NYC-METRO AREA AND NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES Callen-Lorde Community Health Center and Mount Sinai Health System

There are many resources out there for Transgender and Gender Non-Binary (TGNB) people! This is a guide to community organizations and social and supportive services in the NYC-Metro and surrounding areas that are either known to have experience working with TGNB people, or who offer unique services that some in the TGNB community might need. However, the presence of an organization here does not mean that it will be a safe referral for all TGNB people. If you have any concerns, it is always a good idea to bring a friend or other supportive ally with you.

Finally: Resource guides are always evolving! We hope to keep up-to-date. If you are starting an organization or service for TGNB people and want to be added to this resource guide, please email [email protected] or [email protected].

This guide is created for TGNB people in the NYC-Metro area. Inclusion of organizations here should not be taken to imply endorsement by Callen-Lorde or Mount Sinai Health System of these organizations.

Contents 20 Partnership, Parenting, and Families 21 Parenting: Reproductive Services 2 Need Support NOW? Crisis Hotlines 21 Prison & Reentry Services 2 Anti-Violence, Self Defense, and Resources for Survivors 22 Religious Organizations and Communities 3 Community Centers and Supportive Services 23 Substance Use and Recovery Services (Youth, Adults, Elders) 24 Surgery Scholarships 6 Community Advocacy Organizations 24 Vocal Coaching 7 Education 25 For Providers & Professionals 7 Employment 25 Reading List 7 Food 26 E-mail Groups 7 Hair Removal (Electrolysis, Laser) 26 TGNB and TGNB-Supportive Conferences 8 Health Care: Holistic & Wellness 27 Web Resources 9 Health Care: City (Youth, Adults & Elders) 27 Other Online Alternative Resources 11 Health Care: U.S. LGBT Clinics (National, East, Midwest, South, West) 12 HIV/AIDS Service Organizations 13 Housing and Shelter (Youth, Adults, Elders) 15  and Services for Immigrants 16 Insurance Services 16 /DSD Resources 356 West 18th Street www.mountsinai.org 16 Legal Services (incl. Name Change) New York, NY 10011 www.LGBThealthServices.org (212) 271-7200 19 Mental Health Services www.callen-lorde.org

Updated 03/29/2018 NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 2

Need Support Now? Crisis Hotlines Anti-Violence, Self Defense, and Resources For Survivors LGBT Support

TGNC Support Chatrooms and Suicide Prevention Local & Surrounding Areas: Laura’s Playground https://www.transgenderpulse.com/forums/index.php The Anti-Violence Project www.avp.org Online support forums and peer support groups for TGNC people, loved ones, and family. : 240 West 35th St., Suite 200 (212) 714-1184 24 Hr. Bilingual Hotline: (212) 714-1141 GLBT National Help Center Hotline Free, confidential assistance for LGBT and HIV-affected www.glnh.org people who have experienced intimate partner/family/ Local Hotline: (212) 989-0999 domestic violence and/or hate violence in NYC. English and National Hotline: (888) 843-4564 Spanish speakers available. Youth Talkline: (800) 246-7743 Center for Anti-Violence Education Free and confidential helpline for the GLBT community. www.caeny.org Hopeline : 327 7th St., 2nd Floor (718) 788-1775 www.hopeline.com and www.imalive.org Self-defense classes for women, girls, LGB, and TGNC people. (800) SUI-CIDE / (800) 784-2433 (English) Free classes available to survivors. Power Action Change (800) SUI-CIDA / (800) 784-2432 (Español) program for teen women and TGNC youth. Crisis intervention and suicide prevention hotline. Domestic Violence Hotline Online chat support at imalive.org. 1-800-621 HOPE (4673) LGBT Warm Line 24 Hour NYC Hotline that helps callers locate available (518) 338-3884 Mon-Fri shelter beds in safe locations. English and Spanish speakers Support line for non-crisis calls. Albany/Upstate region. available. Can also call 311 to ask for hotline. Sanctuary for Families Intimate Partner and Domestic Violence www.sanctuaryforfamilies.org (212) 349–6009 Anti-Violence Project Hotline Counseling, shelter, legal, and supportive services for 24 Hr. Bilingual Hotline: survivors of intimate partner/domestic violence and their (212) 714-1141 Assistance for LGBT survivors of violence. children in NYC. Work with clients from all backgrounds; specialized services for immigrants, LGBTQ people, and NYC 24-hour Domestic Violence Hotline victims of trafficking. (800) 942-6906 (English) (800) 942-6908 (Español) Safe Homes Project https://goodshepherds.org/program/safe-homes National Domestic Violence Hotline HOTLINE: (718) 499-2151 (800) 799-SAFE Hotline crisis intervention, short-term individual counseling, Safe Homes Project safety planning, information, referrals, and advocacy for HOTLINE: (718) 499-2151 LGBTQ survivors of intimate partner/ domestic violence. Shelter is for women DV survivors (including LGBT women). Assistance for LBT homeless people in NYC Safe Horizon Safe Horizons Hotlines www.safehorizon.org Domestic Violence: (800) 621-4673 Crime Victims: (866) 689-4357 Hotlines: Rape, Sexual Assault and Incest: Domestic Violence: (800) 621-4673 (212) 227-3000 TDD for all hotlines: (866) 604-5350 Crime Victims: (866) 689-4357 Rape, Sexual Assault and Incest: (212)227-3000 TDD for all hotlines: (866) 604-5350 Youth and Young Adults Provides counseling, shelter, legal, and other services to victims of domestic violence, rape and sexual assault, National Runaway Switchboard stalking, trafficking, and child abuse in New York City. Ages 12-21 Special programs for youth and young adults and families www.1800runaway.org of homicide victims. Offers shelters, supportive services, (800) RUN-AWAY / (800) 786-2929 counseling, court advocacy and legal assistance, child advocacy centers, youth drop-in centers, and more. Crisis intervention, referrals, assistance getting home, Project SAFE provides free lock replacements. and advocacy for runaway youth.

Trevor Project Ages 13-24 www.thetrevorproject.org Trevor Lifeline: (866) 488-7386 Crisis intervention & suicide prevention for LGBTQ Youth. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 3

Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program FIERCE www.mssm.edu/SAVI Ages 13-24 Manhattan: Mt. Sinai Hospital, 1468 Madison Ave. www.fiercenyc.org (212) 423-2140 Manhattan: 147 West 24th St., 6th Floor Counseling for survivors of rape, sexual assault, child abuse, (646) 336-6789 domestic violence, and intimate partner violence and Leadership development, political education, community support services for friends and families of survivors; Takanot building, youth-led campaigns, and cultural expression Project, counseling and support services for Orthodox through arts and media. Jewish survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence; Legal advocacy; Education and training; Emergency room Hetrick Martin Institute advocates called in at these hospitals: Ages 12-21 www.hmi.org Manhattan: Hospital; Lenox Hill Hospital; Hospital; The Mount Sinai Hospital Manhattan: 2 Astor Place, 3rd Floor 212-674-2400 : Elmhurst Hospital Center; Queens Hospital Center; Newark: YES Center, 200 Washington St. The Mount Sinai Hospital of Queens. Social and supportive services for LGBTQ young people. Drop-in center, mental health services, case management, National: arts and culture, health education, and HIV testing/ counseling. NY location also works closely with the Harvey Milk School, a public high school for LGBT students. Trans Lifeline www.translifeline.org Hudson Pride Connections Center (877) 565-8860 Ages 13-18—Youth Connect Trans Lifeline is a non-profit dedicated to the well being of Ages 19-25—CRAVE transgender people. The hotline is staffed by transgender www.hudsonpride.org people for transgender people. Trans Lifeline volunteers are Jersey City, NJ: 32 Jones St. educated in the range of difficulties transgender people (201) 963-4779 experience and are ready to respond to whatever support Youth Connect (youth support group, tutoring, empowerment needs member of the community might have. workshops, job development assistance, computer access, meals); CRAVE—Creating Relationship and Visions of Empowerment (young adult support group addressing Community Centers and employment and education, relationships, sexual health, and domestic violence) HIV Supportive Services LGBT Community Center— Youth Enrichment Services (YES) Ages 13-24 (Youth) Ages 13-21 www.gaycenter.org/youth Local & Surrounding Areas: Manhattan: 208 West 13th St. (212) 620-7310 See also: Anti-Violence; Health Care; Housing and Shelter Offers social, supportive, and mental health services to the New York’s LGBT community, including drop-in center Center Lane support groups, social events, youth programming, supportive Ages 13-21 counseling, and recovery. www.centerlaneny.org New Alternatives White Plains: 34 South , Ste. 214 Ages 16-24 Tue.-Thu. (914) 358-1006 www.newalternativesnyc.org Yonkers: 20 South Broadway, Ste. 420. Meets at Marble Collegiate Church Mon and Fri. (914) 423-0610 Manhattan: 50 E 7th St. Emotional and social support, individual, group and family Social and supportive services, including: case management, counseling, advocacy, education/training, talent shows, life skills workshops, community building, educational and dances, poetry slams, etc. testing and prevention education, discussion groups, hot meals, food pantry, , and and more); Transgender Support Groups – GLITZ (Girls Living toiletries. Walk-in Sundays 6-8 pm and Tuesdays 5-9 pm. In the Trans Zone), and BLITZ (Boys Living in the Trans Zone). Long Island and Youth (LIGALY) The Door Ages 13-21 Ages 12-21 LGBTnetwork.org/LIGALY www.door.org Bay Shore, NY: 34 Park Ave. Manhattan: 555 Broome St. (631) 665-2300 (212) 941-9090 Garden City, NY: 400 Garden City Plaza, Suite 110 Social and supportive services. Drop-in center, college (516) 323-0011 advisement and tutoring, counseling, creative arts, English Social and supportive services for LGBT and Questioning young Language (ESOL), foster care support, GED prep, jobs and people in Nassau and Suffolk County, including drop in center, internships, legal and immigration services, health and computer lab, support groups, referrals, safe schools initiative, dental care, sexual health and birth control, LGBTQ HIV testing and counseling, and leadership development. programming, support for runaway and homeless youth, and supportive housing. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 4

Urban Justice Center—Peter Cicchino Youth Project Transition Youth Family Allies Up to age 25 www.imatyfa.org/index.html https://pcyp.urbanjustice.org (888) 462-8932 Manhattan: 123 William St. 16th Floor, Support for TGNC youth and their families. Online message (646) 602-5600 boards, newsletter, educational programs, and support Free legal services to homeless and street involved youth. for educators, health care practitioners, and other service Any young person can call 877-LGBT-LAW to make an providers in working with TGNC youth. Reading lists for youth appointment with PCYP (though youth have to be members and adults. Spanish language resources. of Streetwork or AFC to come to our legal clinics). In addition to general legal services (including name changes) we also do immigration work. Ages 18+ (Adults)

Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls Local & Surrounding Areas: Ages 8-18 www.williemaerockcamp.org See also: Anti-Violence and HIV/AIDS Services Brooklyn: 87 Irving Place (347) 599-0716 Project Summer Rock Camp and yearlong rock music education www.alp.org (Instrumental, Ensemble, and Band) at the Willie Mae Music Manhattan: 147 West 24th St., 3rd Floor (212) 463-0342 Lab in Brooklyn for people who self-identify as , trans, Brooklyn: 85 South Oxford St. (718) 596-0342 and gender non-conforming. Adult “Ladies Rock Camp” for Works with LGB, Two Spirit, and TGNC (LGBTSTGNC) People of people 18+. Color towards mobilization, education and capacity-building, for community wellness and social and economic justice. National: 3rd Space Support Program addresses barriers to employment, education, health care, and immigration National Runaway Switchboard status, and runs a health and wellness program that offers Ages 12-21 acupuncture, reiki, meditation, yoga, health screenings, and www.1800runaway.org registered nurses. Crisis intervention and information and referrals for runaway TransJustice mobilizes TGNC people of color around: access youth as well as help connecting with families and/or to jobs, housing, and education; Trans-sensitive healthcare, agencies, free bus tickets home, prevention and education, HIV-related services, job-training programs; and resisting and online resources. police, government and anti-immigrant violence.

