Welcome to Navajo

Dear Friends,
 
I just wanted to update you all regarding the current status of the Navajo Charter Mark. As most of you will be aware Drew Drake, the Navajo Project Co-ordinator, moved onto pastures new last year and since then the project has not had a dedicated  worker in place to progress any new Charter Mark applications or administer the existing ones.
 
Please do not despair, however, as I will be arranging a meeting of the Navajo Consultative Partnership in the early spring when members will have an opportunity to discuss the future of the project.
 
In the meantime please keep up the good work.
 
Regards
 
Stuart Rutlidge
 
Chair
Navajo Consultative Partnership
 

Navajo is a Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender people's project in Lancashire and Sefton that aims to involve and serve the LGBT community in terms of their social wellbeing.

Navajo was established in 1999 with an aim to tackle oppression, stigma, prejudice, social well-being, acceptance in society and a direct positive impact on the health of LGBT people in Central Lancashire.

Formerly known as the Lancashire Sexuality Equality Forum (LSEF), the new formed NAVAJO CONSULTATIVE PARTNERSHIP is open to people who are working in health, social care, education, human resources, training etc or in LGBT groups and projects that are willing or able to effect change within their own organisations.

Here you can find information on how you can become a part of the NAVAJO CONSULTATIVE PARTNERSHIP and apply for the NAVAJO CHARTER MARK a mark to show that you as an organisation are providing quality services to the LGBT community in Lancashire.

N.B - The NAVAJO CHARTER MARK currently operates in LANCASHIRE and MERSEYSIDE and is currently only available to organisations within these regions.