Resource Lists by State
CO is a Trans Refuge State
TCP is grassroots mutual aid network turned nonprofit based in Denver CO. We provide resources to help LGBTQIA+ individuals move from unsafe situations and political climates to the great state of Colorado! We have four steps, each with new resources being constantly added.
Lavender provides direct representation, advocacy, and referrals, with a priority for serving those with low income and our LGTBQ+ youth. As LGBTQ+ people continue to experience disproportionate rates of poverty and violence, Lavender works to address the root causes of these issues through compassionate legal representation.
One Iowa seeks to improve the lives of LGBTQ Iowans by protecting and advancing equality and inclusiveness through education, improving workplace culture, and increasing access to quality healthcare across our state.
Transgender Emergency Fund of Massachusetts
Providing assistance for low-income and homeless transgender people living in Massachusetts since 2008.
MN is a Trans Refuge State
Additional Resource Lists
These are resource lists compiled by external groups and are listed here to make it easier to gather information. Please do your research before reaching out to any person or organization for assistance.
Handbook of the Streets - Minneapolis
Grassroots Gender-Affirming Care Resource
TransNorthland Resources - Duluth Area
Don't Call the Police - Police Alternatives Minneapolis
Dakota County General Resources
LGBT-Safe Businesses and Other Resources - Moorhead
Housing
Nationwide
Government Benefit Finder
Statewide
Energy Assistance
MNTransHousing Linktree
Twin Cities
Avenues for Youth - Transitional Shelter - Ages 18-24
Project Live Out Loud - Rapid Housing for LGBTQ Youth
Queer Housing Resource - Facebook Group
Legal
Minnesota Lavender Bar Association
OutFront’s Resource List
Volunteer Lawyers Clinic
Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid and Hotline
Central Minnesota Legal Services
Rainbow Health Legal Team
Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services
Gender Justice
Medical
Twin Cities
Minnesota Transgender Health Coalition
Family Tree Clinic (Trans Hormone Care)
Hennepin Healthcare (Adult Gender Care)
Children's Minnesota (Diverse Gender Care)
University of Minnesota (Transgender Health Services)
Point of Pride (Free Binder Program)
Duluth
Essentia Health (Gender Affirming Care)
Planned Parenthood (Hormone Care
WE Health Clinic (Trans Health and Hormone Care)
Work
Trans Can Work Job Seeker Services - Scroll Down and Click 'Out of State'
Trans Employment Project
From HRC Best Places to Work for LGBTQ+ 2022:
3M, St. Paul
Allianz Life Insurance Co. of North America, Minneapolis
Ameriprise Financial Inc., Minneapolis
Best Buy Co. Inc., Richfield
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota, Eagan
Cargill Inc., Wayzata
Dorsey & Whitney LLP, Minneapolis
Ecolab Inc., St. Paul
General Mills Inc., Golden Valley
Hormel Foods Corp., Austin
Land O'Lakes Inc, Arden Hills
Lindquist & Vennum LLP, Minneapolis
Medtronic PLC, Minneapolis
RBC Wealth Management, Minneapolis
Robins Kaplan LLP, Minneapolis
Target Corp., Minneapolis
U.S. Bancorp, Minneapolis
Xcel Energy Inc., Minneapolis
Community
TPOC (Trans People of Color)
Sewa-aifa
Black Trans
Black Trans History Archives
MN POC pride
MN Two Spirit Society
Two Spirit Celebration
General
Book gender gear measurements
Quatrefoil Library - Gathering Space
Queerspace Collective - Youth Mentoring
G.L.I.T.S. International Outreach
Through our association with CenterLink, a national association of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community centers with International affiliations, we are able to create a dialogue with Global LGBTQIA community leaders. With our virtual rolodex of supportive organizations we are able to intercede on the behalf of LGBTQIA asylum seekers.
The Foundation offers resettlement services to LGBT asylees in need of legal and medical assistance, psychological, resettlement and social counseling.
Since our founding, we’ve helped over 13,000 LGBTQI+ individuals find safety through emergency relocation, crisis response, cash assistance, and other forms of assistance.
The Trans Love Fund provides microgrants to trans identified individuals throughout the state for medical, legal, and emergency living expenses.
Our mission is to support and empower transgender individuals and their families while educating communities in South Dakota and the surrounding region about gender identity and expression.
