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The latest copy of
MESMAG is available now. MESMAG is a quarterly look at what's going on across
the entire MESMAC group of services. This issue is packed to the brim with
information about MESMAC's community HIV and STI testing programme, New groups
starting in Wakefield, Bradford and North Yorkshire, A report about mental
health as well as the new name for Bradford and Leeds Switchboard.

Blagy was featured in the T&A in a article with Jonathan Cookson talking about Blagy and its role within the LGBTQ community.

“Young people are stronger and should be able to say what they want more, but it doesn’t necessarily mean they don’t
have any less flack.”

He believes groups such as Blagy enable young gay people to be
themselves. “It’s absolutely crucial,” says Jonathan. “I am constantly
thinking how things would have been different for me and other people
if I had been able to access a service like that. I can see these young
people and empathise with them, and I can see what benefit it is to
them. Friendships and networks are being broadened. It is about
facilitating better social networks.”

You can read the full article on the T&A Website.