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Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer Bureau of Policy and Research www.comptroller.nyc.gov June 2016

Guide of Services LGBTQ and Resources Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer

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THE CITY OF NEW YORK OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER

SCOTT M. STRINGER COMPTROLLER Dear Friend:

I am pleased to present the latest edition of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Services Guide – the most comprehensive directory of LGBTQ resources and programs in New York City. For members of the LGBTQ community, connecting to services geared towards their needs can be a challenge. Our Guide is intended to help individuals better understand the resources available, from hundreds of community organizations and health care facilities to counseling and support groups, recreational clubs, and much more.

Throughout my career, I have been a strong and vocal supporter of LGBTQ rights. As an Assembly member, I was one of the first co-sponsors of a 1995 bill to enact marriage equality in the State of NewYork. When my wife and I married in 2010, we did so in Connecticut to protest New York’s continued discrimination against lesbian and gay couples.

As Comptroller, I have continued to work hard to advance equality of opportunity for the LGBTQ community, and in the last year alone have succeeded in:

• Implementing new Corporate Governance Principles and Proxy Voting Guidelines that expand the definition of board diversity beyond race and gender to include LGBT directors, as well as working with California’s Comptroller to encourage other fiduciaries to embrace similar policies.

• Continuing to be an outspoken advocate for requiring all publicly accessible, single occupancy restrooms to become gender neutral and allowing for the code changes to do so, and for passage of the Gender Expression Non-Discrimination Act (GENDA).

• Supporting successful efforts to have The Stonewall Inn named a national monument to commemorate the 1969 Stonewall Uprising and the beginning of the LGBT rights movement.

As the cradle of gay rights activism, New York City is one of the most LGBTQ friendly cities on the planet and I am honored to make this important resource available to all New Yorkers. The Guide breaks down services by interest and geographic area. In order to highlight services beyond Manhattan, the Guide includes individual maps of service providers in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. The Guide also includes an index to make navigation of this extensive directory that much easier.

If you have any questions about the Guide, please send us an email at [email protected]. It is also available online at www.comptroller.nyc.gov/lgbtq. I am confident that you will find the LGBTQ Services Guide a useful and powerful resource. I will never waiver in my lifelong support for equality and dignity for all New Yorkers.

Sincerely,

Scott M. Stringer New York City Comptroller TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Please Note:

The information contained in this Guide is a compilation of information provided by the organizations listed in the Guide and is intended to be utilized as reference and resource material only. The Office of the Comptroller and the City of New York makes no representation, warranty or endorsement, expressed or implied, as to any information contained in the Guide. Similarly, the listing of any person or organization in any part of this Guide does not imply any form of endorsement by the Office of the Comptroller or the City of New York of the products or services provided by that person or organization.

The listing of website addresses provided by the organizations does not constitute an endorsement of any material found at those sites or any linked sites or of any associated organizations, products or services listed at any of those sites. The Office of the Comptroller and the City of New York expresses no view as to the appropriateness or accuracy of information available on those websites or their links. Readers are urged to exercise their own judgment and discretion in visiting any website or link to a website, and in making use of any information contained therein. TABLE OF CONTENTS

LEGAL SERVICES 1

ANTI-VIOLENCE AND HARASSMENT RESOURCES 3

GENERAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS 5

HIV AND AIDS RELATED SERVICES 8

COMMUNITY CENTERS 10

SENIOR NEEDS 11

GENDER IDENTITY SERVICES 12

MINORITY COMMUNITY SERVICES 13

RELIGIOUS AND SPIRITUALITY GROUPS 15

YOUTH AND TEEN SERVICES 17

RECREATIONAL GROUPS 20

LGBTQ GUIDE 23

INDEX 75

LEGAL SERVICES

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) community in New York has made historic gains recently with the passage of New York’s Marriage Equality Act in 2011 and the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark Windsor v. United States decision, which struck down a central pillar of the discriminatory Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). Despite this extraordinary progress, many LGBTQ individuals continue to face discrimination, harassment, and violence. A survey in that same year showed that 74 percent of respondents in New York State experienced harassment or mistreatment on the job, with 26 percent of those people losing a job due to gender or identity expression.1 In addition, over 37 percent of 2 these respondents identified that in the past - they had not been hired because of their gender or identity expression.

As a result, it is vital that all LGBTQ constituents understand the legal protections and services available to them to ensure that their rights are protected. The following is a list of options for those seeking LGBTQ specific legal services in New York City.

American Civil Liberties Union Equal Opportunity Employment Commission - NY Address: 125 Broad St, 18th Floor, New York, NY 10004 District Office Phone: 212-549-2627 Address: 33 Whitehall St., New York, NY 10004 Email: lgbt@aclu.org Phone: 800-669-4000, 800-669-6820 (TTY) Web: http://www.aclu.org/lgbt Web: http://www.eeoc.gov/ Description: Precedent-setting litigation and public policy Description: Call to file complaints regarding employment advocacy on LGBT issues and issues affecting those with discrimination under federal law. Intake hours are Monday- HIV/AIDS. Friday, from 9:00am to 3:00 pm.

