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Birmingham Parents' Support Group for the Family and Friends of Lesbians and Gay men.

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Birmingham Parents' Support group was founded five years ago by Maureen. She became a telephone contact in the Birmingham area for a nationwide organisation, FFLAG (Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays).

This web site was launched on the 24th April 2002 and is dedicated to help families of homosexuals in coming to terms with knowing that a member of their family is gay. We will soon have at least two FFLAG telephone helpline contacts for Birmingham and the surronding areas.

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Site Contents

>>>Accepting your son / daughter's sexuality

I Think my Son / Daughter is Gay
My Son / Daughter Has Just 'Come Out'

>>>'Coming Out'

What it is
Stories from parents of gay children

>>>The Law (laws effecting homosexuality)

The Local Government Act 1988 Section 28
The Local Government Act 2000 Section 104
New Code to Teach Homosexual Equality
Age of Consent
Partner Rights

>>>News Articles (gay issues raised in daily newspapers/magazines past and present)

Gov. Inspectors Critical Of Schools That Fail To Teach About Homosexuality Or Tackle Homophobia
The Queen Mother's Pink Men
Son died under train after telling his family he was gay

>>>Homophobia

Police
Family
@ School / College
On the street
@ work
Ways of tackling homophobia
Complaint contacts

>>>Birmingham Pride (annual gay festival in Birmingham City Centre)

2001
2002

>>>Our meetings

What the meetings are about
Area where the meetings are held
How often they are held

>>>How to contact us and other groups in the UK

Contact details for BPSG
Contact details for other areas

>>>External Links

Web sites related to, or friends of, the BPSG
The site sponsor

>>>Group Members Page

Group members only

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Disclaimer: Publication of the name or photograph of any person or organisation in articles or advertising on any part of this website should not be construed as any indication of sexual orientation of such person or organisation.