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Allies for Health and Well-Being

To improve health and wellbeing, Allies provides integrated medical care, supportive human services, and community-based education for individuals living with, or at risk of HIV, viral hepatitis, and sexually transmitted infections. Learn more about Allies for Health and Well-Being.

Gay, Lesbian, and Unbent Education Network (GLSEN)

Pittsburgh’s GLSEN is located downtown on Grant Street. This nonprofit focuses on educating students about the issues surrounding the LGBT community. It also works to ensure a secure learning environment for all students in schools regardless of their sexual orientation. The Pittsburgh group is a chapter of the national GLSEN organization. Grasp more about GLSEN.

Gay and Lesbian Neighborhood Progress Association (GLENDA)

GLENDA is a Pittsburgh-based group with the objective of providing volunteer services with a message of diversity and inclusion. The group, made up of LGBT and straight individuals, is located on Grant Street downtown.

Hugh Path Wellness Foundation

The Hugh Lan

LGBTQ+ Support Groups in Chicago, IL

This is as a virtual group where we discuss shared issues, rehearse new ways of expressing and modify how we view ourselves. It is an interpersonal process community that can be particularly helpful for gay men seeking to learn how to express their vulnerabilities and feelings with others. You may benefit from this group therapy by: Obtaining feedback from other group members who are facing or have faced similar issues; Sharing your experience of common struggles; Experiencing relief from heartfelt distress through interacting with others; Improving interpersonal and coping skills; Reducing anxiety, fear and isolation; Practicing vulnerability; Boosting self-confidence
Hosted by Colibri Counseling
This is as a virtual group where we discuss shared issues, practice new ways of expressing and modify how we view ourselves. It is an interpersonal process group that can be particularly helpful for homosexual men seeking to understand how to express their vulnerabilities and feelings with others. You may help from this group therapy by: Obtaini

Every person must find their own path to fine health and well-being. People in Wisconsin's LGBTQ+ group, their families, and their allies can find communication and support by clicking the categories below.

  • Call Blackline —Peer support for peer support, counseling, reporting of mistreatment, witnessing and affirming the lived experiences of the people most affected by systematic oppression. Applies a LGBTQ+ Black Femme lens, and prioritizes the needs of Black, Indigenous, and People of Paint (BIPOC).
  • National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) General data on LGBTQ+ mental health.
  • PRISM Program—Connects LGBTQ+ youth with free emotional and mental health support.
  • SAMHSA’s National Helpline—Helpline offering treatment referral. Cooperative for people with mental and/or substance use disorders. Available 24/7.
  • Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: LGBTQ+ resources—Free, 24/7 support for people in stressful situations. These add thoughts of suicide, mental health concerns, or a substance use issue. Contact or text Lifeline for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Also availabl

    50+ and THRIVING

    Leah Raisor and Michelle Reed are the facilitators.
    (lraisor@ / mreed@)

    This 50+ support organization is a dynamic gathering constructed for individuals over the age of 50 who want to explore new activities, learn fresh skills, and enjoy camaraderie.

    Through a variety of engaging events and classes provided by Tidewater Arts Outreach, members can stay active, discover new passions, and erect lasting friendships in a amusement and supportive atmosphere. It’s a wonderful opportunity to connect with others while embracing personal progress and shared experiences.

     

    Ace&Aro+ Affirming Territory (18+)

    1st Fridays from – 9 PM [HYBRID]
    Facilitator: Remi Jäger (he/him)

    aceandarospace@

    Open to adults who detect as or are questioning organism on the asexual and/or aromantic spectrums.

    We hope to provide an accessible place for our society to connect, support one another, and talk about our successes, difficulties, joys, and struggles as Ace and Aro people.

    Currently, we offer one support meeting a month, along with a several social events like board game nights, holiday