Support

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Crisis Support

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

When someone calls 988, they will reach a compassionate, highly trained counselor who can help address their issue in the least intrusive way possible. The counselor is part of a call center that is linked to a network of services, so the caller will be connected quickly with the right kind of help, from the right type of helper. According to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, more than 95% of current calls are resolved over the phone. When more help is needed, the counselor can connect the caller with mobile response providers or first responders, who will either help the person onsite or transport them to where they can receive the help and stabilization services they need.

When and how to access support provided:

Beginning July 16, 2022, in Oregon, a new three-digit phone number — 988 — will be available 24/7 for people to call when they are or someone else is having a behavioral health crisis or emergency. 988 is short and easy to remember, like 911, which people can call for all other emergencies. Until then, people can call the 24/7 National Suicide Hotline number: 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or text the crisis text line by texting Oregon to 741741.

Our target audience:

Anyone having a behavioral health crisis or emergency

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).
• No gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Call 988

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Legal Services

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

We are committed to centering the individuals and intersectional communities historically disenfranchised by institutions and systems.

When and how to access support provided:

The ACLU of Oregon works in courts, in the legislature, and in communities to protect and advance our civil rights and liberties. We work so our democracy can better serve all people.

Our target audience:

Intersectional communities

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Alzheimer's resources and support

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Our hotline is a free service, specialists and master's-level clinicians offer confidential support and information to people living with the disease, caregivers, families, and the public.

When and how to access support provided:

Call our 24/7 Helpline (800-272-3900)

Our target audience:

People with Alzheimer's Disease.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Community-Based Health

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Education, Support, Information and resources for those with Alzheimer's disease and their care partners.

When and how to access support provided:

24/7 Helpline- 1-800-272-3900 24/7 website- www.alz.org Mon-Fri 8-5 office locations- PDX, Medford, Eugene, Bend and Salem

Our target audience:

Those diagnosed with Alzheimer's and other dementias, and their care partners

• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

LGBTQ Advocacy/Justice

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Basic Rights Oregon will ensure that all lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer Oregonians experience equality by building a broad and inclusive politically powerful movement, shifting public opinion, and achieving policy victories.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

Our target audience:

LGBTQ Oregonians

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Birth Control / Sex Tips

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Provides Birth Control, Abortion resources, Sex + Relationship info, etc

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

Our target audience:

Anyone looking to learn about birth control, sex and relationships.

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Education, Resources, Events, Coalition

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Black & Beyond the Binary Collective builds the leadership, healing, and safety for Black - African transgender, queer, nonbinary, and intersex (TQNI+) Oregonians.

When and how to access support provided:

Contact us!

Our target audience:

Black - African transgender, queer, nonbinary, and intersex (TQNI+) Oregonians.

• Services are exclusively for trans/gender diverse folks.
• Offers services to youth (18 and under).
• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Support Services, Housing, Prevention, Outreach, Health Services

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Our Portland office offers a number of services, particularly to those living with HIV. These services include but are not limited to, housing assistance, peer support, connection to medical care, job assistance, and culturally specific services.

When and how to access support provided:

If you are interested in any of these services, you will need to complete an intake first.

Our target audience:

Our Portland office offers a number of services, particularly to those living with HIV, plus LGBTQIA and BIPOC folks.

• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Gender Diverse Support and Services

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

CK Life aims to provide transgender people with the tools they need to achieve their goals while enjoying a sense of community and kinship.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

• Services are exclusively for trans/gender diverse folks.
• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Street outreach, Street feed, Harm reduction supplies

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

CORE is dedicated to supporting, empowering, and advocating for young people through street outreach, street feed, harm reduction supplies for young people, 29 and under. CORE's Street Outreach Alliance Project (SOAP) provides: *Case Management/Service Navigation/Coordinated Care *Community Trainings/Education *Naloxone Distribution/Overdose Ed. *Safe Sex Supplies *Survival Supplies *Hygiene Supplies *Harm Reduction Supplies

When and how to access support provided:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdwiUA95ZXJKeY6CbdNIblvHdPaokADTRdzDCDUdoG-pg6U7g/viewform

Our target audience:

Youth, ages 29 and under.

