'It's Dangerous': Local Groups Warn of Impacts of LGBTQ+ Hotline Shutting Down
NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY, JUL 11 – Federal cuts to LGBTQ+ crisis services, costing $33 million, threaten layoffs including 212 at the Trevor Project, which handles over half of national lifeline calls, officials said.
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Cutting the cord on compassion, how one federal order cut lifelines to millions of LGBTQ+ youth
I joined The Trevor Project's staff in 2018. That year, our crisis counselors supported more than 65,000 contacts, LGBTQ+ young people who needed help in their darkest moments. I underwent 40+ hours of training like our counselors to learn about the unique needs of LGBTQ+ youth, our accredited crisis support model, and how our counselors save lives.And I was proud of our work.In 2022, we served more than 263,000 crisis contacts as we expanded ou…
·Los Angeles, United States
Read Full ArticleLGBTQ+ suicide hotline workers in NY and NJ face layoffs after federal funding cut
A dozen local crisis counselors are among more than 200 nationwide expected to lose their jobs this month, after a federal agency announced it will no longer fund LGBTQ+ specific services through the 988 lifeline.
·New York, United States
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