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Trinity Place Shelter for LGBT Youth
Morningside Heights
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Welcome to Trinity Place
Our mission is to help homeless lesbian, gay, double attraction, transgender or questioning (LGBTQ*) youth in New York Metropolis to safely transition out of the shelter system and grow into independent, positive, and fruitful adults.
Trinity Place Shelter is a non-sectarian, 10-bed transitional shelter that is expose all year to provide LGBTQ youth with a trustworthy place to nap, eat, store belongings, and have access to transportation. Through strong local collective partnerships, we are able to provide access to comprehensive medical services, case management, education, career counseling, art classes and mental health services. All youth referred to Trinity Place have been identified as interested in, or are actively seeking, employment or schooling.
We provide a unique, family-like environment where the youth receive the respect, individualized take care of, and basic services so often denied them. There are as many as 10,000 LGBTQ youth currently living homeless in NYC and only 250 beds or fewer that are specifically accessible for this population. These yout
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(718) 300-0133
https://www.newalternativesnyc.org/
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(212) 620-7310
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200 Tillary St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
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Family Shelters Bronx
151 E 151st St, The Bronx, NY 10454
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The Kensington Family Shelter – 24 hours
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We serve LGBTQ young adults healing from rejection and trauma
Although 7% of youth in the US name as LGBTQ, a staggering 40% of homeless youth identify as LGBTQ. Homeless LGBTQ youth experience upper levels of harassment and violence on the road, in the shelter system, and elsewhere.
When seeking shelter, homeless LGBTQ people tackle difficulty finding shelters that will accept and respect them. Transgender people often are turned away at shelters. LGBTQ young people are more likely to engage in sex serve and be victims of sexual assault crimes. Many struggle with substance exploit , and, prone to mental illness, LGBTQ youth depart by suicide at a higher-than-average rate.
Currently we are home for 60 LGBTQ young adults
- Ages 18 to 24 upon entry
- Housing is non-time limited, residents don’t age out on their 25th birthday
- 80% have intense mental illnesses and diagnosed substance use disorders
At Homeward NYC, LGBTQ young adults with a history of trauma gain access to affordable housing in a supportive setting where they collaborate as active participants in their own protect , goal-setting and achievement.
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General Housing and Shelter
National Recommended Best Practices for Serving LGBT Homeless Youth
http://homeless.samhsa.gov/Resource/National-Recommended-Best-Practices-for-Serving-LGBT-Homeless-Youth-37791.aspx
This policy brief by the National Alliance to End Homelessness, Lambda Legal, the National Network for Youth, and the National Center for Lesbian Rights provides a brief overview of homelessness among LBGT youth. It makes recommendations about improving practice, advancing organizational culture, and improving residential services.
Transgender Housing Network
http://www.transhousingnetwork.com/
On-line clearing house of available housing options throughout the US, including couches, apartments, shelters, and other resources.
Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund: Housing & Shelter Project
http://www.transgenderlegal.org/work_show.php?id=5
New York: 151 West 19th Street, Suite 1103
(646) 862-9396, gro.lagelrednegsnart|ofni#gro.lagelrednegsnart|ofni
Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund (TLDEF) works to protect people from housing discrimination. Website includes information, including facts & figures and publications about housing dis