COLAGE: People with a LGBTQ Parent TransLatina Network All ages www.TransLatinaNetwork.org www.colage.org 446 W. 33rd Street, 6th Floor : 1550 Bryant St., Suite 830 (212) 367-1550/1551 (415) 861-5437 [email protected] National support organization of people of all ages with 1 or Translatina Network is made up of trans individuals working more LGBTQ parent/s. Youth empowerment and locally and nationally to promote the healthy development of transgender Latina communities. Through the delivery leadership development opportunities, summer camp of a wide range of information about services and events, programs, and advocacy for LGBTQ families. Resources for educational outreach, and capacity building resources, loved ones of TGNC people of any age. Translatina Network supports individuals in maintaining • Kids of Trans Guide (for people with a TGNC parent): personal wellness and developing leadership skills. www.colage.org/resources/kot Bluestockings Books • Let’s Get This Straight: The Ultimate Handbook www.bluestockings.com for Youth with LGBTQ Parents: www.colage.org/ featured/letsgetthisstraight Manhattan: 172 Allen St. (212)777-6028 Camp Aranu’tiq Radical bookstore, fair trade café, and activist center. www.camparanutiq.org TGNC-specific books. Frequent community events and New England and locations readings that feature work by TGNC people. (617) 467-5830 Cross Dressers International (CDI) Week-long overnight summer camp for transgender and www.cdinyc.org gender-variant youth ages 8-15. Southern California and Southern New England locations. (212) 564-4847 CDI is a support and social activity group for MTF cross- Camp Ten Trees dressers, transgender women, queens, and genderqueers. www.camptentrees.org Seattle: 1122 E Pike ST, PMB #1488 Hudson Pride Connections Center (206) 288-9568 www.hudsonpride.org Offers one camp for LGBTQ youth and allies ages 8-17 and Jersey City, NJ: 32 Jones St. another for the children of LGBTQ and/or non-traditional (201) 963-4779 families. Washington State location. Social and supportive services including groups:GLITZ (Girls Living In the Trans Zone), BLITZ (Boys Living in the Trans Zone), SAGE-NJ, and Youth Connect. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 5

Identity House Queens Pride House www.identityhouse.org www.queenspridehouse.org (212)243-8181 Queens: 76-11 37th Ave., St. 206, Jackson Heights Manhattan: 208 West 13th St. (@ the LGBT Center) (718) 429-5309 Walk-In Hours: Saturday and Sunday 6-8 pm. Social and support groups, including Transgender Discussion Provides LGBT and questioning people with drop-in Group, health education, and referrals. Drop-in center with supportive peer counseling, referrals, and support groups. computer lab and lending library.

LGBT Community Center Pride Center of New Jersey www.gaycenter.org www.pridecenter.org Manhattan: 208 West 13th St. Highland Park, NJ: 85 Raritan Ave., Suite 100 (212) 620-7310 (732) 846-2232 Social, supportive, and mental health services to the LGBT Community center and supportive services for LGBTQ adults community, including social events, youth services, and and teens. Support groups include “True Selves” for TGNC recovery services. people.

The LOFT—LGBT Community Services Center for the Sex Workers Project Lower Hudson Valley www.sexworkersproject.org www.loftgaycenter.org Manhattan: 123 William St, 16th Floor White Plains: 252 Bryant Ave. (646) 602-5617 (914) 948-2932 Provides client-centered legal and social services to Support groups: transgender support group, AA, SAFE (Spirit individuals who engage in sex work, regardless of whether and Faith for Everyone); adult education groups; a library they do so by choice, circumstance, or coercion. Online and computer center; referrals for services; Pro- Name resource guide available on SWP website. Change Project for TGNC people and Drop-In Legal Clinic for LGBT legal questions; HIV testing and counseling; group for Staten Island LGBT Center LGBT parents and their children. www.silgbtcenter.org Staten Island: 25 Victory Boulevard, 3rd Floor Long Island GLBT Community Center (718) 808-1360 LGBTnetwork.org Social and supportive services, TRANSistors support group Bay Shore, NY: 34 Park Ave. for TGNC people, free counseling services, “Clean, Sober, and (631) 665-2300 Happy!” group, seniors group, prospective parents group, Garden City, NY: 400 Garden City Plaza, Suite 110 and other group services, Youth services, HIV testing and (516) 323-0011 counseling, computer lab, and referrals. Long Island Trans Experience (LITE) offers support groups for trans people and partners/family/friends; periodic Name National: Change Clinic; Mental Health; 12-step Recovery; services for GLBT Seniors; Anti-Violence Project; Adoptive Parent Prep Class; Parenting Support Group; SAGE-LI, youth Deaf Resource Center & Planet Deafqueer programming, and computers. www.deafqueer.org and planet.deafqueer.com San Francisco, CA: PO Box 14431, SF CA, 94114 Make the Road By Walking Resource and information for, by, and about the deaf queer www.maketheroadny.org community. Specific pages for Deaf Queer Youth and Deaf Brooklyn: 301 Grove St. Transgender/ people. Planet Deafqueer is a (718) 418-7690 project of the Deaf Queer Resource Center. Queens: 92-10 Roosevelt Ave., Jackson Heights (718) 565-8500 East Coast Two Spirit Society http://www.ec2ss.net Staten Island: 479 Port Richmond Ave. (718) 727-1222 (412) 606-7287 Free bilingual English-Spanish legal and supportive services The East Coast Two Spirit Society (EC2SS) is devoted to aimed at holistic support; Assistance with Public Benefits, Two Spirit Native American and First Nations communities SSD/I, Fair Hearings, Housing, Immigration, Healthcare and and the reduction of bias and . The EC2SS insurance access, Civil Rights issues; Community organizing provides information to the general public and support and and advocacy. services to Two Spirit Natives. EC2SS works to increase the positive visibility of Two Spirit communities and to provide PFLAG safe, supportive opportunities for social, traditional and www..org recreational interactions that are culturally appropriate to NY Chapter: (212) 463-0629 them. EC2SS also strives to reach Two Spirit youth and their families, to provide emotional support, care and a community Support for parents, families, and friends of LGBT people. of people who have experienced the challenges of being Regional support networks and national resources. Native and Two Spirit, often while living and working in Native Transgender Network (TNET) supports loved ones of and other communities where they may not be fully welcomed TGNC people. or supported themselves. • Welcoming Our Trans Families and Friends: www.community.pflag.org/Document.Doc?id=202 NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 6

Ages 50+ (Elders) Community Advocacy Organizations See also Community Centers—Ages 18+ Local & Surrounding Areas: Local & Surrounding Areas: ACT-UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power) Griot Circle www.actupny.org www.griotcircle.org Manhattan: 332 Bleecker St., Ste G5 25 Flatbush Ave., 5th Fl., Brooklyn (718) 246-2775 Diverse, non-partisan group united in anger and committed to direct action to end the AIDS crisis. Culturally diverse social and supportive services for LGBT elders 50+. Buddy program, support group for people living GLAAD: Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation with HIV/AIDS, computer classes, and more. www.glaad.org SAGE (Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders) Manhattan: 104 W. 29th St., 4th Fl. www.sageusa.org (212) 629-3322 Manhattan: 305 7th Ave., 6th Fl. Promotes fair, accurate, and inclusive media representation (212) 741-2247 of LGBT people to combat discrimination based on and . Advocacy, social and supportive services for LGBT seniors. SAGEWorks provides employment assistance; SAGECAP National Gay and Lesbian Task Force provides assistance and support to caregivers; SAGEConnect www.thetaskforce.org is an online resource library and web discussion for providers Manhattan: 80 Maiden Lane, Ste. 1504 and advocates. Community (212) 604-9830 Services at the LGBT Center on 13th street, including Drop- Transgender Civil Rights Project provides leading legislative, In; Discussion Series; Case Management; and Individual and policy, and strategy assistance towards increasing the rights Group Counseling; SAGEHarlem provides events and support of transgender people. Guides for TGNC people include: to LGBT Seniors in upper Manhattan. • Opening the Door to the Inclusion of Transgender People: SAGE Long Island The Nine Keys to Making LGBT Organizations Fully Transgender- https://www.sageusa.org/advocacy/sagenet-affiliate.cfm?ID=1 Inclusive: http://www.thetaskforce.org/opening-the-door-to- Bay Shore, NY: 34 Park Ave. the-ni-inclusion-of-transgender-people (631) 665-2300 New York Association of Gender Rights Advocacy Garden City: 400 Garden City Plaza, Suite 110 (NYAGRA) (516) 323-0011 https://www.transgenderrights.org Advocacy, social, and supportive services for LGBT seniors. Manhattan: 24 W. 25th St., 9th Floor Discussion groups, Gay-Straight Alliance at Huntington Senior (212) 675-3288 Center, Advisory Groups, PFLAG meetings, and trainings for NYAGRA advocates for freedom of gender identity and providers working with LGBT seniors. expression for all. SAGE Hudson County Transgender Health Initiative of New York www.hudsonpride.org/programs-services/pride- Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund connections/-seniors www.transgenderlegal.org Jersey City, NJ: Hudson Pride Connection, 32 Jones St. (201) 963-4779 Manhattan: 151 West 19th St., Suite 1103 (646) 862-9396 Weekly support group and referral services for LGBT Seniors. THINY is TLDEF’s community group that works to improve Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls access to trans-specific health care in New York. www.williemaerockcamp.org Brooklyn: 87 Irving Place National: (347) 599-0716 Summer Rock Camp and yearlong education at the Willie Mae Human Rights Campaign Music Lab for girls, women & TGNC youth & adults. http:/www.hrc.org Washington, DC: 1640 Rhode Island Ave. N.W. (800) 777-4723 Advocacy and organizing for LGBT rights. Resources for TGNC people include guides for TGNC people and employers and the Corporate Equality Index which measures workplace inclusivity. • Transgender Visibility Guide: A Guide to Being You: www.hrc.org/resources/entry/transgender-visibility-guide • Transgender-Inclusive Benefits for Employees and Dependents: www.hrc.org/resources/entry/transgender- inclusive-benefits-for-employees-and-dependents NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 7

National Center for Transgender Equality transequality.org Food Washington, DC: 1133 19th Street NW Ste 302 HRA—SNAP/Foodstamps (202) 642-4542 https://www1.nyc.gov/site/hra/help/snap-benefits-food- Federal advocacy. Conducts government oversight and builds program.page alliances. Provides Fact Sheets and Guides for TGNC people HRA Infoline: (718) 557-1399 on topics like correcting Passports and interacting with the TSA (airport security). See eligibility information at nyc.gov/accessnyc. Apply in person at an HRA or Food stamps office, online, or by phone. Pride at Work Find Food stamps offices online or by calling (800) 342-3009. www.prideatwork.org You can also enroll with a Food Stamps Facilitated Enroller— Washington, DC: 815 16th St., NW call (212) 894-8060. (202) 637-5014 NYC Coalition Against Hunger AFL-CIO LGBT Constituency group mobilizing support Labor www.nyccah.org/get-food movement and the LGBT community to support LGBT workers Manhattan: 50 Broad Street, Suite 1520 social and economic justice. (212) 825-0028 Servicemembers Legal Defense Network (SLDN) Neighborhood Guides for finding food sources in NYC. www.sldn.org Searchable online database of available food sources. Food Washington DC: PO Box 65301, Washington DC 20035 sources include food pantries, soup kitchens, information (202) 328-3244 or (202) 328-FAIR about applying for food stamps and WIC, and Greenmarkets. Neighborhood-specific info available. Legal services, watchdog, and policy work that supports LGB and TGNC servicemembers and is dedicated to full equality Sylvie Rivera Food Pantry and ending discrimination and harassment based on sexual http://mccnycharities.org/sylvia.html orientation or gender identity. Free legal services to active (212) 629-7440 service members and veterans. The Sylvia Rivera Food Pantry meets the nutritional needs of a • Freedom to Serve: The Definitive Guide to LGBT Military diverse group of low-income, working poor and HIV+ individuals Service: www.sldn.org/pages/guide-to-open-service and families in an environment of respect and confidentiality. Transgender American Veterans Association www.tavausa.org Akron, OH: PO Box 4513, Akron, Oh 44310 Hair Removal: Support and advocacy for TGNC veterans. Works to ensure that TGNC vets are able to access health care and are treated Laser & Electrolysis fairly and equally. Collaborates with Servicemembers Legal ELECTROLYSIS Defense Network Berkowits School berkowitsschool.com Queens: 107-25 Metropolitan Ave., Forest Hills Education (718) 544-4234 Discounted rates, work done by students. TGNC friendly. Harvey Milk High School www.schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/02/m586/default.htm A American Electrolysis Studio Manhattan: 2 Astor Place www.americanelectrolysisstudio.com (212) 477-1555 Manhattan: 347 5th Avenue, Suite 1207 Public transfer high school for school-aged LGBTQ students (212) 689-3254 that works closely with the Hetrick Martin Institute. Electrolysis and waxing. Package deal for 10 sessions.

