Have you ever felt marginalised, excluded, mistreated, or belittled when receiving healthcare?
Did you feel that this was because of your faith, gender, sexuality, disability label, homelessness, or another reason?

Our Intersections Project talked to people with intersectional needs who received – or tried to receive – healthcare. That means they identify or have lived experience as a member of more than one group that often has been treated badly when seeking healthcare. They have fallen through the cracks or been put into the ‘too hard’ basket. Although many of those we consulted did not feel able to share their stories publicly, eight of the people who spoke to us for this project agreed to share their stories with you.