Knowledge that has the power to heal.

Competent suicide prevention starts with how we educate ourselves and each other. The Trevor Project offers mental health and suicide prevention training programs and LGBTQ education workshops that give everyone the ability to help.

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We’ve increased our efforts in public education

Through innovative online mental health, suicide prevention, and LGBTQ training workshops and strategic partnerships across the United States, we have been able to reach more people than ever before.

100,000+

Youth and youth-serving adults 
reached through our CARE, Ally, and Lifeguard workshops.

20,000+

Educators trained to create supportive, safe spaces for LGBTQ students in schools.

1st

In the nation to launch a partnership with the NY Department of Education.

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 and mental health for LGBTQ youth.
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There are other ways to help.

Train to be a counselor

One volunteer can help ensure LGBTQ young people have someone to turn to 24/7.

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Your donation will save lives.

Every day, LGBTQ young people reach out for mental health support. When you donate to Trevor, you ensure our volunteers can continue to be there for them.

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