A Perfect Skin www.aperfectskin.com Employment Bronx: 35-10 Bainbridge, Ave. (718) 231-1313 Out and Equal’s LGBTCareerLink Electrolysis and skin care available. outandequal.lgbtcareerlink.org/jobseekers Job database for LGBT people looking for employment. Affordable Permanent Electrolysis www.affordablepermanentelectrolysis.com The LGBT Center Manhattan: 201 West 21st St. #15D https://gaycenter.org/careerservices#tgnc (212) 633-1503 Whether you’re looking for a job, support with transitioning Electrolysis. Out transgender provider. in the workplace or information on job training options, The Center can help you achieve your professional goals. Our career development programs are tailored to the unique needs of LGBT job-seekers. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 8

Lucy Peters International www.lucypeters.com Health Care: Manhattan: 150 East 5th St. Holistic & Wellness (212) 486-9740 Hair removal using their own “integrated system.” Locations 3rd Space Support at the in NYC; Cherry Hill, NJ; & Bryn Mawr, PA; www.alp.org Brentwood, TN; and Dallas, TX. Manhattan: 147 West 24th St., 3rd Floor (212) 463-0342 Nios Spa: The Permanent Hair Removal Center www.niosspa.com Brooklyn: 85 South Oxford St. (718) 596-0342 Manhattan: 315 W. 57th St., Ste. 308 (212) 863-9058 Addresses barriers to employment, education, health care, and immigration status, and runs a health and wellness Electrolysis and skin care services. Donates portion of sales to program that offers acupuncture, reiki, meditation, yoga, non-profit organizations. health screenings, and registered nurses. Rainbow Electrolysis Brooklyn Open Acupuncture http://www.rainbowelectrolysis.com www.brooklynopenacupuncture.com Provider Name: Kalani Catbagan Brooklyn: (347) 871-6736 143 Columbia Street Brooklyn: 388 Atlantic Ave., 3rd Floor Tel: (917)-207-0790 [email protected] Offers individualized acupuncture and herbal treatments from skilled practitioners in a comfortable community setting. Electrolysis for lower surgeries Sliding scale. Susan Nasta Gael Guevara, Certified Personal Trainer snasta.tripod.com www.gaelguevara.blogspot.com Staten Island: 97 New Dorp Lane, Ste. D (917)-459-8779 (917) 596-9701 Founder and Owner of ViPRtrainingNYC. Offers one-on- one Electrolysis. personal training sessions as well as small group sessions. LASER Integrative Movement—Jeanne Reilly Berkowits School www.integrativemovement.org laserhairinstitute.com (646) 641-4508 Queens: 107-25 Metropolitan Ave., Forest Hills Pilates, gyrotonic, gyrokinesis, and acupuncture. brings passion, (718) 544-4234 caring, and reverence for the human body to every session. Discounted rates, work done by students. Dr. Kate Klemer Light Touch Laser Spa www.drkateklemer.com www.lighttouchnyc.com Manhattan: 32 Union Square East, Suite 411 Manhattan: 1133 Broadway, Suite 303 (888) 375-2835 (646) 926-7202 Chiropractor with experience with TGNC people. Offers Laser hair removal, spider vein removal, pigmented lesion Biodynamic Craniosacral and Nutrition removal, rosacea therapy, skin tightening. Third Root Community Health Center Mitchell A. Kline, MD www.thirdroot.org www.nycdermatologyandcosmeticcenter.com Brooklyn: 380 Marlborough Road Manhattan: 700 Park Ave. (718) 940-9343 (212) 517-6555 Provides holistic, collaborative care in an accessible and Laser hair removal, discounts for TGNC community members sustainable manner. Offers Queer & Trans Yoga and offers (as per NYAGRA directory). TGNC-friendly services. Community and Individual Acupuncture, Massage-Tuina and/or Shiatsu, Yoga, Herbal and Nutrition Consults, and Community Health Workshops. Sliding scale. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 9

NYU Langone - The Gender and Sexuality Service at the Health Care: New York City Child Study Center https://nyulangone.org/locations/child-study-center/gender- Ages 13-24 (Youth) sexuality-service See also: HIV/AIDS Service Organizations Manhattan: 160 E. 32nd Street (646) 754-5000 Light House Gender-affirming services for transgender and gender https://www.lighthouse.lgbt nonconforming children and adolescents. Assessments Lighthouse provides a carefully curated and easily accessible for puberty suppression and cross-gendered hormone network of LGBTQ-affirming healthcare and wellness treatments. Support services for the psychosocial aspects of professionals for New York City. gender and sexual development. Health Outreach To Teens Clinic @ Callen-Lorde Ages 18+ (Adults and Elders) http://callen-lorde.org/hott See also HIV and AIDS Service Organizations Manhattan: 356 W. 18th St. (212) 271-7200 Callen-Lorde Community Health Center Health Outreach To Teens is a welcoming, non-judgmental, http://callen-lorde.org confidential program designed specifically to meet the medical and mental health needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, Manhattan: 356 W. 18th St. and questioning adolescents and young adults ages 13-24, as Thea Spyer Center: 230 West 17th St well as homeless youth, runaways, sex workers, squatters, and Bronx: 3144 Third Avenue other street-oriented youth. These services are offered both (212) 271-7200; (718) 215-1800 at a youth-only medical suite at Callen-Lorde, and on HOTT’s Callen-Lorde is the global leader in LGBTQ healthcare. Since medical van, which travels to areas throughout NYC in the the days of , we have been transforming lives in afternoons and evenings where youth are known to hang out. LGBTQ communities through excellent comprehensive care, provided free of judgment and regardless of ability to pay. In All of HOTT’s services are provided free of charge or at low addition, we are continuously pioneering research, advocacy cost (insurance is also accepted). HOTT will register young and education to drive positive change around the world, people 21 years old and younger for healthcare services, and because we believe healthcare is a human right. Services provide ongoing care up to their 24th birthday. After their 24th include comprehensive primary care, behavioral health, birthday, they will be transitioned into adult care. sexual health and dental care, and a variety of programs HEAT Program serving TGNB patients. (Health and Education Alternatives for Teens) Light House Kings County Hospital https://www.lighthouse.lgbt www.heatprogram.org Lighthouse provides a carefully curated and easily accessible Brooklyn: 760 Parkside Ave., Rm. 308 network of LGBTQ-affirming healthcare and wellness (718) 467-4446 professionals for New York City. Medical and Supportive Services for young people ages 13-24. Adolescent HIV Primary Care, Perinatal HIV Care, Hormone APICHA Community Health Center therapy, STI Screening and treatment and HIV testing and www.apicha.org counseling, Anal Paps, Case Management, Mental Health Manhattan: 400 Broadway services, sexual/reproductive health care, and pre-natal (212) 334-7940 health care for young mothers. Adult primary Medical Care with emphasis on Asian and Lenox Hill Hospital Pacific Islander (API) LGBT Health and Wellness. Transgender https://www.northwell.edu/find-care/locations/gerald-j- Health Clinic, HIV Care, Sexual Health Services, Chronic friedman-transgender-health-wellness-program Disease Management (Diabetes, Asthma, Hepatitis B and C, HIV, Hypertension), Short term mental health counseling and Manhattan: 110 E. 59th Street referrals. (212) 434-3556 The Gerald J. Friedman Transgender Health & Wellness BOOM! Health Program of Lenox Hill Hospital provides comprehensive Bronx: 226 East 144th St. medical services for the specialized needs of the transgender (718) 292-7718 ext. 228 and gender non-conforming community. Provide primary care www.boomhealth.org and hormone replacement therapy for pediatric, adolescent Services Offered: Syringe Access. Support/Counseling. and adult patients in need of services. Homeless Services. Advocacy/Activism. Case Management, HIV Primary Care, Housing Placement Assistance, Peer Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center Training, HIV Testing, Support & Education Groups, LGBTQ http://www.mountsinai.org/patient-care/service-areas/ Programming. Outreach to Sex Workers. adolescent-health-center (212) 423-3000 Manhattan: 312 East 94th St. Comprehensive medical, mental health, and supportive services for young people ages 10-22. Reproductive health services, SEEK Peer Educator program, eating disorders program, nutritionist, teen parenting pro- gram, substance use prevention and treatment, teen sexual assault survivor program, learning disabilities evaluation, and legal services. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 10

Mount Sinai Health System Services Lenox Hill Hospital Through the Office for Diversity and Inclusion, MSHS offers a https://www.northwell.edu/find-care/locations/gerald-j- wide range of LGBT services and referrals, both within and friedman-transgender-health-wellness-program outside of our network. Our team is here to help navigate Manhattan: 110 E. 59th Street patients to appropriate services and LGBT competent providers. (212) 434-3556 For more information, visit LGBTHealthServices.org. and for The Gerald J. Friedman Transgender Health & Wellness assistance in finding services, email:[email protected] Program of Lenox Hill Hospital provides comprehensive • Institute for Advanced Medicine (IAM) medical services for the specialized needs of the transgender The Institute for Advanced Medicine (IAM) provides and gender non-conforming community. Provide primary care compassionate, comprehensive care to individuals and and hormone replacement therapy for pediatric, adolescent families in need of primary care, HIV services, specialty care, and adult patients in need of services. supportive services, trauma related treatment, and other conditions that impact the overall well- NYC Health + Hospitals – Pride Health Center being of our community. We offer our patients an extensive The Pride Health Center at NYC Health + Hospitals is designed network of caring clinicians and supportive programs to to focus on the health needs and disparities specific to the meet their unique needs. lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer/questioning Our locations are: (LGBTQ) community. The team is committed to addressing the physical and behavioral health needs of all our patients with Jack Martin Clinic dignity and respect. The Mount Sinai Hospital 17 E. 102nd Street, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10029 • Manhattan: Metropolitan Hospital (212) 241-7968 1901 1st Avenue Morningside Clinic (212) 423-7292 Mount Sinai St. Luke’s www.nychealthandhospitals.org/metropolitan/our-services/ 440 West 114th Street Clark Building, 6th Floor lgbtq-health-center New York, NY 10025 • Queens: Woodhull Medical Center (212) 523-6500 760 Broadway Avenue Samuels Clinic (718) 963-8068 Mount Sinai West www.nychealthandhospitals.org/woodhull/the-pride- 1000 10th Avenue, Suite 2T New York, NY 10019 health-center-at-nyc-health-hospitalswoodhull (212) 523-6500 Peter Krueger Clinic NYU Langone Mount Sinai Downtown https://nyulangone.org/locations/plastic-surgery/ 317 East 17th Street, 1st Floor New York, NY 10003 transgender-surgery-services (212) 420-2620 Manhattan: 160 E. 32nd Street Comprehensive Health Clinic (646) 754-5000 The Mount Sinai Hospital Surgeons at NYU Langone use the most advanced techniques 275 7th Avenue, 12th Floor New York, NY 10001 to restore both form and function for transgender men and (212) 604-1701 women. Tailor gender-affirming procedures to meet the • Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery (CTMS) individual goals and expectations of each person. The Manhattan: 275 7th Avenue, 12th Floor NYU Langone team includes plastic and reconstructive (212) 604-1701 surgeons, urologists, psychiatrists, pediatric specialists, and reproductive endocrinologists, specializing in the care of http://www.mountsinai.org/patient-care/service-areas/ transgender and gender diverse individuals. center-for-transgender-medicine-and-surgery The Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery provides Community Health Network outpatient care services at Mount Sinai’s Institute for http://www.chnnyc.org Advanced Medicine. CTMS’s multidisciplinary approach to Main Number: (866) 246-8259 health care for transgender individuals incorporates primary Bronx: 975 Westchester Ave. (718) 320-4466 care, transition care, and behavioral health in an affordable Manhattan: 150 Essex St. (212) 477-1120 and accessible program. Queens: 90-04 161st St. (718) 523-2123 Mount Sinai Doctors Adult and senior primary health care, Transgender Care, http://www.mountsinaidoctors.org HIV Care, mental health services, gynecology, STI screening and HIV testing and counseling, podiatry, and dentistry. Various locations Services for teens. Health Centers, offices, and mobile Mount Sinai Doctors is an organization of clinical relationships units in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens. Most and multispecialty services that expand the Mount Sinai Medicaid and private plans, Sliding scale. Health System’s footprint beyond the seven main hospital campuses into the greater New York City area. Throughout the Housing Works expansive network of Mount Sinai Doctors, LGBT patients see www.housingworks.org physicians that practice with a common goal: to provide the Many Locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn comprehensive, quality, patient-based care that Mount Sinai (877) 296-9264 is known for, and most importantly – to keep you healthy. Services for low-income people who are HIV+, including: NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 11

Medical, Dental, and Mental Health care; COBRA Case Massachusetts: Fenway Management; ADHC; Emergency assistance and referrals; www.fenwayhealth.org substance use counseling; Legal Services, Transgender Boston, MA: Ansin Building: 1340 Boylston St. Services, Transgender Support Group, and Transgender (617) 267-0900 Transitional Housing Program. Boston, MA: Borum Health Center: 130 Boylston St. Sidney Hillman and Phillips Family Practice Institute for (617) 457-8140 Family Health Adult and adolescent primary care, HIV primary care, www.institute2000.org transgender care and hormone therapy, dental care, Manhattan: 16 East 16th St. optometry, STI testing and treatment and HIV testing and (212) 206-5200 counseling, LGBT parenting services, Violence Adult and senior primary care, HIV primary care, diabetes Pennsylvania: care, STI testing and treatment and HIV testing and www.mazzonicenter.org counseling, sexual and reproductive health care. Philadelphia, PA: 809 Locust St. Village Care (215) 563-0658 www.vcny.org Adolescent and adult primary care, HIV care, drop in health Manhattan: 121A West 20th St. clinic for young people under 24, transgender health services (212) 337-9290 and hormone treatment, laser hair removal, sexual and Adult and senior primary care and HIV primary care, AIDS reproductive health care, STI screening and treatment and day treatment, Adult Day Health Center, treatment Recovery HIV testing and counseling, counseling and recovery, support Program, sexual and reproductive health services, support groups, mental health services, case management, and groups, psychiatry, mental health services, and case legal services. management. Washington DC: Whitman Walker www.whitman-walker.org Elizabeth Taylor Medical Center Health Care: U.S. LGBT Clinics 1701 14th St., NW Many clinics provide services to LGBT people throughout the Max Robinson Center U.S. Check your local LGBT Center for referrals. 2301 Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave., SE (202) 745-7000 Adult primary medical care, transgender health care and DIRECTORIES hormone treatment, sexual and reproductive health care, anal GLMA—Find a Provider: cancer screenings, STI screening and treatment, HIV testing glma.org and counseling, Breast Health Initiative, medical adherence, dental clinic, PEP, mental health services, legal services, and My Trans Health case management. http://mytranshealth.com

