
ALT Graphic: Gradient blue and red background. Large white bold text on top. Basis Yorkshire logo in bottom left corner. Text reads: Stand with sex workers. International Sex Workers Day 2nd June 2026.

ALT Graphic: Gradient blue and red background. Large white bold text on top. Text reads: The History. On the 2nd of June 1975, over 100 sex workers began an 8-day occupation of Saint-Nizier Church in Lyon, France. They demanded an end to stigma, police harassment and child removal. They demanded justice for those who had experienced violence and expressed anger about their criminalised and exploitative living conditions. This day marked the start of an international movement.

ALT Graphic: Gradient blue and red background. Large white bold text on top. Text reads: How can you help? 1. Uplift the voices of sex workers, follow: @decrimnow @scotland4decrim @ecp_org @sexworkhive @nationaluglymugs @leedssxworkercollective 2. Email your MP to decriminalise sex work: DecrimNow have an excellent guide on their website of questions to ask your local MP, find it under VOTE4DECRIM. 3. Follow us! Basis Yorkshire supports sex workers directly, campaigns for better working conditions, and conducts key research to influence policy.

ALT Image shows a green speech bubble on teal background with white text within it that asks 'Looking for jobs?' with website details www.doinggoodleeds.org.uk for job seekers in Leeds. Background colour also has white stars on it plus two floret shapes - one white with an organisation name and logo - voluntary action leeds and a blue one with text doing good leeds.

ALT Table full of leaflets and support around drug and alcohol use. Orange background with black words 'We're hiring! Housing Worker - Focussed Intervention Team (Forward Leeds)'

ALT Pale orange background with words describing the job vacancy at Barca-Leeds: 'Housing Worker - Focussed Intervention Team (Forward Leeds). We are looking for someone with a passion for supporting vulnerable people and helping them to make changes to their substance/alcohol use and housing needs. Our aim is to improve people’s outcomes in their treatment and substance use, by offering support to access safe and stable housing. Salary: £28,119 - £28,681pa Closing date: Midnight on 30th April 2025




