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).
• No gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Case Management - Ages 16-29. To refer a young person please email Bre (bre@coreeugene.org) or call/text (541) 541-3863. Street Outreach - Wednesday Evenings . Call or text (503)-877-5320 or message social media for a drop off. Harm Reduction Distribution (Services): Primarily on Wednesdays, sometimes can coordinate other days of the week. Call or text (503)-877-5320 or message social media for a drop off.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Financial Assistance and Resource Provider

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Community Sharing’s mission is to provide for South Lane County community members’ basic needs with support, life-skill tools, and other resources that promote self-sufficiency.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

Our target audience:

South Lane County

• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

You are not alone; Community Works is here for you. ~ Learning about the issues of domestic and sexual violence raises awareness and helps make change in our society. Thank you for your interest in learning more to change the cycle of violence in our community! Domestic Violence Resources Sexual Abuse Resources Dating Violence Resources Sex Trafficking Resources

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

541.779.HELP (4357) | Toll Free: 1.855.216.2111 This is our 24/7 Crisis Helpline. Community Works supports and empowers anyone impacted by domestic and sexual violence. We provide crisis support, safe housing, and we’re in the community to help whenever we are needed. Community Works operates our programs, services, and activities in compliance with federal nondiscrimination laws. All genders are welcome. All services are free and confidential.

When and how to access support provided:

How to access resources / services is to call our 24/7 Helpline. #541-779-HELP (4357) | Toll Free: 1.855.216.2111 All services are free and confidential. All genders are welcome.

Our target audience:

All genders are welcome. All services are free and confidential.

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).
• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Affordable housing assistance

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Who We Are Homes for Good is Lane County’s housing agency and our primary work is to help low-income residents with the logistics of affordable housing. At a higher level, we are neighbors united to get every Lane County resident who needs help, into a home. A note about names: We have served the community since 1949, although we have done our work under several names. Most recently we were known as the Housing and Community Services Agency of Lane County, or HACSA. We adopted our new name in 2018. Homes for Good represents our intention for our work, and our belief that stable, safe and affordable housing is central to a good life. Affordable housing advocates We work to raise awareness about the need for – and lack of – affordable housing here in Lane County and more broadly. There is no question that the need for affordable housing will only grow as our population increases and high demand for housing pushes rents and prices up. We believe every person should have a home and that we must proactively and aggressively work toward that goal for the good of our community, state and nation. Housing specialists Low-income Lane County residents who need affordable housing should consider Homes for Good their first stop on the path to finding housing that’s within reach. Our team can help identify options that include public housing placements or vouchers that can help pay the rent of a private rental. If we aren’t able to help, we are closely connected with many other local resources who might have other solutions. Resources for residents We don’t stop when we hand over a key or a voucher. We offer financial counseling resources, weatherization services that can reduce utility bills, maintenance support and other services for our residents. Property managers and developers At any given moment, we are working on a number of developments in various stages of planning. Over time, we have developed more than 1600 units of affordable housing. We are also always engaged in the restoration and preservation of existing homes. Members of the community Our staff of approximately 100 people is part of the Lane County community. You’ll see us at play, at the grocery store, at our children’s school events and volunteering in many capacities. We are neighbors, family and friends, and we are devoted to this community.

When and how to access support provided:

Office hours are Monday - Friday, 9AM to 4PM

Our target audience:

Low income residents in need of help finding affordable housing

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Crisis Support

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Hope & Safety Alliance is committed to maintaining an inclusive, trauma informed safe space where everyone is welcome.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

Our target audience:

Domestic violence does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, politics, economic position, education, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression. Therefore the Hope and Safety Alliance serves all survivors.

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).
• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

24-hour Crisis Line: (541) 485-6513 or (800) 281-2800

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Crisis Support

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Hourglass Community Crisis Center serves adults residing in Lane County who are in need of short-term, mental health crisis assessment and stabilization, but do not require the medical capabilities of an acute care hospital or longer-term residential care.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

Our target audience:

Lane County residents

• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Hourglass Community Crisis Center serves individuals who are in need of short-term mental health crisis assessment and stabilization. You can call or walk-in for support anytime 24/7. They can even help you with a ride if you call, and they will be with you and assess next steps.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Gender Diverse Surgical Funding

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

The mission of the Jim Collins Foundation (JCF) is to fund gender-confirming surgeries for transgender people who need it.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

• Services are exclusively for trans/gender diverse folks.
• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

We provide free chest binders, stps, packers, and tucking undergarments for trans individuals who are homeless or experiencing poverty. With a priority for people of color. We serve the Portland metro area and the surrounding cities.

