US EditionSabrina Carpenter, Ariana Grande, Dua Lipa & More Sign Open Letter for LGBTQ+ Suicide Prevention
UNITED STATES, JUN 3 – More than 100 celebrities, led by The Trevor Project, urge Trump administration to protect $50 million in funding for LGBTQ+ youth suicide prevention programs amid rising crisis calls.
- Celebrities like Ariana Grande, Dua Lipa, and Sabrina Carpenter signed an open letter advocating for the protection of $50 million in federal funds for LGBTQ youth suicide prevention programs.
- The letter responds to a leaked draft proposing to eliminate all funding for LGBTQ youth suicide prevention services through 988.
- The open letter emphasizes the urgent need for such services, stating that eliminating funding would have devastating, life-threatening consequences for young people across the country.
- More than 100 celebrities joined in expressing their commitment to support LGBTQ+ youth, affirming that no young person should be left without help in their darkest moment.
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