ communities is still under-researched and under-reported. More than 60% of LGBTQ+ people will experience violence or abuse from an intimate partner or family member in their lifetime. 72% of LGBTQ+ people who experienced DFV did not report abuse.

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Slide 3: FDSV Support at Twenty10. Twenty10 FDSV Care Coordination. Twenty10 offers an LGBTIQA+ specific family, domestic, and sexual violence (FDSV) support service. If you are currently experiencing harm, reach out to get support from our existing services. Twenty10 Online Resources. Twenty10 Padlet - Help when facing violence: shorturl.at/OMWit. Safe and Affirmed Guidesheet -Young people’s experiences of family of origin violence, abuse and neglect: shorturl.at/odpJk Twenty10 Training: Want to learn more about how to support LGBTIQA+ folks experiencing FDSV? Learn with Twenty10: twenty10.org.au/training

Slide 4: To learn more about how you can help raise awareness and help end violence and abuse within LGBTIQA+ communities, check out the LGBTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Foundation.Head to: www.dvafoundation.org/If you need additional support, reach out to free, anonymous peer support through QLife, available 3PM-9PM everyday

22/05/2026

This week we wrapped up a stellar project with ! With the support of artists, AP Pobjoy (of Homebodies fame) and Siobhan Gibbs (of Gogo fame), this talented crew of emerging filmmakers produced a gripping teaser for a q***r noir crime project called "Just The Girl" which follows Mx D, investigator and hacker, unravelling a mystery involving a lost dog, an evil landlord, missing party girl and suspicious Beth Friend.

Big thanks to Dorothy, Tabby, Yeng and Luna for sharing their creative genius with us and working together in such a collaborative and inspiring way.

This project was a partnership with Milk Crate Theatre and was supported by Multicultural NSW through the COMPACT program

[Video description: A teaser clip for a q***r noir crime project called "Just The Girl" which features a montage of the window view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge from a train, and some stills of a person sitting in an office with a purple light, with the sound of a siren in the background, tense piano music, and a mysterious voiceover.]

Happy National Volunteer Week! Twenty10 began as a volunteer organisation, and today volunteers continue to be a vital p...
21/05/2026

Happy National Volunteer Week!

Twenty10 began as a volunteer organisation, and today volunteers continue to be a vital part of how we operate and connect with community.

This year the theme is 'Your Year to Volunteer'. Your Year to Volunteer honours the contributions of volunteers and invites people across Australia to make 2026 a year of meaningful involvement, in ways that work for them.

We can't thank all our volunteers enough - both past and present - but hope that we can help highlight how essential volunteers are to not only our organisation but our sector broadly.

This year is a moment to thank those who already give their time and to invite others to discover how volunteering can create connection, purpose, and lasting positive change.

[Image description: three photos with colourful abstract cloud shapes placed around the sides of the images. One of them is a white cloud with the National Volunteer Week logo. The first image is of two people standing inside a white marquee stall with the Twenty10 logo draped on the front. The second photo is of two people wearing a dark purple shirt with the Twenty10 heart logo on the front smiling at the camera. The third photo is of two people wearing black tshirts standing inside two marquee stalls with Twenty10 branding across the front.]

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1 Bedford Street, Newtown
Sydney, NSW
2042

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 5pm
Thursday 9:30am - 5pm
Friday 9:30am - 5pm

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+61285949555

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