Welcome to the TLC Trust

TLC is a group of disabled and non-disabled people who work together in a voluntary capacity, to provide information and contact opportunities so that disabled people have access to the best possible commercial sexual services. We also provide background support for our sex workers.

We know that disabled people can make fabulous partners and lovers and should have the same sexual opportunities as everybody else. The aim of TLC is to provide privacy, respect, education, self-knowledge, experience, pleasure and satisfaction. TLC is based in the UK but we welcome people from all around the world.

The World Health Organisation defines sexual health as:- "The integration of physical, emotional. intellectual and social aspects of sexual being in ways which are enriching and that enhance personality, communication and love." And this definition is being adopted in sexual health policies across Britain.

However, if the NHS and their sexual health agencies wish to promote such an excellent holistic view of sexual health, why is nothing done to help people who, for example, experience perpetual sexual purgatory, like a man with motor neurone disease who has no strength in his arms to masturbate?

TLC has been approached to help deaf-blind people have appropriate sex education, and to compile policies for people with brain injury who wish to include sexuality in their personal empowerment programme.

We help disabled individuals overcome their extreme feelings of sexual frustration and rejection, so they can gain enough knowledge, confidence and satisfaction to relax enough to begin to seek their own sexual partner.

All disabled men and women are welcome. We encourage sex workers to join us: the more sex workers who join us, the better our service will be.

Contacts, guidance, support and legal aspects are provided on this website. Any problems which stem from contacts made via the site are monitored, discussed and dealt with in as democratic a process as is feasible, and telephone support is supplied by qualified sex therapists.