Not a Safe State
The below is a direct copy and paste from this document on 11/9/2024:
TENNESSEE: A RESOURCE GUIDE TO PREPARE FOR IMPLEMENTATION ANTI-TRANSGENDER H.B. 1/S.B. 1
This guide will be updated as new information & resources are available.
We know this is a very challenging time filled with many questions. This resource guide is designed to provide up-to-date information and concrete resources to help transgender youth continue accessing healthcare. We will update this guide as more information and resources become available.
What does H.B. 1/S.B. 1 say?
On March 2, 2023, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed into law H.B. 1/S.B. 1, legislation that prohibits gender-affirming healthcare in Tennessee for people under the age of 18; this means that care such as gender-affirming hormone therapy and puberty blockers are inaccessible in Tennessee for any trans person until they turn 18. Youth can still access mental health care, which is not restricted or banned by this law.
This is an evolving area of law and the bill is intentionally vague when it comes to what exactly is prohibited as well as how it is enforced. The bill language does not say that people cannot leave Tennessee and access care in states where it is legal to do so, and a court would likely agree that it is unconstitutional to block people from traveling to other states.
What is H.B. 2310/S.B. 2782, the 2024 Amendment to Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming care for minors?
On April 25th, 2024 the Tennessee legislature approved H.B. 2310/S.B. 2782, an amendment to H.B. 1/S.B. 1 that seeks to complicate the ability of transgender youth to access gender-affirming medical care out-of-state. Importantly, parents of transgender youth can still access gender-affirming care out-of-state for their children. The bill says that it is not legal for a person or group to intentionally recruit, harbor, or transport a youth under the age of 18 who is living in Tennessee for the purpose of getting them gender-affirming care out-of-state, without the permission of the youth’s parent or legal guardian. The bill does not apply to a parent or legal guardian or an adult to whom a parent or legal guardian has granted permission to assist their child in accessing gender-affirming care out-of-state. It also does not apply to businesses that provide transportation, like ride apps, bus companies or airlines.
When does the gender-affirming care ban take effect?
H.B. 1/S.B. 1 is currently in effect. H.B. 2310/S.B. 2782 will take effect July 1, 2024.
Timeline of Litigation Challenging H.B. 1/S.B. 1 in Court
- On April 20th, 2023, the ACLU, Lambda Legal, the ACLU of TN, and private counsel filed a lawsuit on behalf of courageous families and young people stating that H.B. 1/S.B. 1 unlawfully discriminates against transgender people based on their sex. Read more about the case here.
- On April 26, 2023 the United States Department of Justice announced that it is challenging H.B. 1/S.B. 1 in Tennessee. According to the Justice Department, H.B. 1/S.B. 1 violates the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal Protection Clause, as it “denies necessary medical care to youth based solely on who they are.” The Justice Department also asked the court to issue an immediate order preventing H.B. 1/S.B. 1 from going into effect on July 1. You can read the Justice Department’s full statement here.
- On June 28, 2023, H.B. 1/S.B. 1 was blocked from taking effect by a federal judge. However, on July 8, 2023, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit issued a ruling allowing the ban on gender-affirming care in Tennessee to take effect. This decision is preliminary – the panel of judges indicated that a full ruling on the injunction would come before September 30 – but for now, trans youth cannot access gender-affirming care in the state. See below for how to get help.
- In November 2023, a separate petition was filed to the Supreme Court on behalf of families and medical providers challenging Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming health care for transgender people under 18. The case is set to be heard by the Supreme Court, and that ruling will have implications for Tennessee’s gender-affirming care ban and bans in other states.
Here are immediate steps impacted communities can take:
- Access patient navigation to out-of-state gender-affirming care and $500 emergency response grants for parents and families of transgender youth using the links below.
- View a list of trans-affirming providers in Southern states, the Trans in the South Guide, at www.transinthesouth.org.
Patient Navigation to Out-of-State Gender-Affirming Care
- Looking to identify a provider of gender-affirming care outside of Tennessee? For assistance navigating gender-affirming care out-of-state, please fill out this form at www.southernequality.org/TNresources, and we’ll talk you through your situation, identify affirming providers, and support in other ways.
Emergency Resources
- Rapid Response Grants: The Campaign for Southern Equality, in partnership with inclusion tennessee and OUTMemphis, is facilitating rapid response emergency grants of $500 to help those directly impacted by H.B. 1/S.B. 1 during this challenging time. Grants can be made to the parent, guardian, or caregiver of an impacted youth. To learn more about these grants and to request one, please visit www.southernequality.org/TNResources.
