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Knowledge that has the power to heal.
Competent suicide prevention starts with how we educate ourselves and each other. The Trevor Project offers LGBTQ+ youth suicide prevention trainings that give everyone the ability to help.
We’ve increased our efforts in public education
Through innovative online LGBTQ+ suicide prevention trainings and strategic partnerships across the United States, we have been able to reach more people than ever before.
Our program offerings
Designed for youth-serving professionals, these trainings offer tools and educational resources to help prevent suicide amongst LGBTQ+ young people.
Ally Training
This training program provides a basic framework for understanding LGBTQ+ identities and the unique challenges young people often face.
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CARE Training
An interactive training program for youth-serving adults that focuses on suicide prevention for LGBTQ+ youth.
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LGBTQ+ Athletes Training
An interactive training program for an administrator, a coach, a parent, or a student. This training will teach you how to support LGBTQ+ young people and help drive positive sports environments for all.
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