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Progress Cymru Counselling

https://next.directory.lgbt/listings/lgbt-cymru-helpline-VZFHPT9A

Printed on 28 October 2026

Progress Cymru Counselling

Mental Health

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Who it’s for

  • Asexual
  • Bisexual
  • Gay
  • Lesbian
  • Pansexual
  • Non-Binary
  • Trans
  • Intersex people
  • Queer

How it is offered

In person and online

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Standard geographic rate; usually included in call allowances.

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Get to know this service

Progress Cymru Counselling, operating name of the LGBTQIA+ Cymru Helpline, provides confidential support and counselling for LGBTQIA+ people and allies. Its qualified counsellors help with relationships, family issues, bereavement, sexual orientation and gender identity, including family transitioning counselling, as well as stress, anxiety and emotional issues.

The organisation offers face-to-face counselling in Swansea, alongside Zoom and telephone sessions, on a sliding scale so people pay what they can afford. It also runs a Wellbeing Hub with self-paced workshops, available on a donation basis.

The charity began in 2004 as a telephone helpline before introducing counselling services, and later co-founded GoodVibes, an LGBTQIA+ youth group, with YMCA Swansea.

About

Progress Cymru Counselling offers confidential counselling for LGBTQIA+ people and allies in Wales, covering relationships, bereavement and gender identity.

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Registered address

Progress Cymru Counselling
Albert Hall
Swansea SA1 3EP

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