Rad Remedy MIDWEST https://radremedy.org Illinois: Howard Brown Scarleteen—Find a Doc: https://howardbrown.org/programs-services/transgender- scarleteen.com/find_a_doc health Trans Care Chicago, IL: 4025 N. Sheridan Rd. http://transcaresite.org 773-388-1600 Primary care, hormone therapy, mental health, HIV care, substance use treatment, case management, smoking NATIONAL cessation, alternative insemination, older adult services, Planned Parenthood youth services. www.plannedparenthood.org Ohio: LGBT Pride Clinic Services vary by affiliate, and may include: hormonal McCafferty Health Center therapy, sexual & reproductive health care, clinical breast/ https://www.metrohealth.org chest exams, HIV testing, pregnancy testing, emergency contraception, and abortion services. Cleveland, OH: 4242 Lorain Ave. (216) 957-4905 Primary Health for children, adolescents, and adults, EAST transgender health care and hormone therapy, chronic disease management (hypertension, diabetes, etc), sexual Baltimore: Chase-Brexton and reproductive health care, mental health services, and www.chasebrexton.org case management. Baltimore, MD: 1001 Cathedral St. (410) 837-2050 Primary care, hormone therapy, dental care, mental health services, HIV care, psychiatry, and podiatry, STI screening and HIV testing, gynecology. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 12

SOUTH WEST Florida: T-House California: LGBT Center of LA www.t-houseonline.com McDonald/Wright Building Broward County/South Florida www.laglc.org (954) 467-4700 x 5604 Los Angeles, CA: 1625 N Schrader Blvd. Referrals to TGNC Medical Care, HIV/AIDS services, social and (323) 993-7518 supportive services, and TGNC community in South Florida. Primary health care for TGNC people, including pap smears and pelvic exams, prostate exams, hormone therapy, Georgia: Feminist Women’s Health Center post-surgical care for those who have had gender www.feministcenter.org confirming procedures. Atlanta, GA: 1924 Cliff Valley Way NE (404) 248-5445 California: Dimensions Annual physicals, pelvic exams, clinical chest exams, STI Castro-Mission Health Center screening and lab work for non-trans women, intersex, and www.dimensionsclinic.org transmasculine-spectrum people. San Francisco, CA: 3850 17th St. (415) 934-7757 Georgia: Intown Primary Care www.intownprimarycare.com California: Lyon-Martin www.lyon-martin.org/index.php Atlanta, GA: 730 Ponce de Leon Pl. Unit B (404) 541-0944 San Francisco, CA: 1748 Market St., Suite 201 (415) 565-7667 Primary care, HIV care, hormone replacement, psychiatry, STI testing, laser hair removal, other laser treatments. Primary care, HIV care, hormone therapy, pelvic exams and Accepts many private and public plans, including Medicare PAPs, breast/chest exams, mental health services, behavioral and GA Medicaid. health services, referrals. Accepts Medi-Cal, SF Health Plan, Medicare, Healthy San Francisco, Family PACT, Every Texas: Resource Center Dallas Counts, and sliding scale payment. Nelson-Tebedo Community Clinic www.resourcecenterdallas.org California: Tom Waddell http://www.sfhealthnetwork.org/primary-care-3/tom- Dallas, TX: 4012 Cedar Springs Rd. waddell-urban-health-clinic (214) 528-2336 San Francisco, CA: 50 Lech Walesa (Ivy) St. Low-cost hormone therapy and lab monitoring with no- fee (415) 355-7588 consultation. Primary care, hormone therapy, HIV Care, mental health, Tennessee: CHOICES: Memphis Center for Reproductive social services, and nutrition. Health www.mcrh-tn.org Memphis, TN: 1726 Poplar Ave. HIV/AIDS Service Organizations (901) 274-3550 Hormone therapy, primary care, STI testing and treatment, pelvic exams and PAP, fertility services, HIV testing, HIV Local & Surrounding Areas: case management, and Referrals, menopause counseling and management. AIDS Center of Queens County (ACQC) www.acqc.org Virginia: Transition your Life Clinic (TLC) Queens: 161-21 Jamaica Avenue, 6th Floor ACCESS AIDS Care Main: (718) 896-2500 https://lgbtlifecenter.org Jamaica Hillside: (718) 739-2525 Norfolk, VA: 3415 Granby St. Far Rockaway: (718) 868-8645 (757) 640-0929 Long Island City: (718) 472-9400 Hormone therapy, referrals to primary care, confidential HIV Case Management, Housing, Legal, Preventive Educa- tion, testing, psychological evaluation. Mental Health, Harm Reduction and a Syringe Ex- change Virginia: Free Clinic – Transgender Clinic program for HIV-positive and HIV-affected peo- ple in Queens. www.fanfreeclinic.org Asian & Pacific Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS Richmond, VA: 1010 North Thompson St. www.apicha.org (804) 358-6343 Manhattan: 400 Broadway Primary care, hormone therapy, support services, STI (212) 334-7940 screening, mental health referrals Adult primary Medical Care with emphasis on Asian and Virginia Transgender Resource and Referral List Pacific Islander (API) LGBT Health and Wellness. Transgender http://www.vdh.virginia.gov Health Clinic, HIV Care, Sexual Health Ser- vices, Chronic Disease Management (Diabetes, Asthma, Hepatitis B and C, Published by the Virginia DOH, Division of Disease Prevention HIV, Hypertension), Short term men- tal health counseling and The Virginia Transgender Taskforce on behalf of the and referrals. Virginia HIV Community Planning Group. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 13

Gay Men’s Health Crisis www..org Housing and Shelter Manhattan: 446 West 33rd St. Housing Works (212) 367-1000 www.housingworks.org Social and supportive services for people living with HIV/ AIDS, Many Locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn including case management and referrals, legal services, (877) 296-9264 counseling, nutrition, wellness, workplace readiness, and more. Services for low-income people who are HIV+, including: Experience with TGNC people, services in English & Spanish. Medical, Dental, and Mental Health care; COBRA Case Management; ADHC; Emergency assistance and referrals; Hispanic Aids Forum (HAF) substance use counseling; Legal Services, Transgender www.hafnyc.org Services, Transgender Support Group, and Transgender HAF Manhattan: 1767 Park Avenue, 4th Floor Transitional Housing Program. (503) 535-3800 HAF-Queens Pride House: 76-11 37th Avenue, Suite 206 Princess Janae Place Jackson Heights, New York 10372 https://princessjanaeplace.org (718) 409-5309 (718) 684-1688 HAF Bronx: 975 Kelly Street, 4th Floor PJP is a housing facility for people of trans experience, (corner of Westchester Ave) Bronx, NY 11459 providing shelter, mental health, legal, job placement, and (718) 328-4188 general support services as they transition from homeless to independent living. The mission is to help people of trans Latino HIV Testing experience maximize their full potential by providing residential, http://latinohivtesting.org/CBO_Detail3.php?Firma_Id=119 educational, clinical, and recreational services that create and Manhattan: 213 West 35th St., Floor 12 nurture connections to the community and the world. (212) 563-4500 Queens: 62-07 Woodside Ave., St. 300, Woodside, Queens Ages 13-24 (Youth) (718) 803-2766 http://latinohivtesting.org/Where_to_Get_Tested.php Supportive services for HIV+ people. Queens location has Ages 16-24 support groups and services for women of transgender www.aliforneycenter.org experience. 224 W. 35th St., Ste 1102, Manhattan (212) 222-3427 National: Emergency housing, transitional housing, and social services for homeless LGBTQ young people. Day program, street Oregon: Outside In Clinic outreach, case management, medical care, HIV testing www.outsidein.org & counseling, mental health, food, showers, employment assistance, and housing. Portland, OR: 1132 SW 13th Ave. (503) 535-3800 Sylvia’s Place Services for youth and adults, focusing on homeless youth and Ages 18-24 medically marginalized people, including transgender people. Metropolitan Community Church of New York Charities Primary medical care, sexual and reproductive health care, http://www.mccnycharities.org/hys.html transgender health services and hormone therapy, STI testing Manhattan: 446 W 36th St. and treatment and HIV testing and counseling, acupuncture (212) 629-7440 x226 and Chinese medicine, chiropractor, dental care, psychiatry, 6-bed shelter for LGBTQI runaway and homeless young tattoo removal, syringe exchange, and case management. people. Offers social and supportive services.

Washington: Gender Alliance of the South Sound Safe Horizon—Streetwork Project Transgender Resource Guide For young people under 24 www.southsoundgender.com https://www.safehorizon.org/streetwork http://www.southsoundgender.com/2014-GASS-Resource- (800) 708-6600 Guide.pdf Drop-in centers with meals, supportive services, social Published by Gender Alliance of the South Sound and has activities, support groups, syringe exchange, medical care, resources for Western Washington. and referrals to residential programs.

Streetwork Harlem Drop-In Center 209 W. 125th. St., Manhattan (212) 695-2220 M, T, Th, F 12-5 pm Lower East Side Drop-In Center Manhattan: 33 Essex St. (646) 602-6404 M 2-5 (injection drug users only); T, Th, F 2-7 NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 14

Trinity Place Franklin Women’s Shelter Ages 18-24 Bronx: 1122 Franklin Avenue at East 166th St. www.trinitylutherannyc.org/en/outreach/trinity-place-shelter Take the 2 or 5 train to 149th St / 3rd Ave and the 55 Bus to Manhattan: 164 W. 100th St. 3rd Ave and E.166th St. (646) 580-7045 Prevention and Temporary Housing (PATH) 10-bed transitional shelter for LGBTQ young people. Referrals For families with children under 21 Bronx: 151 East 151st St. to medical, social, and supportive services. Take the 2, 4, or 5 train to 149th Street/Grand Concourse. Walk True Colors north on Grand Concourse two blocks, to E. 151st St. and turn Ages 18-24 left. Walk two blocks to Walton Avenue. http://westendres.org/residences/true-colors-residence MainChance Shelter Manhattan: 267-269 W. 154th St. www.grandcentralneighborhood.org/services/mainchance- (212) 873-6300 drop-in-center Permanent supportive housing and social services for Manhattan: East 32nd St. runaway and homeless young people. (212) 883-0680 Ext. 301 Food, clothing, showers, space for resting, and social services Ages 18+ (Adults and Elders) including housing assistance, treatment referrals, and employment counseling. Has some experience working with TGNC-SPECIFIC HOUSING NETWORKS transgender people. Princess Janae Place Sanctuary for Families https://princessjanaeplace.org www.sanctuaryforfamilies.org (212) 349-6009 Queer Housing Nacional (NYC) Provides counseling, shelter, legal, and other services to groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en&fromgroups#!forum/ victims of domestic violence and their children in New York queer-housing-nacional City. Work with clients from all backgrounds, with specialized Housing listserv advertising housing opportunities for services for immigrants (including targeted outreach to Women of Color and allies, welcoming of TGNC people, African women and Spanish-speaking women), LGBTQ people, with a NYC focus. and victims of sex trafficking.If you or someone you know is in need of help, call Sanctuary for Families: SHELTERS (212) 349–6009.

