Training & Consultancy for Inclusive Impact

Elevate your organisation’s cultural competency with expert-led training and consultancy. We help businesses, public sector bodies, and community organisations foster safe, trauma-informed environments for LGBTQIA+ and global majority populations.

By partnering with us, you aren’t just upskilling your team – you’re directly investing back into the community economy and fulfilling your Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) and Social Responsibility goals.

Why Work With Us?

By choosing us to deliver your training, you are contributing to the Queertopia Consortium CIC community and helping us remain sustainable. Working with us supports:

This is a practical way to invest in equity while strengthening your organisation.

What we offer

We provide training, workshops and consultancy around:

Cultural competency

Learn how to work with LGBTQIA+ and global majority communities in culturally safe and inclusive ways.

Trauma-Informed Practice

Develop greater awareness of trauma and become more sensitive in how you provide services and support.

Mindfulness & Motivational Interviewing

Build skills to foster mental wellbeing and support positive behavioural change within teams and communities.

Co-Production Training

Learn how to co-create projects, services and processes with communities and residents as equal partners.

Wellbeing Away Days

We also deliver culturally informed, engaging wellbeing activities for team away days.

Bespoke Training

If you need something specific, we design tailored sessions to meet your organisation’s objectives.

Consultancy Support

We deliver bespoke consultancy support tailored to your organisation’s goals.

We can support you to:

All consultancy is delivered using inclusive, culturally competent and trauma-informed approaches.

Who We Work With

We provide training and consultancy support to:

Pricing & Enquiries

We operate on a sliding scale of costs depending on the size of your organization and the scope of your needs. This ensures our expertise remains accessible while supporting our community mission.

Don’t see exactly what you’re looking for? Contact us to co-create a custom offer that achieves the specific impact you want to make.

What they say

“Hackney Council’s Culture team have been delighted to fund Queertopia Consortium in the 2025 Windrush Microgrant scheme.
Using creative programming, they delivered an impactful event for Hackney residents by screening Veronica McKenzie’s Under Your Nose documentary chronicling the fight to open the UK’s first Black Lesbian Gay Centre in the 1980s.
The story behind the film speaks to the activism that has characterised Hackney for decades – something that stood out in the grant panel process. Through the power of documentary, and an insightful Q&A, attendees were reminded of this very specific history, one that still feels vital and relevant within today’s conversations on safe spaces for underrepresented groups.
Queertopia was successful in creating a safe, welcoming space for Hackney’s LGBTQIA+ community and allies to reflect, discuss and connect on a shared experience. And to be able to provide access to inspirational figures made for a wonderful contribution to this year’s festival.
We were also delighted to support their ambition to deliver the event in a Hackney library – spaces we endeavour to extend to cultural programming and creative hubs where people can meet, make and organise. We also strive to tell the full story of the Windrush generations through our annual Windrush festival. This means supporting LGBTQIA+ stories and providing a platform for pride and acknowledgement of their contributions to our culture when done in authentic and meaningful ways. Joanne and the Queertopia team are consistent in their ability to do just that and we are thankful for their contributions to our cultural programming.”

Corrina Antrobus,

Culture Lead, Hackney Council

“Queertopia are an important stakeholder and trusted community partner, evidenced through membership of the quarterly Sexual and Reproductive Health Forum, and that Queertopia represents a voice that we aim to include in e.g. workshops and engagement around health literacy to help ensure our materials and approaches are appropriate and inclusive.”

Froeks Kamminga,

Senior Public Health Specialist Sexual and Reproductive Health, City & Hackney

Didn’t Find What You’re Looking For?

If you don’t see what you need outlined here, please get in touch. We are happy to co-create the right offer to help you achieve the impact you want to make.