The Albanese Government is investing more than $18.1 million to support projects aimed at improving the health and wellbeing of LGBTIQA+ Australians. “Every Australian deserves health care that is safe, accessible, respectful and free from judgement,” Health Minister Mark Butler said when announcing the funding. “These grants will give LGBTIQA+ people better access to the health information and care they need, improving health outcomes and strengthening communities.” The successful projects were selected through an independent assessment process administered by the national peak body LGBTIQ+ Health Australia. “This investment recognises the critical role that LGBTIQA+ community-led organisations play in delivering safe, inclusive and responsive health initiatives.