***KNOW YOUR RIGHTS*** Safe Home Project Under DHS policy, you have the right to be housed according HOTLINE: (718) 499-2151 to the gender you identify as. Shelter workers are required to LGBT Shelter for Survivors of Domestic/Intimate Partner call you by the name and pronouns you use and to place you in Violence. Inclusive of trans women. a shelter that matches your gender, regardless of what your ID documents say. Safe Horizon • You cannot be forced to use or go to a facility that does not www.safehorizon.org match your gender Hotlines: • You cannot be forced to dress in a way that does not match Domestic Violence: (800) 621-4673 your gender Crime Victims: (866) 689-4357 Rape, Sexual Assault and Incest: (212)227-3000 • For more information, or for assistance if you are TDD for all hotlines: (866) 604-5350 experiencing trans discrimination in the shelter system, Provides counseling, shelter, legal (including court advocacy), contact SRLP at 212-337-8550. and supportive services to victims of domestic violence, rape and sexual assault, stalking, trafficking, and child abuse in New York City Shelter System New York City. Special programs for youth and young adults If you are homeless, you have a right to shelter in New York and families of homicide victims. Project SAFE provides free City. You can seek assistance by going to any of the intake lock replacements. shelters listed below. There are no adult LGBT or trans-specific shelters in New York City. If you are having difficulty applying PUBLIC & SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAMS for shelter or receiving a bed, or if you have any questions, you can get help at the Coalition for the Homeless Crisis HIV/AIDS Service Administration Intervention Program. 129 Fulton St., Manhattan. Arrive https://www1.nyc.gov/site/hra/help/hiv-aids-services.page before 9 AM to receive help on a first-come-first-served basis. (212) 971-0626 People who are HIV+ and meet HASA’s medical and financial City Intake Shelters eligibility requirements may be eligible for housing and 30th St. Men’s Shelter financial assistance from HASA. If you are interested in HASA Manhattan: 400-430 30th St. at First Ave. please see a case manager at your medical facility or at an 6 train to 28th St and walk to 30th St & 1st Ave. HIV/AIDS service organization. Brooklyn Women’s Shelter Brooklyn: 116 Williams Ave. Take the C train to Liberty Ave. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 15

Mental Health Housing—Office of Mental Health Families for Freedom People who experience serious mental illnesses and meet www.familiesforfreedom.org OMH’s mental health requirements may be eligible for Manhattan: 35 West 31th St, #702 supported housing. Homeless people living with serious Hotline: (646) 290-5551 mental illness may qualify for priority housing. If you are (646) 290-8720 interested in Supported Mental Health Housing, please see a NY-based multi-ethnic defense network by and for case manager at your medical facility, ask your therapist, or immigrants facing and fighting deportation. ask a case manager at any mental health support program you attend. HealthRight International www.healthright.org NYC Housing Authority (NYCHA) http://www1.nyc.gov/site/nycha/index.page Manhattan: 80 Maiden Lane (212) 226-9890 (718) 707-7771 Bronx/Manhattan: 478 E Fordham Rd. 2nd Fl., Bronx Brooklyn/ Assists in applications for asylum based on human rights S.I.: 787 Atlantic Ave., 2nd Fl., Brooklyn Queens: 90-27 Sutphin violations. Experience working with TGNC people. Boulevard, 4th Fl. Immigration Equality Very long wait lists (2+ years). Eligible applicants will be www.immigrationequality.org added to wait list. Must meet the income limits, be a citizen Manhattan: 40 Exchange Place, St. 1705 or documented resident, and be over 18. Call to get an (212) 714-2904 application, or visit a Customer Contact Center (Open M-F 8-5). Free immigration legal services for HIV-affected and LGBT Section 8 people, including asylum seekers. New Section 8 applications are not being processed. Legal-Aid Society SUPPORT FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE www.legal-aid.org Manhattan: 199 Water St. Coalition for the Homeless (212) 577-3300 www.coalitionforthehomeless.org Provides Civil and Criminal legal services to low-income Manhattan: 129 Fulton St. New York residents. (212) 776-2000 Assistance for people who are homeless or at risk, including: Immigration Law Detention Hotline: (212) 577-3456 problems at shelters and intake centers; benefits; mailing Community Law Office: (212) 426-3000 address; housing; referrals for: shelter, clothing, food, Employment Law Project: (888) 218-6974 counseling, legal services, recovery and detox, job training, Health Law Project: (212) 577-3575 medical and mental health services, domestic violence HIV/AIDS Representation Project of the Harlem Homeless counseling, immigration services, assistance with IDs, and Rights Project: (800) 649-9125 more. Walk-in M-F before 9 AM for first-come-first-serve basis. Low-Income Taxpayers Clinic: (212) 426-3013 Prisoners Rights Project: (212) 577-3530 or write to Prisoners’ Rights Project / The Legal Aid Society / 199 Water St. / New York, NY 10038 Immigration and Services for Lorena Borjas Community Fund www.lorenaborjas.org Immigrants [email protected] See also Legal Services Supports low-income LGB and TGNC immigrants to deal with the collateral consequences of arrest, criminal conviction, jail time and court appearances including the financial burdens, Citizenship NOW! At City University of NY loss of personal property, and the many pressures to accept www.cuny.edu/about/resources/citizenship.html unfavorable pleas. (646) 344-7245 Provides free and confidential immigration law services. Many New York Legal Assistance Group locations. One-on-One consultations assess participants’ www.nylag.org/units/lgbt-law eligibility for legal benefits and assist with applications. Manhattan: 7 Hanover Square, 18th Floor Referrals to community, educational, and volunteer General, Immigration, and Family: (212) 613-5000 opportunities. Tutoring in English and for immigration exam. LGBT Law Project: (212) 613-5000 ext. 5107 Not LGBT specific. Offers legal support to low-income New Yorkers: General Legal Support, Immigration Protection Unit, LGBT Law Desis Rising Up and Moving (DRUM) Project, Matrimonial and Family Law, Legal Health, Total Life www.drumnyc.org Choices (wills, proxies, powers of attorney), Special Litigation, Queens: 72-18 Roosevelt Ave. Special Education, Financial Counseling, and Holocaust (718) 205-3036 Compensation Assistance. Builds leadership in low-income South Asian immigrant communities, particularly of women and youth, undocumented immigrants, and immigrants who are detained, in NYC. Runs several projects including the Immigrant Justice Program, Azaadi Legal Defense Project, Youth Power! and the Queens Drivers License Coalition. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 16

Make the Road By Walking www.maketheroadny.org Intersex/DSD Resources Brooklyn: 301 Grove St. (718) 418-7690 Local & Surrounding Areas: Queens: 92-10 Roosevelt Ave., Jackson Heights (718) 565-8500 Accord Alliance Staten Island: 479 Port Richmond Ave. www.accordalliance.org (718) 727-1222 NJ: 531 Rt 22 East #244, Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889 Free bilingual English-Spanish legal and supportive services (908) 349-0534 aimed at holistic support; Assistance with Public Benefits, Provides education and advocacy for people and families SSD/I, Fair Hearings, Housing, Immigration, Healthcare and affected by DSD (“Disorders of Sexual Development”) or insurance access, Civil Rights issues; Community organizing intersex conditions, including support information. and advocacy. Organisation Intersex International (OII) USA NY Immigration Coalition http://oiiinternational.com www.thenyic.org The Organisation Intersex International (OII) is a global (212) 627-2227 advocacy group for people born with bodies which have Manhattan: 137-139 West 25th St., 12th Floor Policy/advocacy atypical sexual characteristics. It is the largest intersex work, education, technical assistance, and leadership support group in the world, with branches on continents. development to support immigrants in NYS: focus on Provides education, support, and advocacy information. health, education, immigration, housing and parks, civic participation, and language access. Offers a comprehensive list of low-cost immigration service providers in NY. National:

Sylvia Rivera Law Project interACT www.srlp.org Massachusetts: (707) 793-1190 Manhattan: 147 W 24th St, 5th Floor https://interactadvocates.org (212) 337-8550 interACT uses innovative legal and other strategies, to advocate Provides free legal services to TGNC people of color and for the human rights of children born with intersex traits. low-income TGNC people, call for drop-in hours. Legal Services Insurance Services See also Immigration Community Health Advocates (Commercial, Public) http://www.communityhealthadvocates.org NAME CHANGE ASSISTANCE These orgs can help you file to change your name: National Center for Transgender Equality (Commercial, Public) New York—NYC: Sylvia Rivera Law Project; Transgender Legal https://transequality.org/issues/resources/map-state- Defense and Education Fund; West Village Name Change health-insurance-rules Clinic; LGBT Law Project at NYLAG; and the Peter Cicchino Youth Project at the Urban Justice Center. Out2Enroll New York—Hudson Valley: The Loft https://out2enroll.org New York—Long Island: The Long Island GLBT Community Center Sylvia Rivera Law Project (Public) https://srlp.org New England (CT, MA, ME): www.glad.org/id New Jersey: Legal Services of New Jersey; Procedure The Legal Aid Society (Public) available online: http://www.njcourts.gov/forms/10551_ http://www.legal-aid.org/en/home.aspx namechg_adult.pdf

Transcend Legal (Commercial) Getting needed documentation for your name change: https://transcendlegal.org Birth Certificate. Contact the Office of Vital Records and Statistics in the county you were born in. Born in NYC: www.nyc.gov/html/doh/home.html or call 212-788-4520. Born in NYS: http://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/services/birth- certificates.page Rap Sheet, if you have a record. Contact the Legal Action Center at www.lac.org or (800) 223-4044. Additional documents might be requested, based on your individual situation. Contact a lawyer if you have any questions. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 17

Name change in Civil Courts in NYC Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund www.nycourts.gov/courts/nyc/civil www.lambdalegal.org NYC residents may file name change petitions at civil courts Manhattan: 120 Wall St., Ste 1500 in any of the 5 Boroughs. You can go to Manhattan court (212) 209-8585 even if you live in another borough. SRLP has detailed Serves LGBT and HIV+ people through impact litigation, explanations of the process in NYC in English & Spanish education, and public policy work. at srlp.org/resources/namechange. Legal-Aid Society Court locations: www.legal-aid.org Manhattan: 111 Centre St, Rm. 118, 646-386-5609 Manhattan: 199 Water St. Brooklyn: 141 Livingston St., Bronx: 851 Grand Concourse, (212) 577-3300 Queens: 89-17 Sutphin Blvd., Staten Island: 927 Castleton Ave. Provides Civil and Criminal legal services to low-income New GENDER MARKER/SEX DESIGNATION CHANGES Yorkers. Projects include: Community Law Office: (212) 426-3000 To change your gender marker on your ID (State ID, SS Card, Employment Law Project: (888) 218-6974 Passport, Birth Certificate, and Benefits card) you will need Health Law Project: (212) 577-3575 a letter from a licensed PCP meeting specific requirements. HIV/AIDS Representation Project of the Harlem Homeless See below, and Callen-Lorde has a guide at callen-lorde.org/ Rights Project: (800) 649-9125 transhealth Immigration Law Detention Hotline: (212) 577-3456 Birth Certificates:Vary by state. Low-Income Taxpayers Clinic: (212) 426-3013 Please see: www.drbecky.com/birthcert.html Prisoners Rights Project: (212) 577-3530 or write to Medicaid: No official policy exists. Prisoners’ Rights Project / The Legal Aid Society / Passport: Letter from licensed medical provider. See: 199 Water St. / New York, NY 10038 www.transequality.org/Resources/passports_2012.pdf Legal Services of New Jersey Social Security: A letter from surgeon or provider verifying www.lsnj.org that “sex change surgery was completed.” State ID—New York: Letter from licensed medical provider Web Intake: https://lsnjlawhotline.org indicating that one gender predominates (888) 576-5229 State ID—New Jersey: Completed form: Provides legal assistance on civil matter to low-income http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/pdf/license/genderchange.pdf New Jersey residents. Offers guidance on name changes on New York State Vital Records Offices the telephone (but does not represent clients for the name www.health.ny.gov/vital_records change process). Experience with TGNC people. Request birth certificates and file requests to change your LGBT Law Association of Greater New York name or gender marker on your birth certificate for people www.le-gal.org/site who were born in NYS. Manhattan: 799 Broadway, #340 OTHER LEGAL SERVICES (212) 353-9118 American Civil Liberties Union: LGBT Project Resource center, lawyer assistance program, LGBT Life www.aclu.org/lgbt Planning, Legal Walk-In Clinics on Long Island and in Manhattan, the West Village Trans-Legal Clinic. Manhattan: 125 Broad St., 18th Floor West Village Trans-Legal Clinic: Name Change Project (212) 549-2500 @ the LGBT Center on the First Monday of each month, Advocacy, impact litigation, and legal services for LGBT people assistance for legal name change. focusing on: LGBT rights, relationships/marriage,parenting, youth & schools, and TGNC discrimination. For assistance The LOFT—LGBT Community Services Center for the regarding discrimination based on LGBT identity or HIV Lower Hudson Valley status go to: www.aclu.org/lgbt www.loftgaycenter.org • Transgender People and the Law Resource Guide: White Plains: 252 Bryant Ave. www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/transgender-people-and-law (914) 948-2932 Pro-Bono Name Change Project for TGNC people and Drop-In ACLU of New Jersey: Legal Clinic for LGBT legal questions. www.aclu-nj.org www.aclu-nj.org/yourrights/fileacomplaint Long Island GLBT Community Center (973) 642-2084 www.liglbtcenter.org Gay and Lesbian Rights and Discrimination cases, has Bay Shore, NY: 34 Park Ave. experience working with TGNC people. (631) 665-2300 Long Island Trans Experience (LITE) offers support services for New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) TGNC people, including Name Change Clinic. www.nyclu.org www.nyclu.org/content/getting-legal-assistance Prisoners’ Legal Services of New York www.plsny.org Manhattan: 125 Broad St. Ithaca, NY: 114 Prospect St. Ithaca, NY 14850 Provides legal services, advocacy, and public education to fight for civil rights. Free legal services for NYS prisoners. Submit inquiries via mail. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 18

