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Gay, Lesbian & Bisexual Issues
Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Positive Space

In a positive space, human rights are respected, and lesbians, gay men and bisexuals, their friends and allies are welcomed, supported and celebrated.

A Personal Journey

How do I know if I’m gay?

This is a common question asked by people of all ages at our health clincs in schools and at workplaces throughout Peel Region.

• This site provides a non-judgmental and supportive environment in which one can explore this question.
• The experience of coming out will be influenced by many things.
• Understanding your risks, how to maintain your safety and where to get support is information that is easily accessible from here.
• Peel Health is working to eliminate the stereotyping of lesbians, gays and bisexuals and to address issues of harassment and discrimination.
• The ability to deal with feelings about your sexual orientation, being gay, lesbian or bisexual and the influences of media, society and family on those feelings is key in learning to be able to
          believe in yourself  
• To exclude this puts many people at risk for suicide, substance abuse and violence.
• The experiences of violence and oppression in the lives of lesbians, gays and bisexual people are common.
• These experiences include physical and emotional attacks from people they know and strangers, as well as the more hidden attacks such as workplace benefits and stereotyping.
• The availability of supportive services for gay, lesbian and bisexual youth and adults is a goal of Peel Health and the community.