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

We are a brand new nonprofit located in Beaverton, OR but we can ship to all over the Portland Metro area and surrounding cities. We also offer pickup of our free products. We are trans and disabled-led, and send out a new batch of transitional materials to those in need through our needs-based forms every month. We are a very small team of two, and trying to grow and make connections and partnerships with other LGBTQ organizations, as well as our local homeless youth organizations like New Avenues for Youth. Our mission is that no matter their social status in society, every transgender or nonbinary person deserves to take up space and feel joy in their transition.

When and how to access support provided:

We send out a new form for all of our free products at the beginning of every month through all of our social media channels. They find the said form on our website or on our social media channels. We review them for those who are most in need first, and then go from there. Our main website it still in the works but it is: joyfulpdx.org . We also have a link tree here: https://linktr.ee/Joyful_Transitions_PDX We post almost every day, and try to keep everyone updated on fundraising and when we can afford new products for those in need.

• Services are exclusively for trans/gender diverse folks.
• Offers services to youth (18 and under).
• No gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Legal Support

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Lambda Legal, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is a national organization committed to achieving full recognition of the civil rights of lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transgender people and everyone living with HIV through impact litigation, education and public policy work.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

Our target audience:

LGBTQ+ community

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Support for College Students

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

The LGBT Education and Support Services team works to affirm the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, asexual, aromantic, and allied (LGBTQIA+) students, faculty, and staff by providing educational and supportive resources.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

Our target audience:

LGBTQIA+ and allied students, faculty, and staff

• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Weekly Support Drop-Ins

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

LGBTQ Youth Group is a weekly drop-in gathering providing support, connection, and information for ages 13-18. It's free, confidential, and adult-facilitated. For more information, contact Amazon Community Center in Eugene at (541) 682-5373.

When and how to access support provided:

Call to learn more!

Our target audience:

LGBTQ+ youth ages 13-18.

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).
• Is knowledgeable and comfortable working with disabled clients/patients.
• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.
• Location is easily accessible by people with varying physical disablities.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Crisis Line

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Looking Glass operates a 24-hour, 7 day-a-week crisis line for parents of children up to age 18 to call when their child is having an immediate mental health, emotional, or behavioral crisis

When and how to access support provided:

Call the line to be connect with a trained crisis responder

Our target audience:

Parents of children up to age 18

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Crisis Support

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Looking Glass Community Services offers crisis support to people of all ages.

When and how to access support provided:

If you are currently experiencing a crisis please contact the Looking Glass Crisis line!

Our target audience:

Lane County residents

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Youth and Family Support

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Looking Glass Community Services is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization that has been dedicated to serving Lane County since 1970. Our mission is to “build a better future for youth, adults, and families.” Our programs span the diverse fields of behavioral health, alcohol and drug abuse support, basic human services, juvenile justice, education, youth development, and workforce readiness.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

Our target audience:

Lane County residents

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Sex Education, Trans-Affirming Products

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

He is sex educator who also sells, reviews and educates on prosthetics for transmen (as well other products, services, and information). Mason Luke also has a youtube channel (https://www.youtube.com/mrmasonluke)!

When and how to access support provided:

He is sex educator who also sells, reviews and educates on prosthetics for transmen (as well other products, services, and information). Mason Luke also has a youtube channel (https://www.youtube.com/mrmasonluke)!

• Services are exclusively for trans/gender diverse folks.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Support Network

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

We have our monthly support groups; one being our "main" group that encompasses all gender identifies, our nonbinary group and our trans masculine group.

When and how to access support provided:

We also offer micro grants, and once COVID is over our clothing closet will be open and our potlucks/food pantry!

• Services are exclusively for trans/gender diverse folks.
• Offers services to youth (18 and under).
• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Advocacy

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

The National Transgender Social Justice Advocacy Organization supports the gender-diverse community through advocacy and provides information regarding rights.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

• Services are exclusively for trans/gender diverse folks.
• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Free drop-in parent/caregiver support for babywearing/infant carrying, postpartum preparation for birthing and co-parenting people; BIPOC sanctuary spaces; coaching for non-BIPOC parents of BIPOC children; provider referrals; perinatal education; peer lactation/bodyfeeding education and support; professional trainings

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

I am submitting this as Program Coordinator, my background is as a doula and childbirth educator. Our founder is Emily Little, PhD and our Exec. Assistant is Maria Paz. Our mission is cultivating perinatal equity by uplifting cultures of support for infants and caregivers. We do that with a combination of the above mentioned services and equity-centered trainings for perinatal professionals. Our trainings and events center the intersection of perinatal health equity with anti-oppression in the realms of racism and white supremacy, gender-based discrimination and violence, ableism, environmental injustice, research and community-based advocacy.

