Rainbow Mind launches new Queer Walk & Talk programme to support LGBTQIA+ mental health across Greater Manchester Salford, Greater Manchester – 26th March 2026 - Rainbow Mind, the LGBTQIA+ mental health service delivered by Mind in Salford, is proud to launch a new Queer Walk & Talk programme designed to support wellbeing, creativity, and community connection across Greater Manchester. Funded through the Marcus Movers scheme with Marcus Skeet, the programme will deliver a series of 10 themed walks, offering safe and welcoming spaces for LGBTQIA+ people to connect with others while benefiting from the mental health benefits of movement, nature, and creative engagement. The first walk will take place on Wednesday 1 April 12.30pm at Fletcher Moss Botanical Garden in Didsbury and will be delivered as a Found Poem Walk, encouraging participants to engage creatively with their surroundings through poetry and reflection. The Queer Walk & Talk programme has been designed to reduce isolation and improve mental wellbeing within LGBTQIA+ communities, who are statistically more likely to experience poor mental health and loneliness. Through guided walks and themed activities, participants will be supported to connect with nature, express themselves creatively, and build meaningful social connections. Rebecca Power, Rainbow Mind Walk Facilitator "We know that feeling connected to others can have a powerful impact on mental wellbeing. Queer Walk & Talk offers a gentle and...