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Supporting You Regardless of How You Identify or Who You Love

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LGBTQIA+ TEAM

Supporting You Every Step of The Way

Our team believes you matter,  regardless of what stage you are in. Whether you are thinking about coming out, in the middle of transitioning, or managing life as a member of the community, you are seen and heard. 

We have multiple members of our staff who are a part of the community and/or Allies and understand what you are going through. 

We have inclusive practices such as pronoun use, name affirmations, and trauma informed care to ensure you feel safe every step of the way.

Inclusive Resources 

We have a wide variety of resources, both internally and externally, to better suit your needs. We believe in cultivating a supportive environment where you never have to question who you are and what you stand for. We offer support for: 

  • Coming Out 

  • Gender Identity and Transitioning

  • Navigating Family/Relationship Dynamics

  • Dealing with Discrimination, Trauma, or Minority Stress
     

​Don't see a service listed or needing further help? Contact us today, and we can put you in contact with available external resources or recommended providers to ensure you find a service that works for you.

External Resources

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PFLAG Nashville

PFLAG Nashville offers free support to parents, family, and friends of LGBTQ individuals, providing guidance and encouragement to help understand LGBT issues. We are a non-profit organization, not with any religion or politics, dedicated to helping accept their LGBT loved ones.

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Nashville Launch Pad

Nashville Launch Pad establishes a network of temporary, safe, and street-free sleeping shelters for unhoused young adults, affirming LGBTQ+ individuals and their allies. Our goal is to provide sleeping accommodations for all unhoused and displaced young adults in Middle Tennessee year-round.

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The Trevor Project

The Trevor Project provides a range of services designed for LGBTQIA+ individuals, including crisis support, peer assistance, advocacy, and counseling. As the foremost nonprofit organization focused on suicide prevention and crisis intervention for LGBTQ+, The Trevor Project aims to eliminate suicide among young people this community.

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Modern Military Association of America

The Modern Military Association of America serves as a collective voice for LGBTQ+ military and veteran communities. It strives to maintain and enhance the civil rights advancements achieved for LGBTQ+ service, veterans, and their families through education, advocacy, support networks, and monitoring discrimination.

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Transgender Law Center

The Transgender Law Center is the largest national organization by transgender individuals, championing self-determination for everyone. Since 2002, we been dedicated to organizing, supporting, educating, and empowering countless community members in the pursuit of a long-term, trans-led movement for liberation.

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SAGE

For over 40 years, SAGE has been committed to LGBTQ+ older individuals. Inspired by the Stonewall uprising, activists united to ensure LGBTQ+ elders age with dignity. SAGE has a thriving support network and represents a movement dedicated to advocacy and support for LGBTQ+ seniors. We stand strong for the rights of our elders, who continue to fight for justice.

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Bisexual Resource Center

Bisexual Resource Center (BRC) has been dedicated to supporting bi/pan/fluid individuals across the U.S. and beyond. It published the Bisexual Resource Guide from 1990 to 2002, connecting organizations globally. As the oldest national bisexual organization in the U., the BRC raises awareness and fosters connections within LGBT and ally communities, promoting bi-supportive spaces wherever possible.

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Human Rights Campaign

False narratives often blame LGBTQ+ individuals for their mental health struggles. In reality, these challenges frequently stem from stigma, family rejection, hate speech workplace discrimination, and growing anti-LGBTQ+ legislation. This resource offers crisis hotlines for LGBTQIA+ individuals seeking support.

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