LGBTQIA+ Pride Month

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Positive environments are important; however, the needs of LGBTQ+ can differ from our heterosexual peers. On this page, you’ll find resources from social groups, health/human resources, support organizations, sports, publications, bars, restaurants, to faith-based services to assist in the LGBTQ+ community, their friends, educators, parents, and family members.

Use these LGBTQ+ grants and funding resources to launch and grow your business.

Andrei Kurtuy combines academic knowledge with over 10 years of practical experience to help job seekers navigate the challenges of resumes, interviews, and career growth. Through the Novorésumé Career Blog, he offers actionable advice to simplify and ace the job search process.

Equal pay, also known as pay equity, is the concept that equal work deserves equal pay, irrespective of an employee’s race, age, ability, gender, marriage status, sexuality, or religion. Equal pay ensures that no employee is discriminated against, while boosting diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

Navigating the health care system isn’t easy. With complicated insurance terms, overworked doctors and year-long wait times to get appointments, seeing your doctor can be challenging. This difficulty increases tenfold for specific marginalized communities — such as the LGBTQIA+ community.

In this guide, we’ll dive into why LGBTQ+ individuals have a higher risk of developing a substance use disorder over their cisgender, heterosexual peers, what policy advocates and allies alike can do about it, and how those with addiction can seek affordable care.

Connect the elders of the LGBTQ+ community to the resources and information necessary to help them find the care that they need.

A comprehensive and accurate directory of LGBTQIA++ Friendly alcohol and drug rehabilitation centers .

The Trevor Project’s mission is to end suicide among LGBTQ young people.

This guide provides a comprehensive list of LGBTQ resources for addiction, mental health, and rehab so that everyone has a chance at recovery.

Stories of Pride: The Power of Us celebrates how the LGBTQ community shows up for each other, providing support, affirmation, and inspiration to help each other be the best they can be. Showing up for each other can help create change — whether that means organizing against harmful policies, changing hearts and minds through storytelling, or just providing a listening ear. Allies, supporters, and adults make a difference for LGBTQ young people, because when we’re connected, we’re stronger. That’s the power of us.

Members of the LGBTQ community often face discrimination in many areas of their lives, but especially regarding housing status. LGBTQ individuals, especially youth, are highly overrepresented in the homeless population. They face difficulty in trying to find support services, especially since they may be harassed in shelters by peers or staff and therefore feel uncomfortable and unsafe seeking help.

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Use these LGBTQ+ grants and funding resources to launch and grow your business.

The Phoenix Pride Scholarship Program is a charitable program to provide scholarships to High school seniors, current college students, and adult re-entry students in our community who identify as LGBTQ+ and our allies attending any type of FAFSA accredited postsecondary school. The funds for this program are administered by the Arizona Community Foundation. Since its inception in 2005 (created by Linda Hoffman), the Phoenix Pride Scholarship Fund has awarded $490,500 in scholarships. In 2024 we are slated to award $53,000 in scholarships.

Welcome to our comprehensive guide designed to help LGBTQ students navigate challenges in high school and college. This toolkit is your ally, offering a roadmap to finding supportive communities, understanding and overcoming obstacles, advocating for a more inclusive educational environment, and harnessing resources for academic and personal growth. It's designed to empower you, whether you're seeking connection, facing adversity, or looking to make a difference in your school and beyond.

Discover a collection of resources, services, and programs designed to support the diverse needs of our LGBTQIA2S+ community.

Being an LGBTQ student in high school can sometimes feel like navigating a maze of challenges, from facing discrimination and bullying to struggling with acceptance from friends and family. It's no secret that the journey can be tough, but the good news is that there's a whole community out there to help you succeed.

For young people who are out and ready to find an accepting community, college consideration is all the more important. While there’s no “school for gay students,” there are many college campuses that can be far more welcoming than others, with plenty of LGBTQ+ resources and advice already at your disposal. Here are some resources for finding communities that have already been made safer through the efforts of the administration. We included some scholarships for LGBTQ+ students looking to get help for paying for college as well.

Even as 2025 has brought a surge of attacks and a hostile political climate, the LGBTQ community continues to grow in the U.S. and globally, representing an important and expanding consumer segment.

Most LGBTQ adults say there’s a lot of social acceptance for people who are gay or lesbian, but few say the same for those who are transgender

Bisexual identification most common; younger adults more likely to identify as LGBTQ+

A comprehensive new study from the Center for American Progress finds that many LGBTQ people continue to face discrimination in their personal lives, in the workplace and the public sphere, and in their access to critical health care.