Servicemembers Legal Defense Network (SLDN) NYC Commission on Human Rights www.sldn.org www.nyc.gov/html/cchr Washington DC: PO Box 65301, Washington DC 20035 311 or (212) 306-7450 (202) 328-3244 or (202) 328-FAIR Call to file NYC human rights violations and discrimination Legal services, watchdog, and policy work that supports LGB complaints. NYC’s Anti-Discrimination law includes and TGNC servicemembers and is dedicated to full equality protections for people based on gender identity and and ending discrimination and harassment based on sexual sexual orientation as well as race, religion, national origin, orientation or gender identity. Free legal services to active sex, age, disability, marital status, familial status, military service members and veterans. status, domestic/intimate partner violence victim status, arrest or conviction record, or genetic characteristics. Sylvia Rivera Law Project (SRLP) www.srlp.org NYS Division of Human Rights Manhattan: 147 W 24th St, 5th Floor www.dhr.ny.gov (212) 337-8550 Bronx: One Fordham Plaza, 4th Floor Provides free legal services to TGNC people of color and low- (718) 741-8400 / TDD: (718) 741-8300 income TGNC people, call for drop-in hours. Files NY State discrimination claims based on: race, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, sexual orientation, marital Transgender Law and Policy Fund status, familial status, military status, domestic/intimate www.transgenderlaw.org partner violence victim status, arrest or conviction record, Brooklyn: 328 Flatbush Ave., Box 312 or genetic characteristics. Advocates for TGNC people and brings together experts and advocates to work on law and policy initiatives designed to COMPLAINTS: LAWYERS/ATTORNEYS GRIEVANCES advance transgender equality. NYS Attorney Grievance Committees (by county) https://www.nycourts.gov/attorneys/grievance/complaints.shtml Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund (TLDEF) www.transgenderlegal.org Takes complaints about unethical conduct by attorneys. Bronx and Manhattan: Manhattan: 61 Broadway, 2nd Floor Manhattan: 151 West 19th St., Suite 1103 (212) 401-0800 (646) 862-9396 Brooklyn, Queens & Staten Island: Brooklyn: 335 Adams St., Addresses discrimination against TGNC people through Suite 2400 (718) 923-6300 impact litigation and advocacy. The Name Change Project Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Rockland and Westchester provides free legal representation during the name change Counties: White Plains, NY: 399 Knollwood Road, Suite 200 process. (914) 824-5070 Urban Justice Center Nassau and Suffolk Counties: Hauppauge, NY: 150 Motor www.urbanjustice.org Parkway, Suite 102 (631) 231-3775 Manhattan: 123 William St. 16th Floor COMPLAINTS: LICENSED PROVIDERS (646) 602-5600 Provides direct legal service, advocacy, community education NYS Office of Professional Discipline and political organizing to NYC’s most vulnerable residents. www.op.nysed.gov/opd/complain.htm (800) 442-8106 / Fax: (212) 951-6420 Peter Cicchino Youth Project File complaints about unethical practice by licensed providers: https://pcyp.urbanjustice.org acupuncturists, massage therapists, therapists, social Free legal services for LGBT young people; drop in clinics at Ali workers, pharmacists, dentists, dental hygienists, nurses, Forney, Streetwork Project, and Hetrick Martin Institute midwives, occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech-language pathologists, and more. Complaints about Sex Workers Law Project (MDs) go to the Office of Professional Medical Conduct. https://swp.urbanjustice.org (646) 602-5617 Office of Professional Medical Conduct Free legal services for sex workers, former sex workers, and www.health.ny.gov/professionals/doctors/conduct those that are profiled or at risk for engaging in sex work, Complaints: (800) 663-6114, including victims of human trafficking. Main: (518) 402-0836 433 River St., Suite 303, Troy COMPLAINTS: DISCRIMINATION File complaints about unethical practice by licensed medical Equal Opportunity Employment Commission, providers including: general practitioners, internists, cardiologists, NY District Office gynecologists, pediatricians, urologists, psychiatrists, www.eeoc.gov surgeons, radiologists, oncologists, anesthesiologists, Manhattan: 33 Whitehall St. ophthalmologists, orthopedists, and other specialists. (212) 336-3620; (800) 669-4000 / TTY (800) 669-6820 Call to file complaints regarding employment discrimination under federal law. Intake hours are Monday-Friday, from 9:00am to 3:00 pm. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 19

COMPLAINTS: NYPD/POLICE MISCONDUCT Jewish Board of Family and Children’s Services— GLBTQ Counseling Unit Civilian Complaint Review Board https://jewishboard.org/listing/gay-lesbian-bi-sexual- http://www1.nyc.gov/site/ccrb/complaints/complaints.page transgender-and-questioning-counseling-glbtq Manhattan: 40 Rector St., 2nd Floor Manhattan: 135 West 50th St. (212) 306-7450 (212) 632-4482 Accepts complaints about NYPD misconduct by the mail, Individual, group, couples and family therapy addressing phone, or internet. issues relevant to the GLBTQ community such as identity NYPD—GLBT Liaison Unit formation, , HIV/AIDS and the impact of Manhattan: One Police Plaza, Room 308 , as well as general mental health problems; (646) 610-6017 Psychiatry and medication management available. NYPD Liaison to the LGBT Community. Post Graduate Center for Mental Health: Center for Adult Psychotherapy www.pgcmh.org Manhattan: 71 West 23rd St., 7th Floor Mental Health Services (212) 576-4195 Client-centered outpatient mental health services including Ackerman Institute for the Family therapy, group therapy, psychiatry, and medication www.ackerman.org management. Experience working with LGBT people. Other Manhattan: 149 East 78th St. Postgraduate sites offer additional services. (212) 879-4900 Couples, and family counseling. Gender and Family Pro- ject Rainbow Heights provides groups and family therapy to families with TGNC www.rainbowheights.org children and adolescents. Brooklyn: 25 Flatbush Ave. 4th Fl. (718) 852-2584 Gay and Lesbian Affirmative Psychotherapy @ ICP LGBT-focused psychosocial club and advocacy for adults who http://icpnyc.org/pcgs experience major mental illness. Psychotherapy, psychiatry, Manhattan: 1841 Broadway and substance use treatment available through Heights Hills. (212) 333-3444 LGBT affirmative psychotherapy 1-3 sessions a week. Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program Mount Sinai Hospital Gateway Program of Integrated Health Services for www.mssm.edu/SAVI LGBT People Manhattan: 1468 Madison Ave. Westchester County Medical Center (212) 423-2140 www.westchestermedicalcenter.com Counseling for survivors of rape, sexual assault, child abuse, Valhalla, NY: 100 Woods Rd. domestic violence, and intimate partner violence and (914) 493-1753 support services for friends and families of survivors; Takanot Individual, family, couple, group, and substance abuse Project, counseling and support services for Orthodox treatment specifically for LGBT people. Pre-teens through Jewish survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence; seniors. Linkages to primary care and specialty health Legal advocacy; Education and training; Not LGBT-specific. services provided. Emergency Room Advocacy at: Manhattan: Harlem Hospital; Lenox Hill Hospital; Metropolitan Hospital; The Mount Sinai Heights Hill Mental Health—LGBT Affirmative Hospital; and Queens: Elmhurst Hospital Center; Queens Psychotherapy Program Hospital Center; The Mount Sinai Hospital of Queens www.rainbowheights.org/affirmative_program.php Brooklyn: 25 Flatbush Ave. St. Lukes Roosevelt—Child and Family Institute (718) 875-1420 www.mountsinai.org/patient-care/service-areas/psychiatry/ areas-of-care/child-and-adolescent-psychiatry/outpatient- Outpatient program with dedicated services for LGBT people clinical-services/mount-sinai-roosevelt-and-mount-sinai-st- living with major mental illness. Psychiatric/ psychological lukes-outpatient-services assessment; medication management; individual, family, and group therapy; educational groups; and social services. Manhattan: 411 W. 114th St. Manhattan: 1090 Amsterdam Ave. Institute for Personal Growth (212) 523-4885 www.ipgcounseling.com Outpatient long-term individual, family, and group NJ: Jersey City, Highland Park, Freehold NYC: Chelsea, Union psychotherapy for young people ages 0-18 with health Square, and the Village insurance. Offers DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy) (800) 379-9220 program and a trans-inclusive therapy group for LGBT Individual, group, couples and family therapy. Specialties youth ages 15-18. in working with LGB and TGNC people, queer and poly The Staten Island LGBT Center relationships, BDSM, kink, and sex therapy. www.silgbtcenter.org Staten Island: 25 Victory Island (718) 808-1362 Free Individual and Group psychotherapy. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 20

PEER MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT RESOURCES National: The Icarus Project Alternatives to Marriage Project www.theicarusproject.net www.unmarried.org Network of people living with and/or affected by experiences Seattle, WA: PMB 136, 10002 Aurora Ave N. #36 that are diagnosed as psychiatric conditions. Offers a website (347) 987-1068 community, distributes publications on personal mental health care, offers tools, shares skills, creates art, engages in Advocates for equality and fairness for unmarried people, advocacy and activism, enhances community capacity, and including those who are single, who choose not to marry, who offers technical assistance. Local and campus groups in cannot marry, or who live together before marriage. Provides many areas. support and information to constituents, fights discrimination based on marital status, and educates the public about Queer Mental Health related social and economic issues. Specific support and www.queermentalhealth.org information or LGBT people, about domestic partnerships, and Community-based support and resource site for queer people about parenting. with mental health issues and their partners/ family/friends. COLAGE (People with a Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender We welcome anybody including (but by no means limited to) or Queer Parent) people who are LGB, TGNC, two- spirited, intersex, queer, www.colage.org questioning, and/or allies. San Francisco, CA: 1550 Bryant St., Suite 830 (415) 861-5437 COLAGE is a national movement of children, youth, and adults Partnership, Parenting, and with one or more lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and/ or queer (LGBTQ) parent/s. We build community and work Families toward social justice through youth empowerment, leadership development, education, and advocacy. Local & Surrounding Areas: • Kids of Trans Guide (for people with a transgender or gender non-conforming parent) – www.colage.org/resources/kot Ackermann Institute for the Family • Let’s Get This Straight: The Ultimate Handbook www.ackerman.org for Youth with LGBTQ Parents – Manhattan: 149 East 78th St. www.colage.org/ featured/letsgetthisstraight (212) 879-4900 Human Rights Campaign The Gender and Family Project (GFP) provides outpatient http:/www.hrc.org and www.hrc.org/issues/parenting clinical services (groups and family therapy) to families with gender nonconforming and transgender children and Washington, DC: 1640 Rhode Island Ave. N.W. adolescents. (800) 777-4723 Advocacy and organizing for LGBT Equal Rights. HRC has a LGBT Community Center: Center Families number of resources for TGNC people. Parenting page offers www.gaycenter.org/families guides on adoption, assisted reproduction, foster parenting, Manhattan: 208 West 13th St. protecting your family, and schools. Not trans specific, but (212) 620-7310 useful information. Center Families: Support groups (TGNC Parenting Group, Parents, Family, & Friends of & Gays (PFLAG) Parenting Support and Networking, and more); support for www.community.pflag.org family-making processes (insemination, adoption, fostering, cooperative parenting, and more); financial planning; and Washington, DC: 1828 L St., NW, Suite 660 events for families with young children. (202) 467-8180 Offers support to LGBT people and their families through the Marriage Resource Project: Resources for LGBT marriage coming out process in NY. • PFLAG Transgender Network (TNet) focuses on support for LGBT Foster Care Project: Collaborative project between the transgender people and their parents, families, and friends. Center and ACS to train and support foster care agencies in supporting LGBT young people in foster care, including parent Trans Youth Equality Foundation resources on fostering and adoption, and resources for young www.transyouthequality.org people in foster care. (207) 478-4087 Provides education, advocacy, and support for TGNC children, youth, and their families. Fact sheets, reading lists, and resources lists for children, youth, and adults.

