We’re committed to showing up for our community with the same care that we offer each other, because we’re not just serving this community, we’re also part of it. And as a team of trans and queer people, we are navigating through the grief and fear of today, and also the joy and strength alongside you. Our rest isn’t just a break—it’s how we stay grounded, connected, and ready for the continued support ahead.
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We understand that the current political landscape is especially difficult for our communities. We’ve put together this resource list in the hope that it can offer some solace and support during this challenging time. We remain committed to our community and the fight for trans liberation
Hotlines and Warmlines
Please note that, in most cases, these hotlines and warmlines can provide alternatives to police intervention and avoid using police. It’s always good to ask about their policies before disclosing information that could lead to an involuntary intervention or forced hospitalization. Some utilize other first responders, such as mobile crisis units with mental health professionals, who are mandated reporters and can administer psychiatric assessments that may trigger forced hospitalization.
The Fireside Project’s Psychedelic Support Line provides emotional support during and after psychedelic experiences. Call or text 1-62-FIRESIDE (1-623-473-7433) any day between 11 AM–11 PM PT.
Call Blackline is a peer-support hotline by and for Black, Black TLGBTQI+, Brown, Native, and Muslim communities. Call or text 1-800-604-5841 or download the app.
StrongHearts Native Helpline is a domestic and sexual violence helpline for Native Americans and Alaska Natives. Call 1-844-762-8483 or visit their website to chat with an advocate.
LGBT National Coming Out is a support hotline that focuses on youth and adults with coming-out issues, safer-sex information, school bullying, family concerns, relationship problems, and more.
Tbuddy is a mental health hub for transmasculine individuals, providing 24/7 peer support, affirming resources, and access to mental health professionals
The majority of these resources are not affiliated with Trans Lifeline, and we can’t guarantee accuracy, services, or products. Community accountability is important, so if there’s something we should know about a resource listed here or if you’d like to recommend a resource, let us know.