Legal Questions and Needs
- Consider consulting with an individual lawyer about your specific needs and questions.
- To discuss the possibility of challenging anti-transgender bills or other legal needs, contact the ACLU of Tennessee through their online intake form, found at: https://www.aclu-tn.org/legal-assistance/.
- For other inquiries related to transgender justice or information about ACLU of Tennessee’s TRANScend Tennessee program, email transcendtn@aclu-tn.org.
Videos: Town Halls About SB1/SB1
In May 2023, community and advocacy organizations joined together for a Tennessee Community Town Hall, a virtual event focused on helping families navigate access to the gender-affirming care they need while feeling supported and uplifted by their communities. You can watch a recording of the event here.
A follow-up event was hosted in July 2023 in the wake of SB1 taking effect. Families learned more about pending litigation and how to access care out of state. Watch a recording of the Town Hall here.
Support Groups for Parents of Transgender Youth
Facebook:
Parents and Families of Transgender Youth Support Group
East TN-focused, but all are welcome
Message Carrie Joy Wadman to be admitted to the group
Facebook: Carrie Joy Wadman
Email: carriejoywadman@gmail.com
Phone: 813-541-0145
Serendipity Doo Dah-Home of the Mama Bears
National Facebook group for mothers of LGBTQ+ Kids
36,000+ members
National Facebook group for Mothers of Trans and Non-binary kids, must be a member of Serendipity Doo Dah-Home of the Mama Bears to join.
Tennessee subgroup for mothers of LGBTQ kids
Mama Bears Friends & Family Group
National Facebook group for friends and family of LGBTQ kids
In-Person:
“Not Alone” Free Support Group for Parents and Siblings of Trans and Gender Non-Conforming Youth
Nashville
Trauma-informed therapy support group that meets biweekly on Thursdays 4:30-6:00 PM Central, childcare available
Contact: Sierra Tuck sierra@opendoorcounselingtn.com (629) 258-8822
We Are Family at OUTMemphis
Memphis
Quarterly meeting for LGBTQ families with children ages 12 and under to connect with other such families
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/178576053377962/
Contact: plewis@outmemphis.org
Video Conference (Zoom):
Free Parent Support Group
Meets bi-weekly on Monday from 6:00-7:30 PM Central
Contact: Gert Comfrey comfrey.counseling2@gmail.com
Free Parent Support Group
Meets weekly on Mondays 7:00-8:30 PM Central
Contact: Salem Horne salem@mindfulnashville.com
Parent Process Group
Meets on the second Thursday of each month from 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Central
$50 fee per session with sliding scale available
Contact: Katie Larson katielarsonmft@gmail.com
Parenting with Pride
Meets Wednesdays at 7:00 PM Eastern via Zoom
Contact: JD or Erin at the UT Psychological Clinic (865) 971-2161
$10 per week, with accommodations available
Transgender Youth Mental Healthcare Resources
The Oasis Center Counseling
Nashville, Telehealth
https://oasiscenter.org/for-youth/clinical-counseling
-free counseling for transgender and nonbinary youth
Beyond the Binary Support Groups with Jennifer Strickland
-transgender youth support groups led by a licensed therapist
Website: https://www.jennstricklandcounseling.com/
Contact: jstricklandlpc@gmail.com 615-645-3753
Price: $50 per session, or sliding scale
Location: Donelson (near Nashville) or Telehealth for Tennessee and Kentucky residents
High School Group (9th-12th grade) meets first Thursday of the month 5:30-7:00 PM Central OR second Wednesday of the month 5:30-7:00 PM Central
Middle School Group (5th-8th grade) meets last Thursday of the month 5:30-7:00 PM Central
Gender Expansive Kids Group (age 8-12) meets quarterly
Young Adult Group (age 18-early 20s) meets last Wednesday of the month 5:30-7:00 PM Central
Adult Group (age 20s to 40s) meets third Thursday of the month 5:30-7:00 PM Central
Support Group for LGBTQ Teens
-weekly therapy group for LGBTQIA+ teens age 13-17