Transition Youth Family Allies www.imatyfa.org/index.html (888) 462-8932 Support for TGNC youth and families. Online message boards, newsletter, educational programs, and support for people working with TGNC youth. Reading lists. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 21

Parenting: Reproductive Services National:

Reproductive Science Center of New England Local and Surrounding Areas: www.gayivf.com/index.cfm Locations in MA, RI, and NH Reproductive Medicine Associates of NY (RMANY) (800) 858-4832 https://rmany.com Donor sperm and egg programs, surrogacy program, IVF, Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York supports the infertility, sperm and egg freezing. goals of all individuals desiring a family. The numbers and communities of LGBTQIA families continue to grow and we are Sperm Bank of California proud to provide fertility care to meet the needs of transgender www.thespermbankofca.org patients. We are here to answer your questions and provide Berkeley, CA: 2115 Milvia Street Ste 201 (510) 841-1858 expert comprehensive and attentive reproductive care. Sperm banking and storage; Anonymous and Identity- It’s Conceivable: Directory of LGBTQ-Friendly Fertility Release Donor programs; Andrology services. Clinics & Hospitals in NYC-Metro Area FIRST-PERSON NARRATIVES AND OTHER RESOURCES itsconceivablenow.com/fertility-clinics-and-hospitals-in-nyc and itsconceivablenow.com/gay-friendly-obs-midwives-and- COLAGE Donor Insemination Guide: www.colage.org/ doulas-in-nyc resources/for-lgbtq-parents/donor-insemination-guide LGBT-affirming reproductive services providers in NYC. www.rainbowhealthontario.ca/resources/lgbtq-parenting- connection California Cryobank Milk Junkies (breastfeeding): https://cryobank.com www.milkjunkies.net/ Musings of a (soon-to-be) Transgender Manhattan: 369 Lexington Ave, St. 401 (Donors/ Clients) Father: transfa- ther.blogspot.com (212) 779-1608 Manhattan: 635 Madison Ave, 10th Fl. (Sperm Storage) Radical Doula: radicaldoula.com (866) 477-3762 Rainbow Health Ontario—Reproductive Options for Trans Sperm banking and storage; Anonymous and Identity- People: https://www.rainbowhealthontario.ca/wp-content/ Release Donor programs; Andrology services. TGNC uploads/woocommerce_uploads/2012/09/RHO_FactSheet_ experience. Locations in Los Angeles and Palo Alto (CA), REPRODUCTIVEOPTIONSFORTRANSPEOPLE_E.pdf Cambridge (MA), Las Vegas (NV), and Norwalk (CT). The Doula Project: www.doulaproject.org Callen-Lorde Community Health Center Alternative T-Male: www.thetransitionalmale.com/Surrogate.html Insemination Clinic TS Roadmap: Reproductive Options for Trans Women: www.callen-lorde.org www.tsroadmap.com/physical/storage.html Manhattan: 356 W. 18th St. (212) 271-7200 Transgender Sexual Health Clinic, including routine trans-sensitive gyn services, screenings, and alternative Prison & Reentry Services insemination program.

The Doula Project Local and Surrounding Areas: https://www.doulaproject.net New York City Fortune Society Provides free emotional, physical, and informational support https://fortunesociety.org to people across the spectrum of pregnancy. Offers low- Queens: 29-76 Northern Boulevard, Long Island City cost birth doula services to pregnant people, works with an (212) 691-7554 adoption center to provide doula services for birth mothers, Holistic, one-stop services: Alternatives to Incarceration, and works with abortion clinics to provide doula services for drop-in, employment, education, family, health, housing, those seeking abortions. substance abuse treatment, reentry/transitional services, recreation, and lifetime aftercare. LGBT Community Center: Center Families Walk-in Hours are from 8:00am-4:00pm, M-F Letters www.gaycenter.org/families of Reasonable Assurance (re: Fortune Society providing Manhattan: 208 West 13th St. reentry services after release): Write to Edward Hosek, c/o The (212) 620-7310 Fortune Society, 29-76 Northern Boulevard, Long Island City, Center Families: Support groups (TGNC Parenting Group, NY 11101, RE: Letter of Reasonable Assurance. Parenting Support and Networking, and more); support for family-making processes (insemination, adoption, fostering,); Welcome Home: A Resource Guide for Reentrants and financial planning; and events for families with young children. their Families New Jersey Fertility Center www.realcostofprisons.org/materials/welcome-home.pdf www.ivfnj.com & www.ivfnj.com/fertility-preservation- Harlem Community Justice Center options-for-the-lgbt-community-by-dr-marcus-jurema Manhattan: 170 East 121st St. Multiple locations in NJ (212) 360-4131 IVF, egg freezing, egg donation, and surrogacy. NYC referrals to support people after incarceration. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 22

New York Public Library Correctional Services Program Religious Organizations and www.nypl.org/help/community-outreach/correctional- Communities services-program Provides books to people who are currently incarcerated in NY and community resources and referrals. Local And Surrounding Areas: · Connections: A Guide for Formerly Incarcerated People to Information Sources in NYC and The Job Search: www.nypl. Christian: Judson Memorial Church org/sites/default/ files/11_1_11connections_2012.pdf www.judson.org Manhattan: 55 Washington Square South Sylvia Rivera Law Project (212) 477-0351 Prisoner Advisory Committee (PAC) A sanctuary for progressive activism, artistic expression, and www.srlp.org spiritual nurture that welcomes all LGBT people to participate Manhattan: 147 W 24th St, 5th Floor fully in the life and ministry of the church. (212) 337-8550 Provides free legal services to TGNC people of color and Christian: Metropolitan Community Church of NY low-income TGNC people, call for drop-in hours. Prisoner mccny.org Advisory Committee made of TGNC people and allies who are Manhattan: 446 West 36th St. currently incarcerated. Works on changing policies, building (212) 629-7440 community, and sharing information and strategies. Produces A spiritual home for the LGBT community, open to all. a newsletter, In Solidarity. GenderPeople transgender support group.

· It’s War In Here: A Report on the Treatment of Transgender Jewish: Eshel and Intersex People in New York State Men’s Prisons: www.eshelonline.org www.srlp.org/files/warinhere.pdf Builds community for traditional, Orthodox, and frum LGBT Trans in Prison Newsletter Jews. Develops community programming including a https://giccolorado.org/programs/trans-in-prison Shabbaton, educational initiatives, and a resource library of HOTLINE: (303) 586-1452 welcoming resources for individuals & Rabbis. Published to support TGNC people who are incarcerated. Free Jewish: Institute of Judaism and Sexual Orientation to all prisoners who request it. $25 subscription for people http://ijso.huc.edu who are not currently incarcerated. Directory of LGBT and Welcoming synagogues, Jewish LGBT organizations, educational resources, and research.

National: Jewish: Congregation Beit Simchat Torah www.cbst.org Hearts on a Wire Collective Manhattan: 57 Bethune St. [email protected] (212) 929-9498 Philadelphia, PA: PO Box 36831; Philadelphia, PA 19107 Synagogue serving LGBTQ community of NYC since 1973. Has Produces quarterly newsletter for transgender and an active Trans Empowerment Committee. gender variant people incarcerated in Pennsylvania, with contributions by trans & gender variant people who are Jewish: Kolot Chayeinu currently or formerly incarcerated, as well as supportive www.kolotchayeinu.org community members. Brooklyn: 1012 Eighth Ave. (at Church of Gethsemane) Prison Writing Program (718) 390-7493 Pen American Center Independent synagogue with a diverse community including www.pen.org/prison-writing varying sexual orientations, gender identities, races, family Handbook to assist writers in developing skills, writing arrangements, and Jewish identities and backgrounds. workshops, and assists in getting writing published. Runs an Muslim: Muslims for Progressive Values annual Prison Writing competition. www.mpvusa.org · Handbook for Writers in Prison: LGB and TGNC-friendly religious and cultural organization https://pen.org/order-the-handbook-for-writers-in-prison headquartered in LA with chapters/affiliates in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, New York, Washington DC, and Ottowa. Resources for contemporary progressive Islam and a list of progressive mosques. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 23

National: HARM REDUCTION AND SYRINGE EXCHANGE Frost’D TransFaith Online www.frostd.org www.transfaithonline.org Manhattan: 290 Lenox Ave. Basement Fl. Interfaith online support for TGNC people. (212) 924-3733 Syringe exchange, HIV and Hep C testing, psychotherapy Human Rights Campaign for people living with HIV, Harm Reduction Planning and www.hrc.org Overdose Prevention. Washington, DC: 1640 Rhode Island Ave. NW (800) 777-4723 Harm Reduction Coalition Advocacy and organizing for LGBT Equal Rights. www.harmreduction.org HRC has a number of resources for TGNC people. 22 West 27th St., 5th Fl., Manhattan • Organizing and discussion about religious communities and (212) 213-6376 LGBT inclusion. Oakland, CA: 1440 Broadway, Suite 510 (510) 444-6969 • Living Openly in Your Place of Worship – Overdose prevention; training, leadership development; and www.hrc.org/resources/category/religion-faith advocacy to support the health and dignity of individuals and Buddhist: Int’l Transgender Buddhist Sangha communities affected by drug use. www.transgenderbuddhism.blog2blog.nl Positive Health Project at Housing Works International network to support transgender Buddhists. www.housingworks.org/heal Christian: Institute for Welcoming Resources Manhattan: 301 West 37th St., 2nd Floor www.welcomingresources.org (212) 465-8304 Searchable map of Christian congregations that welcome Support groups, Case Management, Crisis Intervention, and LGBTQ people, supportive organizations, educational Syringe Exchange. resources for individuals and congregations, and more. DETOX AND RESIDENTIAL (INPATIENT) Muslim and Hindi: The Queer East Addictions Institute www.queereast.org/resources.html www.addictioninstituteny.org Resources for LGB and TGNC people of Asian descent, Manhattan: 1000 Tenth Ave. including Hindi and Muslim resources. (212) 523-8373 Radical Faeries Experience working with TGNC people. Medicaid, Medicare, www.radfae.org and many private plans. Spiritually and politically radical queer communities. Links Arms Acres to information about regional Radical Faerie activities and http://www.armsacres.com individual Faerie websites. In– and Out-Patient recovery services. Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and many private plans. Some experience working with the LGBT community.

Substance Use and Bronx Addiction Treatment Center Recovery Services Bronx Psychiatric Center www.oasas.ny.gov/atc/bronx/index.cfm Bronx: Building #13, 1500 Waters Pl. Local and Surrounding Areas: (718) 904-0026 x323 Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, Private Insurance, Military 12 STEP RESOURCES Insurance, and uninsured. Must live in the Bronx. Some The Long Island LGBT Center, Staten Island LGBT Center, and experience with transgender people. The Loft have 12 Step Recovery groups. Palladia, Inc.—Starhill Trans Network AA: [email protected] http://www.addicted.org/directory/item/palladia-inc- Queer & Sober: nycqueerandsober.org starhillintensive-residential.html LGBT Center: www.gaycenter.org/groups/12step Bronx: 1600 Macombs Rd. NYC Young People AA: www.nycypaa.org (718) 299-3300 NYC/NYS 12 Step Listings: www.nyintergroup.org Must be NYC resident to be eligible for services. Has some Agnostic AA Meetings: www.agnosticaanyc.org experience offering services to TGNC people. Alcoholic’s Anonymous: (212) 647-1680 NYC Al-Anon: www.nycalanon.org Al-Anon: (212) 941-0094 Crystal Meth Anonymous NY: www.nycma.org Crystal Meth Anonymous: (212) 642-5029 Sexual Compulsives Anonymous: www.sca-recovery.org and (212) 439-1123 NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 24

National: Surgery Scholarships

Brattleboro Retreat, Mental Health and Addiction Care Black Transmen www.brattlebororetreat.org http://blacktransmen.org Brattleboro, VT: 75 Linden St, https://blacktrans.org/what-we-do/programs-services/28- (802) 258-3700 health/65-trans-health-fund.html Offers LGBT specific unit, gender neutral bathrooms. Accepts Medicare, Private Insurances. CK Life cklife.org Pride Institute (347) 881-7005 www.pride-institute.com Offers cholarships for gender-confirming surgeries, runs a Locations in Minnesota and Florida transgender support group & the CK Life Trans Clinic. (800) 547-7433 *Those receiving NYS insurance will not be eligible Treats sex addiction. Access to concurrent groups focusing on LGBT DV, anger management and seniors. Some experience Comprehensive Guide to Surgery Fundraising with transgender people. http://transguys.com/features/surgery-fundraising *This feature is geared towards transmen, but can be applied to any patient seeking funding alternatives DAY PROGRAMS (OUTPATIENT) Jim Collins Foundation jimcollinsfoundation.org Local and Surrounding Areas: North Branford, CT: P.O. Box 1002 Offers scholarships for gender-confirming procedures. Addictions Institute www.addictioninstituteny.org Point of Pride Manhattan: 1000 Tenth Avenue http://pointofpride.org/annual-transgender-surgery-fund (212) 523-8373 TUFF Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and many private plans. http://www.tufforg.com Experienced working with TGNC people. Crystal Clear Methadone Maintenance program.

