We don’t need to sugarcoat it for you. LGBTQIA+ youth are under attack in this country.
Dangerous national rhetoric around queer and trans issues make the world a scary place for our youth.
You can help us show youth that there are people who care about them.
Even here in Central Massachusetts youth face high levels of anxiety, depression, eating disorders, discrimination, and even physical attacks.
You can help us lower these numbers by giving to Safe Homes, so more trainings can be provided to schools, workplaces and organizations.
Please give today so youth can find safety at Safe Homes, and the resources they need to protect against discrimination in their daily lives.
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You can protect queer youth in our community
There is power in community, and knowing that you have someone to talk with.
At Safe Homes, youth can access individual counseling and therapeutic group sessions all free of charge, without the need for insurance.
Youth who reported having at least one LGBTQ-affirming space had 35% reduced odds of a suicide attempt, according to The Trevor Project.
You can help us show queer and trans youth that no matter what they experience at home or school, there are people who care.
Youth like Dani need your support
Each week, Safe Homes is providing support to dozens of LGBTQ+ youth in our community.
Through services like the Transgender Resource Center, weekly drop-in activities, and free counseling, they are being shown that they are cared about, and that their lives matter.
These services can only continue if donors like you continue to show up and support.
68% of LGBTQ+ youth in Massachusetts reported anxiety according to a 2024 Trevor Project study, and 50% reported symptoms of depression.
You can help us lower these numbers.
Youth like Dani rely on the staff and programming at Safe Homes for social connection, peer support, and stability.
Please help us ensure these services can continue, despite state and federal budget cuts by giving today. Any amount makes a huge difference in changing the lives of youth.