-facilitated by UT Psychological Clinic student therapists
Location: Knoxville
Price: $10 per week
Contact: (865) 974-2161
LGBTQ Community Organizations in Tennessee
Connect with these organizations working on the frontlines of supporting LGBTQ individuals in Tennessee:
Youth and Family Support
PFLAG GLSEN TN
Statewide Statewide
pflag.org/find-a-chapter glsen.org/chapter/tennessee
Just Us at The Oasis Center Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle TN
Nashville Middle TN
-in-person and online middle school
High school LGBT support groups
PRISM PRYSM at OUTMemphis
Tri-Cities Memphis
https://m.facebook.com/prismteensjc/ https://www.outmemphis.org/youth/
-teen LGBTQ support group, meets in-person -13-17 LGBTQ youth support group, meets
In–person
Wilco Iris
Williamson County
-youth-led organization
General Healthcare Support
CHOICES Friends for Life
Memphis Memphis
Yourchoices.org fflmemphis.org
Vanderbilt Program for LGBTQ Health Nashville CARES Sexual Health Clinic
Nashville Nashville
https://www.vanderbilthealth.com/ nashvillecares.org/
Partnership to End AIDS Status Planned Parenthood of TN and North MS
Memphis Statewide
Partnershiptoendaidsstatus.com https://www.plannedparenthood.org
Housing Support
Nashville Launch Pad The Oasis Center Street Outreach
Nashville Nashville nashvillelaunchpad.com/ https://oasiscenter.org
-serves ages 18-24 -serves ages 18-24
My Sistah’s House The Oasis Center Rapid Rehousing
Memphis Nashville
mshmemphis.org/ https://oasiscenter.org
-serves age 18+ -serves ages 18-24
The Oasis Center Emergency Shelter OUTMemphis The Metamorphosis Project
Nashville Memphis
https://oasiscenter.org https://www.outmemphis.org
-serves ages 13-17 -serves 18-24
Community Organizations
Nooga Diversity Center Equality Jackson
Chattanooga Jackson
facebook.com/Noogadiversitycenter equalityjacksontn.org
Tri Cities Pride Community Center Appalachian OUTreach
Johnson City Maryville
Pridetricities.com appalachianoutreach.org/about-us
OUTMemphis inclusion tennessee
Memphis Statewide
outmemphis.org/ inclusiontn.org
LGBT Chamber Knox Pride
Nashville Knoxville
nashvillelgbtchamber.org/ https://www.knoxpride.com/
Political Organizations
ACLU of Tennessee Tennessee Equality Project
Statewide Statewide
TN Advocates for Planned Parenthood
Statewide
For Youth and Families Who Need Support
We know that legislation like this can cause distress. Here are some helpful resources.
- For immediate medical assistance or law enforcement assistance, call 911.
- If you are thinking about hurting yourself, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (now the 988 Suicide and Crisis Prevention Hotline), OPEN 24/7, 365 DAYS/YEAR.
- Call: 988
- Call: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
- Text: 741741
- Chat Online: Click HERE to instant message online.
- If you are a LGBTQ person (ages 13-24) who is thinking about hurting yourself or is in crisis, contact The Trevor Project’s 24-Hour Suicide Prevention Hotline, OPEN 24/7, 365 DAYS/YEAR.
- Call: 866 4 U TREVOR / (866) 488-7386
- Trevor Text: Text 'START' to 678-678
- Trevor Chat: Click HERE to instant message online.
- If you are a transgender person (or friend/family of a transgender person) in crisis or needing support, contact the Trans Lifeline, As of January 1st, 2024, Trans Lifeline's hotline operating hours are Monday through Friday: 10 AM – 6 PM Pacific. 11 AM – 7 PM Mountain..
- Call: (877) 565-8860
- Peer to Peer Support: Peer2Peer.LIVE on Twitch
TENNESSEE: UNA GUÍA DE RECURSOS PARA PREPARARSE PARA LA IMPLEMENTACIÓN DE H.B. 1/S.B. 1 ANTI-TRANSGÉNERO
Esta guía será actualizada conforme sean disponibles nueva información y recursos.
Sabemos que este es un tiempo muy difícil y con muchas preguntas. Esta guía de recursos esta diseñada para proveer información actualizada y recursos concretos para ayudar jovenxs transgénero a obtener aceso a cuidado medico. Actualizaremos esta guía conforme estén disponibles más información y recursos.
Que dice H.B. 1/S.B. 1?