Center CARE @ the LGBT Community Center www.gaycenter.org/health/recovery Vocal Coaching Manhattan: 208 West 13th St. (212) 620-7310 Christie Block www.transgendervoice.net Center CARE Recovery Intensive Outpatient Substance Abuse Program (OASAS Certified). Manhattan: 65 Broadway, Suite 901 (347) 677-3619 Gateway Program of Integrated Health Services for Transgender Voice Training and Speech Therapy for people LGBT People of all . Provides low-cost workshops and individual Westchester County Medical Center sessions. www.westchestermedicalcenter.com Valhalla, NY: 100 Woods Rd. Norma Garbo (914) 493-1753 mikemusc.wix.com/normagarbo Provides individual, family, couple, group, and substance Manhattan: 830 Broadway abuse treatment specifically for LGBT people. Pre-teens (212) 475-2233 through seniors. Linkages to primary care and specialty Classes and DVD on voice feminizing as well as voice health services provided. coaching. Rooted in performance techniques.

Greenwich House Rhonda K. Rulnik, MA, CCC-SLP www.greenwichhouse.org Voorhees, NJ: 15 Hopkins Street Manhattan: 122 West 27th St., 6th Fl. (856) 309-7110 (212) 691-2900 Adult and adolescent speech/voice therapy. Alcohol and Substance Abuse Treatment, Methadone Voice Care Center Maintenance. Medicaid, ADAP on limited basis. Westchester Institute for Human Development Realization Center http://www.wihd.org/programs-services/speech-and-hearing realizationcenternyc.com Valhalla, NY: Cedarwood Hall Manhattan: 19 Union Square West (914) 493-7294 (212) 627-9600 Voice assessment laboratory, as well as providing assessment Broad range of specialized programs including ones for and treatment of voice disorders for children and adults. people who are dually diagnosed with serious mental illness, a Offers TGNC voice training. sexual addiction program, a program for LGBT people, and for people who are using crystal meth. NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 25

Dr. Mark Courey,MD Manhattan: 5 East 98th Street 8th Floor Reading List: Memoirs and (212) 241-9425 Personal Writing Dr. Courey evaluates patients with gender-related vocal The Queer Zine Archive Project has many, many writings by difficulties, follows them through behavioral changes which TGNC and queer people. qzap.org often helps to make their voice and communication style congruent with their desires, and performs surgery to alter A Queer and Pleasant Danger, Hello Cruel World: 101 pitch and laryngeal appearance Alternatives to Suicide for Teens, Freaks, and Other Outlaws, My Gender Workbook, & Gender Outlaw— by Kate Bornstein Josie Zanfordino MA CCC – SLP www.sayitproudspeechtherapy.com Both Sides Now: One ’s Journey through Womanhood— by Dhillon Khosla Direct Line: 607 227 0143 Transgender Woman, W-PATH member ASHA Certified Butch is a Noun—by S. Bear Bergman Speech-Language Pathologist, Licensed in NY and CA Exile and Pride: Disability, Queerness and Liberation— by Eli Clare From the Inside Out: Radical Gender Transformation, For Providers and Professionals FTM and Beyond—by Morty Diamond GenderQueer: Voices from Beyond the Sexual Binary— RESOURCES Edited by Joan Nestle, Riki Wilchins, and Clare Howell. TransLine I Rise—by Toni Newman project-health.org/transline Free transgender medical consultation service with Just Add Hormones: An Insider’s Guide to the Transsexual up-to-date clinical information and individualized case Experience—by Matt Kailey. consultation across a broad range of clinical TGNC issues. Kicked Out—Edited by Sassafras Lowrey 10 Tips for Improving Services for TGNC People Mark 947: A Life Shaped by God, Gender, and Force of Will— transline.zendesk.com/entries/21714001-10-tips-for-providers by Calbernia Addams Cultural competency guide for working with TGNC people Nobody Passes: Rejecting the Rules of Gender Conformity, in clinical settings. Why Are Faggots So Afraid of Faggots, and That’s Revolting! Queer Strategies for Resisting Assimilation—by Mattilda PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Bernstein Sycamore Endocrine Society Persistence: All Ways Butch and and many other Devoted to research on hormones and the clinical practice works—by Ivan Coyote of endocrinology. Seasonal Velocities—by Ryka Aoki • Endocrine Treatment of Transsexual Persons: https://academic.oup.com/jcem/article/94/9/3132/2596324 She’s Not There—by Jennifer Finney Boylan. Tango: My Childhood, Backwards and in High Heels— GLMA: Health Professionals Advancing LGBT Equality by Justin Vivian Bond www.glma.org Largest association of LGBT health care professionals. The Testosterone Files—by Max Valerio Wolf Support for providers and a provider search to assist in The Transgender Child: A Handbook for Families and finding LGBT-affirmative care. Professionals—by Stephanie Brill and Rachel Pepper World Professional Association of Transgender Health Teeny Weenies & Other Short Subjects—by Matt Kailey (WPATH) Through the Door of Life: A Jewish Journey Between www.wpath.org Genders—by Joy Ladin. Promotes evidence based care, education, research, advocacy, public policy and respect in transgender health. Transfeminist Perspectives—by Anne Enke • WPATH Standards of Care Version 7: https://www.wpath.org/ Trans Forming Families: Real Stories About Transgendered publications/soc Loved Ones—by M. Boenke. —by Susan Stryker PROVIDER NETWORKS Transgender Liberation, Transgender Warriors, and Gender Variant Youth and Family Network NYC Stone Butch —by Leslie Feinberg. [email protected] —by Paisley Currah Network of providers in NYC seeking to increase awareness of available local resources for gender variant youth and Transgender Voices: Beyond Women and Men and Becoming a their families. Visible Man—by Jamison Green Transition and Beyond: Observations on Gender Identity— by Redi Vanderurgh Transposes—by Dylan Edwards Whipping Girl: A Transsexual Woman on and the Scapegoating of Femininity NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 26

E-Mail Groups TGNB and TGNB-Supportive E-mail Groups (Listserves) Conferences • Aging Listserves (ElderTG and TAN Professionals): • Black Transmen Advocacy Conference (Dallas, TX): forge-forward.org/aging/listservs retreat.blacktransmen.org/index.html • Dina List (Transgender Orthodox Jews): • Butch Voices (Site Changes): butchvoices.com starways.net/beth/dina.html • Colorado Gold Rush (Denver, CO): gicofcolo.org • Facial Surgery Support: groups.yahoo.com/group/FFS-support • Creating Change: creatingchange.org • FTM Info: • Diva Las Vegas (Las Vegas, NV): geekbabe.com/dlv groups.yahoo.com/group/ftmphalloplastyinfo • Espirit (Port Angeles, WA): espritconf.com • FTM Surgery Financial Planning: • Gender Odyssey (Seattle, WA): genderodyssey.org groups.yahoo.com/group/Finances_SurgeryFTM • Gender Spectrum Family Conference (Seattle, WA): • FTM Surgery Info: groups.yahoo.com/group/ftmsurgeryinfo genderspectrum.org • FTM Medoidioplasty: groups.yahoo.com/ftmmetoidioplasty • Just You Week (Las Vegas, NV): crossdresslasvegas.com • Genderqueer and Transgender Parenting: groups.yahoo. • Nolose (Site Varies): www.nolose.org com/group/GQTGParenting • Philadelphia Trans Wellness Conference (Philadelphia, PA): • Long Island Transgender Community Forum: groups.yahoo. https://www.mazzonicenter.org/trans-wellness com/group/StonyBrookTransSolidarityProject • Southern Comfort Conference (Ft. Lauderdale): • MTF Surgery Info: groups.yahoo.com/group/MTF-SRS-FTM https://sccfla.org/about-1 • Phalloplasty Info: groups.yahoo.com/group/Phalloplastyinfo • The Keystone Conference (Harrisburg, PA): • Re/De/Untransitioning: http://www.keystone-conference.org groups.yahoo.com/group/nogoingback • Trans Ohio Transgender & Ally Symposium (Columbus, OH): • The Art of : transohio.wordpress.com groups.yahoo.com/group/theartoftucking • Trans Youth Summit (Boston, MA): masstpc.org/events/tys • The Deciding Line (FTM Lower Surgeries): • Transcending Boundaries (Springfield, MA): groups.yahoo.com/TheDecidingline transcendingboundaries.org • Trans Couples (MTF/FTM couples): • Transgender Leadership Summit (Los Angeles, CA): groups.yahoo.com/group/Transcouplesmtfftm transgenderlawcenter.org • Trans Muslims: groups.yahoo.com/group/TransMuslims • Transgender Lives: The Intersection of Health & Law • Trans Sobriety: groups.yahoo.com/group/transobriety Conference (Farmington, CT): transadvocacy.org • Transgender Vets: groups.yahoo.com/group/TSVets • Transgender Religious Leaders Summit (Berkeley, CA): www.clgs.org/transgender-roundtable • TransSistahs-TransBrothas: groups.yahoo.com/group/Transsistahs-Transbrothas • Translating Identity Conference (Burlington, VT): uvm.edu/~tic • TSParenting: groups.yahoo.com/group/TSParenting • Voice TS Group: groups.yahoo.com/group/voicets • NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-BINARY (TGNB) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 27

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TGNB Identities and Transitioning • Scarleteen: for the Real World: www.scarleteen.com • Big Brothers Binders Program: thetransition- almale.com/BBUB.html • The Trans Women’s Anti-Violence Project: ..com • Clothing: DapperQ: dapperq.com; Tom-boy Femme Style: tomboyfemme.com; Community, Arts/Culture, and News Trans Clothing Exchange: transclothesexchange.tumblr.com • BKLYN Boihood: www.bklynboihood.com • Coming Out As a Transgender Person: A Workbook: tinyurl.com/MCCComeOutWkbk • Brown Project: www.brownboiproject.org • FTM at Underworks: ftm.underworks.com • CT Trans Advocacy Coalition: www.transadvocacy.org/?p=17 • FTMInternational: ftmi.org • FlyRights—TSA Complaint Phone Application: • Genderqueer Identities: genderqueerid.com www.fly-rights.org • Hudson’s FTM Guide: ftmguide.org • Global Action for Transgender Equality: • Lynn’s Place: tglynnsplace.com www.transactivists.org • Mazzoni Center Resources: mazzonicenter.org/ resources • National Resource Center on LGBT Aging: • Medical Therapy and Health Maintenance for Transgender www.lgbtagingcenter.org Men: nickgorton.org • Nolose: www.nolose.org • Peecock Products: peecockproducts.com • Original Plumbing: www.originalplumbing.com • Silly (Transition-related Information and news) • PrettyQueer: www.prettyqueer.com http://sillytranswoman.blogspot.com • Queer Commons: www.thequeercommons.org • Susan’s Place: susans.org • TG Forum: tgforum.com • The Transgender Housing Network: Other Online Alternative Resources http://transhousingnetwork.tumblr.com SITES SEEKING DONATIONS • The Transitional Male: thetransitionalmale.com Passport Fund for TGNC folks • Trans Bodies, Trans Selves: http://transbodies.com Fundraising site • Transguys: transguys.com https://www.youcaring.com/ transpeopleintheunitedstates-688603 • Trans-Health: trans-health.com • Transsexual Roadmap: tsroadmap.com/index.html Emotional Support Resources for Trans & Queer POC Fundraising Site • T-VOX: t-vox.org https://www.youcaring.com/ • VCH Trans Health Library: lgbtqiapeopleofcolorstrugglingwithmentalhealth-689882 transhealth.vch.ca/ resources/library Trans Passport Fees Donation Project • LGBT Comptrollers Guide: https:// comptroller.nyc.gov/wp- Fundraising Site content/uploads/ documents/LGBTQ_Guide_2017.pdf https://docs.google.com/forms/d/ e/1FAIpQLSfZCPVjG7qsM2RpqRN8_GRG454cN8daH2IQ3px_ Surgeon Guides p3pvoFJ3iQ/viewform • Transbucket: transbucket.com • T-Vox Surgeons List: t-vox.org/index.php? title=Surgeons SITES SEEKING VOLUNTEERS • TGSurgeons List: https://docs.google.com Yes, I’ll accompany my neighbor Volunteers for Safety Escorts Sexual Health & Health Education https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScGWE8zp TAqoLj6HMLGkKIoKRDVq2RMW_vH8jjh0OwyBGU0YA/ • Emergency: Planning for Unplanned Health Care: viewform?c=0&w=1 griefsucks.wordpress.com/resources/emergency • Fucking Transwomen (Sexual Health Guide By and For NY TransLawHelp Name and Gender Change Support – Transwomen): www.fuckingtranswomen.com PROFESSIONALS Volunteer to offer support • Go Ask Alice!: www.goaskalice.columbia.edu https://docs.google.com/forms/d/ • Lesbian Cancer Initiative Resource Guide (for LBT People): e/1FAIpQLSfaUYcTn0IOPHfGKfJX- www.gaycenter.org/health/lci/resources laCJpKUlRyDgzo_1tuoB1NOjyGNLA/viewform?c=0&w=1 • Primed—The Back Pocket Guide for Transmen and the Men Who Love Us: https://www.rainbowhealthontario.ca/ resources/primed-the-back-pocket-guide-for-trans-men- and-the-men-who-dig-them NYC-METRO AREA TRANSGENDER AND GENDER NON-CONFORMING (TGNC) COMMUNITY RESOURCES 28

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