When and how to access support provided:

We have open hours at our location Mondays-Thursdays, from 10am-5pm; our live calendar is listed here: www.nurturely.org/lounge/ and upon orienting, our team makes themselves available for meetings with community members and partners (whether individuals, families, NGOs, local businesses, etc.); the majority of our live, in person events are free/drop-in, and our professional trainings are available online/virtually nationwide; we offer equity scholarships for all our programming for parents and professionals alike.

Our target audience:

Anyone who is involved with or has stake in preventative care and equitable solutions for addressing disparities in infant and parental health/well-being, and anyone who has stake in universal choice/access to appropriate dignified care and support across the perinatal journey, from conception to contraception, gestation to abortion, birth and postpartum recovery to early parenting and infant feeding.

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).
• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Support for Girls

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Ophelia’s Place offers girls the support they need to build resiliency, find their voices, and discover their strength.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

Our target audience:

Girls 10 to 18 years old

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

*How does OP define "girl?” Girl refers to gender-expansive youth. That means OP is for cis girls, trans girls, non-binary youth, gender non-conforming youth, gender queer youth and girl-identifying youth.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Support and Resources

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Oregon Family Support Network (OFSN) and the Family Acceptance Project (FAP) have developed this resource page and other ways to support LGBTQ youth and families.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

Our target audience:

LGBTQ Youth and Families in Oregon

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Facilitated groups

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Pacific Center offers ongoing, drop-in, peer-facilitated groups covering a range of topics and issues important to our communities. These groups provide connection, support, information, and enjoyment. Peer groups are volunteer-led and are not therapy groups. A majority of our peer groups are now meeting virtually, most on Zoom. Please click on the link for the group of your interest to email the group and for a link to join the next meeting. If you have more questions please contact the program director via email: amitchell@pacificcenter.org.

When and how to access support provided:

Click the email to access a list of current groups.

Our target audience:

Wide variety of support services

• No gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Support Resource Guide

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

PeerGalaxy shares links and info about hotlines, warmlines, helplines, chatlines, pre-recorded videos, informative web links, upcoming events, contact info and more.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to access!

Our target audience:

Oregon residents

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Health Care Support

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Point of Pride provides financial aid and direct support to trans folks in need of health and wellness care.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

• Services are exclusively for trans/gender diverse folks.
• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Free meals for people who are facing a medical or mental health emergency

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Positive Community Kitchen provides delicious and nourishing meals to people in our community members experiencing a health crisis due to a life-threatening illness, such as gender-affirming surgeries, cancer, and mental health crises. When you’re facing a serious illness, being well-nourished is very important. These meals are designed to support you when your health and appetite are compromised. Thanks to the many volunteers and donors, these meals are free of charge and delivered directly to homes in the Eugene/Springfield area.

When and how to access support provided:

Call us: (541) 249-4942 Please contact the Program Coordinator for Client Services to learn if PCK is a good fit for you or your loved one. If you reach the voicemailbox, please leave a message. One of our Client Liaison volunteers will call to schedule an in-person meeting to go over our full range of services as soon as they are able. Note: there can be a weeks-long waitlist; thank you for your patience while we organize your service.

• Services are exclusively for trans/gender diverse folks.
• Offers services to youth (18 and under).
• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Programs, Resources, Events

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Pride Northwest, Inc’s mission is to encourage and celebrate the positive diversity of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and trans communities, and to assist in the education of all people through the development of activities that showcase the history, accomplishments, and talents of these communities.

When and how to access support provided:

https://www.pridenw.org/

Our target audience:

LGBTQIA folks.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Food Pantry, Hygiene Supplies, Clothing Closet, Gender-Affirming Clothing, Virtual/In Person Check-Ins, Virtual/In Person Groups, Mental Health Support, Referrals, and Support

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Culturally specific support for LGBTQIA2S+ youth.

