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Ayrshire LGBTQ (SCIO)

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Printed on 28 October 2026

Ayrshire LGBTQ (SCIO)

Education

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Ayrshire LGBTQ (SCIO) promotes the diversity of the communities it serves, regardless of age, ethnic origin, ability, sex, belief or political affiliation, recognising the value of difference.

It provides educational opportunities through presentations and discussions held in a safe, confidential environment, along with visits to community based groups.

The organisation also offers opportunities for community development by encouraging volunteering, both within the organisation and beyond it.

About

Ayrshire LGBTQ (SCIO) promotes diversity in local communities and runs educational presentations and discussions in a safe, confidential environment.

Practical details

Organisation addresses

Registered address

31 Argyle Park
Ayr KA8 8JP

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This information is for signposting. Details change, so check with the organisation before you rely on them. Listing details last updated 10 days ago.