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LGBTQ Community Resources

Explore what support can look like. The Trevor Project offers several resources for members and allies of the LGBTQ community, including self-care guides, educational articles for parents and supportive adults, and other informational pieces regarding LGBTQ young people facing homelessness, creating safe spaces in schools, and developing healthy relationships.

LGBTQ Community Resources

Creating Safer Spaces in Schools for LGBTQ Youth

For LGBTQ youth in particular, school can be a tricky place to explore who they are and how they identify, especially if they face harassment, discrimination, or a lack of resources.

School Coming Out Support Community Friends Family

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LGBTQ Community Resources

Crushes & Early Relationships

Transgender & Nonbinary Pansexuality Questioning your gender identity Asexual Transgender Nonbinary

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LGBTQ Community Resources

Resources for LGBTQ Youth Experiencing Homelessness

Here are some helpful homelessness resources. Remember, you can always reach out to The Trevor Project, if you need immediate help or support.

School Queer Allyship Coming Out Support Family

Two LGBTQ young people embracing and smiling

LGBTQ Community Resources

Resources for Healthy Relationships

Here are some helpful resources to help you explore the topic of healthy relationships.

Consent Questioning your gender identity Dating Questioning your sexual orientation Allyship Coming Out

Guide

How to Support Bisexual Youth

An introductory educational resource that covers topics and best practices for supporting the bisexual youth in your life.

Pansexuality Ally Bisexual Queer Friends Family

Guide

Black & LGBTQ: Approaching Intersectional Conversations

Approaches for before, during, and after a difficult conversation to make sure the dialogue – and your mental health – stays safe.

BIPOC Communities of Color Grief and Loss Anxious Feelings Sadness and Depression