El 2 de marzo, el gobernador de Tennessee Bill Lee convirtio en ley la H.B. 1/S.B. 1, legislación que prohibe atención medica relacionada con ser transgénero en Tennessee para personas menores de 18 años; esto significa que cuidados como terapia hormonal de reafirmación de género y bloqueadores puberales serían inaccesibles en Tennessee para cualquier persona transgénero hasta que cumplan 18 años. Los jóvenes aún pueden obtener acceso a cuidados de salud mental, la cuál no es restringida ni prohibida por esta ley en Tennessee.
Esta es una área de ley que aún está evolucionando y este proyecto de ley es intencionalmente ambiguo en lo que se refiere a lo que está prohibido exactamente y cómo se aplica. El lenguaje usado no dice que las personas no pueden salir de Tennessee y obtener acceso a atención médica en los estados donde sí es legal hacerlo, y una corte probablemente estaría de acuerdo que es en contra de la constitución el prohibir a personas viajar a otros estados.
¿Cuándo entra en vigor H.B. 1/S.B. 1?
H.B. 1/S.B. 1 entrará en vigor el 1 de julio del 2023. De acuerdo a la ley, los pacientes menores de 18 años que ya han recibido cuidados médicos para reafirmación de género pueden continuar recibiendo atención médica hasta el 31 de marzo del 2024. Sin embargo, la provisión legal para personas que están actualmente recibiendo cuidados médicos y que continuarán recibiendo este cuidado hasta marzo del 2024 es para que los adolescentes actualmente en estos cuidados reciban tratamientos para revertir su transición entre 1 de julio 2023 y marzo 2024. Por esta razón, muchos doctores que actualmente proveen cuidados médicos para reafirmación de género en el estado de Tennessee descontinuarán todos los cuidados el 1 de julio del 2023. Pacientes que actualmente están recibiendo cuidados de estos proveedores no podrán recibir atención médica después del 1 de julio del 2023 y deberán comenzar a buscar opciones fuera del estado para cuidados de referentes a la reafirmación de género. Se debe tomar en cuenta que los socios legales en la ACLU de Tennessee han anunciado planes para impugnar esta ley, lo que podría bloquear que esta ley sea implementada.
Estos son unas acciónes inmediatas en las cual comunidades impactadas pueden participar antes que la ley entre en vigor:
1) Ver a su proveedor actual lo más pronto posible para hablar de las necesidades actuales y opciones para continuar su cuidado;
2) Actualizar sus cartas de terapia para que estén al día y disminuir la carga de comenzar con otrxs doctores fuera del estado;
3) Llene sus prescripciones actuales con respecto a su cuidado de reafirmación de género;
4) Para ver una lista de provedorxs para reafirmación de género en los estados del sur de los Estados Unidos, por favor visite la guía de Trans in the South (Trans en el súr) en www.transinthesouth.org.
5) Para cualquier pregunta relacionada a cómo recibir cuidado de reafirmación de género fuera del estado, favor de llenar la forma en www.southernequality.org/tnresources o mande un correo electrónico a TennesseeResources@southernequality.org.
Recursos de emergencia
- Becas de repuesta rápida: The Campaign for Southern Equality, en sociedad con Inclusion Tennessee, estará facilitando becas de emergencia para respuesta rápida de $500 para ayudar a personas directamente afectadxs por H.B. 1/S.B. 1 durante estos tiempos difíciles. Las becas pueden ser dadas a nombre de padres o personas que cuiden a jovenxs afectadxs. Para aprender más de estas becas y para pedir una beca, favor de visitar www.southernequality.org/TNResources o mandar un correo electrónico a TennesseeResources@southernequality.org.
Eventos
- Taller de salud trans: The Campaign for Southern Equality, Inclusion Tennessee, y OUT Memphis se han unido para ofrecer un taller de salud trans el martes 7 de marzo, de 6-7pm CT. Esto será un espacio virtual intergeneracional para adultxs trans y no-binarios, jovenxs y personas que lxs cuidan en Tennessee. Nosotrxs compartiremos charlas, reflexiones, y técnicas de bienestar juntxs. Haga clic aquí para reservar su cupo.
Preguntas legales y necesidades
- Considera consultar con un abogadx sobre tus necesidades específicas y tus preguntas.
- Para hablar sobre la posibilidad de impugnar propuestas de ley conta transgénero u otras necesidades legales, póngase en contacto con la ACLU de Tennessee a través de su formulario que puede encontrar en: https://www.aclu-tn.org/legal-assistance/.
