Queer & Neurodiverse Walk

Ever feel like you need a space where you can truly be yourself — no masks, no scripts, just calm company? This walk is for you. We’re carving out a gentle, welcoming corner of Fitzroy Gardens for queer and neurodivergent souls who want to connect, move, and breathe together — with zero pressure to perform.

Hosted by Hamish, a trained mental health professional specialising in peer support, this isn’t about destination or distance. It’s about pacing, presence, and shared quiet. Whether you’re newly out, newly diagnosed, or just tired of navigating spaces that don’t quite fit — you’re invited to walk at your own rhythm.

Grab a spot — it’s free, no RSVP needed, and designed to be low-stimulation. We’ll send a gentle heads-up with the precise meeting point once you register. Think comfy shoes, maybe a water bottle, and your whole authentic self.

Open to all LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent people, plus thoughtful allies aged 18+. No agenda, no playlist, no small talk quotas. Just trees, sunlight, and people who get it.

• Duration: 60 minutes
• Age: 18+
• Format: In person, gentle paced walk

All attendees are welcome to reach out to the organiser directly for accessibility or comfort requests — because inclusion isn’t a checkbox, it’s the whole point.