When and how to access support provided:

SMYRC Downtown: 1220 SW Columbia Street – By Appointment Only *Located on the lower level of the building. Please use the side door next to the parking lot and press the buzzer to enter. SMYRC East: 17199 SE Division Street – By Appointment Only *We’re the first red house on the right on 171st that appears to be a barn, just past the apartments. Google Maps may take you to the apartments – just look for SMYRC East right next door.

Our target audience:

Queer and trans youth, ages 13-23.

• Services are exclusively for trans/gender diverse folks.
• Offers services to youth (18 and under).
• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Support for Survivors

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

SASS is a non-profit organization providing outreach, advocacy and support to survivors of sexual violence and their partners, families and friends throughout Eugene-Springfield and the rest of Lane County.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

Our target audience:

Survivors of past and present sexual violence, aged 15 and older.

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

24 Hr. Crisis & Support Line: (541) 343-7277 or 1 (844) 404-7700 Drop-In Hours 9am - 4pm Tuesday-Thursday Bus Routes 33 Jefferson 36 West 18th Avenue 78 UO/Oak Patch

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Tobacco Prevention and Education

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Tobacco Prevention and Education

When and how to access support provided:

Free counseling and medication (patch and gum) to quit smoking, vaping or other tobacco products. Free for all adults and youth over age 13 living in Oregon. Insurance not needed. Coaches are there 24/7. They are real people who have helped others quit for good—no judgments, just help. In English Text “READY” to 200-400 Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) www.quitnow.net/oregon En Español Call 1-855-DEJELO-YA (1-855-335356-92) www.quitnow.net/oregonsp ~ Not interested in counseling? Quitting on your own will be more successful if you have a plan and a way to get support. https://www.becomeanex.org/ is a free digital resource to help you quit smoking, including a social community, text and email messaging support, expert guidance and interactive quitting tools.

Our target audience:

People who wish to stop smoking

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Free hotline for landlord-tenant disputes, housing laws, discrimination, etc.

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

SETA is a non-profit, public service organization that is dedicated to renters’ rights and interests. We accomplish our goals by assisting, educating, and empowering tenants in the Springfield-Eugene area. We believe that housing rights are human rights and that affordable and accessible housing are the foundation of any strong community. SETA operates a free tenant Hotline that is accessible 24/7 for questions or concerns regarding a tenancy. Our trained staff and volunteers are ready to help support!

When and how to access support provided:

Please contact our hotline at (541) 972-3715 to leave a voicemail regarding your tenancy questions or concerns. Within 24 hours, our trained staff and volunteers will contact you back with information and resources.

Our target audience:

Our target audience is renters.

• No gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Shelters, First Aid, Education, Addiction Services

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

We have a small team of community health workers and volunteer nurses that provide community education, basic first aid, wraparound and safety-net services for 100+ residents of the C(3)PO villages.

When and how to access support provided:

Our intake form is here: https://www.equi-institute.org/community-health-program

Our target audience:

LGBTQAI2S+ Our vision is to enrich the health of the trans, queer, intersex and gender diverse communities through trauma-informed care, culturally-affirming services and social justice advocacy.

• Services are exclusively for trans/gender diverse folks.
• Offers services to youth (18 and under).
• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Our vision is to enrich the health of the trans, queer, intersex and gender diverse communities through trauma-informed care, culturally-affirming services and social justice advocacy.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Resource and Community Support

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Trans Lifeline connects trans people to the community support and resources we need to survive and thrive.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

• Services are exclusively for trans/gender diverse folks.
• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Preventing Suicide Among LGBTQ Youth

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & questioning (LGBTQ) young people under 25.

When and how to access support provided:

They have the crisis line in online chat, text, and phone line. Also available is a support center where LGBTQ youth and allies can find answers to FAQs and explore resources related to sexual orientation, gender identity and more, and a social networking site for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & questioning (LGBTQ) youth under 25 and their friends and allies.

• Services are exclusively for trans/gender diverse folks.
• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Support groups

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Trans Families is a nonprofit organization that has been supporting transgender people and their families since 2008. Formerly called Gender Diversity, we are also the force behind the annual conference Gender Odyssey. Today, we run parent support groups, a trans youth leadership program, special topics groups, and youth support groups, with more programs in development. Before COVID-19, our groups were all in person. Now they are all online, here, available for families everywhere.