- Para otras preguntas relacionadas a la justicia transgénero o para más información sobre el programa TRANScend Tennessee de la ACLU de Tennessee, mande un correo electronico a transcendtn@aclu-tn.org.
Grupos de apoyo
Parents and Families of Transgender Youth Support Group (Facebook)
Enfoque para el este de Tennessee, pero todxs son bienvenidxs
Manda un mensaje a Carrie Joy Wadman para ser admitidx al grupo
Facebook: Carrie Joy Wadman
Email: carriejoywadman@gmail.com
Phone: 813-541-0145
LGBTQ+ Friendly Mental Health Professionals of East Tennessee (Facebook)
Enfoque para el este de Tennessee, pero todxs lxs profesionalxs son bienvenidxs
Organizaciones Comunitarias LGBTQ en Tennessee
Conecte con estas organizaciones que trabajan en primera fila apoyando a personas LGBTQ en Tennessee:
Apoyo para jovenxs y familias
PFLAG GLSEN TN
Statewide Statewide
pflag.org/find-a-chapter glsen.org/chapter/tennessee
Just Us en el Oasis Center Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle TN
Nashville Middle TN
oasiscenter.org/for-youth https://mentorakid.org/
Apoyo para cuidado de salud general
CHOICES Friends for Life
Memphis Memphis
Yourchoices.org fflmemphis.org
Vanderbilt Program for LGBTQ Health Nashville CARES Sexual Health Clinic
Nashville Nashville
https://www.vanderbilthealth.com/ nashvillecares.org/
Partnership to End AIDS Status Planned Parenthood of TN and North MS
Memphis Statewide
Partnershiptoendaidsstatus.com https://www.plannedparenthood.org
Apoyo de vivienda
Bryant’s Bridge Nashville Launch Pad
Knoxville Nashville
Bryantsbridge.org nashvillelaunchpad.com/
My Sistah’s House
Memphis
Organizaciones comunitarias
Nooga Diversity Center Equality Jackson
Chattanooga Jackson
facebook.com/Noogadiversitycenter equalityjacksontn.org
Pride Community Center Appalachian OUTreach
Johnson City Maryville
Pridetricities.com appalachianoutreach.org/about-us
OUT Memphis Inclusion Tennessee
Memphis Statewide
outmemphis.org/ inclusiontn.org
LGBT Chamber Knox Pride
Nashville Knoxville
nashvillelgbtchamber.org/ https://www.knoxpride.com/
Organizaciones políticas
ACLU of Tennessee Tennessee Equality Project
Statewide Statewide
TN Advocates for Planned Parenthood
Statewide
Para jovenxs y familias que necesitan apoyo
Sabemos que las propuestas de ley como estas pueden causar angustia. Aquí hay algunos recursos que les pueden ayudar.
- Para asistencia médica inmediata o asistencia policiaca, llame al 911.
- Si estas pensando en causarte daño, contacta al la linea de asistencia National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (ahora el 988 la linea de emergencia para prevencion de suicidio y crisis), ABIERTA 24/7, 365 DIAS/AÑO.
- Llame al: 988
- Llame al: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
- Mensaje de texto: 741741
- Mensaje en línea: Manda un mensaje aquí
- Si eres una persona LGBTQ (de edades 13-24) que está pensando en lastimarse o que estás en crisis, ponte en contacto con The Trevor Project’s 24-Hour Suicide Prevention Hotline, ABIERTA 24/7, 365 DIAS/AÑO.
- Llame al: 866 4 U TREVOR / (866) 488-7386
- Mensaje de texto: Textea 'START' al 678-678
- Mensaje en línea: Manda un mensaje aquí
- Si es una persona trans (o amigx/familiar de una persona trans) en crisis o que necesita apoyo, póngase en contacto con Trans Lifeline, A partir del 1 de enero de 2024, el horario de atención de la línea directa de Trans Lifeline es de lunes a viernes: de 10 a. m. a 6 p. m., hora del Pacífico. 11:00 – 19:00 Montaña..
- Llame al: (877) 565-8860
Apoyo de uno a uno (peer to peer): Peer2Peer.LIVE on Twitch
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A grassroots organization created for the express purpose of providing refuge and support for transgender political refugees who are fleeing persecution.
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