When and how to access support provided:

Our groups are on this page: https://transfamilies.org/events/

Our target audience:

Families of trans and gender diverse people.

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Support, Resources, Education

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

WHO WE ARE: TransPonder is a small grassroots, completely transgender founded and led nonprofit based in Eugene, Oregon providing support, resources, and education for and about the transgender and gender diverse community and our allies. WHAT WE DO / PROVIDE: Regular support meetings, socials, and special events for trans & gender diverse folks (and allies) to connect, support, and be with one another. A dynamic and community vetted Resource Directory for local/regional trans-inclusive care providers and is for everyone—because whether you’re the individual seeking care or someone referring to another care provider, everyone should know where our transgender-inclusive, educated, and experienced care providers are! Inclusivity trainings and consultation services to organizations and businesses through our Transgender Education and Awareness Services program.

When and how to access support provided:

Email info@transponder.community, call us at 508-443-6337 (4GENDER), or see our website: www.transponder.community.

Our target audience:

Primarily trans/gender-diverse community members, but we do offer support, resources, and education for allies, parents, community organizations, businesses, etc.

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).
• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Online chats and forums

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

We offer a sense of community and kinship for transgender folks, their families, their friends, and their allies.

When and how to access support provided:

In our forums, you will find a friendly community with a wealth of knowledge and experience at its fingertips. Much the same, our live chat offers experience and moderators who are trained in suicide prevention.

• Services are exclusively for trans/gender diverse folks.
• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Accessible mental and physical health and wellbeing services.

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

We envision a vibrant and connected community where anyone impacted by violence, abuse or other trauma receives the support and attention they need to fully recover and to reach their highest potential. We work with community members, professionals and organizations to raise awareness and to identify, develop, support and promote many options for healing and for preventing trauma.

When and how to access support provided:

Visit website to learn more!

Our target audience:

Low income people/marginalized groups.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Recovery support: peer services, recovery community center, civic engagement, and events.

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Recovery support: peer services, recovery community center, civic engagement, and events.

When and how to access support provided:

See our website: https://www.truecolorsrecovery.org/services

Our target audience:

LGBTQIA folx.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Legal Document Resources

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

submitted by Cass Averill -- this is something we need to get in our resource directory

When and how to access support provided:

Go to website and access the step-by-step guides for name/sex change court process for your county. You can also call or email to get information/advisement.

Our target audience:

The Victim Rights Law Center provides free, comprehensive legal services for sexual assault victims with civil legal issues in Massachusetts and Oregon. Our attorneys harness their knowledge from representing survivors to train professionals nationwide to improve the response to sexual violence.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Crisis Intervention and Phone Support

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

White Bird is a collective environment organized to enable people to gain control of their social, emotional, and physical well-being through direct service, education, and community.

When and how to access support provided:

Call the number listed for crisis intervention and/or phone support!

Our target audience:

Lane County residents

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).
• Gender-inclusive restrooms available.

White Bird Clinic offers 24/7 crisis intervention and phone support. Due to public health concerns, White Bird Clinic has temporarily suspended walk-in crisis.

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

Youth Groups

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

Youth Era works to empower young people and create breakthroughs with the dedicated systems that serve them.

When and how to access support provided:

Use the sign up form on the website!

Our target audience:

Youth, ages 14-25

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).

Services provided that are relevant to the trans/gender diverse community:

I am a queer birthing practices consultant for doulas/birth workers as well as for families. I can help bring gender inclusivity into your birth and child's life. If I am your doula I can also make sure the hospital affirms your gender if you birth in a hospital as well as many other advocacy based things.

A description of who we are and the services we provide:

I am a trans nonbinary birth worker and consulutant. I am here for many reasons but mostly to ensure gender inclusivity in all birthing spaces and family systems. I am an SMC Full Circle certified doula, lactation consultant, Traditional Health Worker, energy kinesiologist, layer of the hands and more. I offer services educating doulas and birth workers as well as coming into families and households to educate folks.

When and how to access support provided:

I have a patreon for regular posting and information. If you would like to contact me for in person services or a 30 minute consultation, please call or email me at 971-601-8714 or yumi.nori88@gmail.com

Our target audience:

Anyone who wants to be gender inclusive.

• Offers services to youth (18 and under).