Amnesty International USA Feminist Outlaw Address: 5 Penn Plaza, New York, NY 10001 Phone: 516-520-0380 Phone: 212-807-8400 Web: http://www.feministoutlaw.com Email: [email protected] Description: Legal activist for sexual civil rights and Web: http://www.amnestyusa.org nontraditional families. Diana Adams. Description: Global mission is rooted in a fundamental commitment to the rights, dignity, and well-being of every HIV Law Project person on earth. Address: 57 Willoughby Street, Lower Level, Brooklyn, NY 10038 Center for Constitutional Rights, Inc. Phone: 212-577-3001 Address: 666 Broadway, New York, NY 10012 Email: [email protected] Phone: 212-614-6464 Web: http://www.hivlawproject.org Email: [email protected] Description: Free civil legal services for HIV+ individuals Web: http://www.ccrjustice.org living in Manhattan or Bronx or homeless in NYC. Description: Supports extending constitutional/human rights to LGBT community. New York State Division of Human Rights - Bronx CONNECT Address: 1 Fordham Plaza, 4th Floor, Bronx, NY 10458 Address: P.O. Box 20217, New York, NY 10001 Phone: 866-392-3644, 718-741-8400, Phone: 212-683-0015, 212-683-0605 718-741-8300 (TD) Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.dhr.ny.gov Web: http://www.connectnyc.org Description: Helps victims of domestic violence navigate New York State Division of Human Rights – Manhattan the legal system. Address: 163 W. 125th. St., New York, NY 10027 Phone: 212-961-8606, 718-741-8304 (TDD) Email: [email protected]

1 http://www.thetaskforce.org/downloads/reports/reports/ntds_full.pdf 2 http://www.thetaskforce.org/downloads/reports/reports/ntds_full.pdf 1 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources New York State Division of Human Rights- LGBT Law Project at NYLAG Office of Sexual Discrimination Issues (NY Legal Assistance Group) Address: 55 Hanson Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217 Address: 7 Hanover Sq., 18th Fl., New York, NY 10004 Phone: 718-722-2060 Phone: 212-613-5000, ext. 5107 Email: [email protected] Immigration Equality Web: http://www.nylag.org/lgbt, Address: 40 Exchange Place, 17th Floor, New York, NY http://www.facebook.com/nylag.lgbt.law 10005 Description: Provides legal assistance and referrals to low- Phone: 212-714-2904 income LGBT community of New York in varied areas: Email: [email protected] family law, discrimination, adoption, name and document Web: http://www.immigrationequality.org changes, homeless shelter issues, public assistance, advance Description: Immigration Equality’s expert legal team directives and wills. represents LGBT and HIV-positive asylum seekers, detainees, and bi-national couples who are fighting for New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) safety, fair treatment, and freedom. Address: 125 Broad St., 19th. Floor, New York, NY 10004 Phone: 212-607-3300 Outright Action International Web: http://www.nyclu.org Address: 80 Maiden Lane, New York, NY 10038 Description: Not-for-profit non partisan organization Phone: 212-430-6033 with eight chapters and 60,000 members across NY State. Email: [email protected] Leading advocates for rights of LGBT New Yorkers works Web: http://www.iglhrc.org tirelessly to extend constitutionally guaranteed rights to Description: Advancing human rights to end citizens who are victims of hate crimes, discrimination and discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity, marginalization. or gender expression. Sanctuary for Families, LGBT Initiative Lambda Legal Address: P.O. Box 1406, New York, NY 10268 Address: 120 Wall St., 19th Floor, New York, NY 10005 Phone: 212-349-6009 Phone: 212-809-8585 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.SanctuaryforFamilies.org Web: http://www.lambdalegal.org Description: Offers a range of high-quality services, Description: National organization committed to achieving including shelter, counseling, legal services, and economic full recognition of civil rights of LGBT people and those empowerment. with HIV, through impact litigation, education, & public policy work. Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund Address: 20 West 20th Street, Suite 705, New York, NY Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Law Association 10011 of Greater New York (LeGal) Phone: 646-862-9396 Address: 601 West 26th Street, Suite 325-20, New York, Email: [email protected] NY 10003 Web: http://www.transgenderlegal.org Phone: 212-353-9118, 212-459-4873 (lawyer referral Description: National nonprofit civil rights organization service) committed to ending discrimination based on gender Email: [email protected], [email protected] identity or expression and to achieving equality for Web: http://www.le-gal.org transgender people through public education, test-case Description: Professional association and foundation. litigation, direct legal services, and public policy efforts. Sponsors three walk-in clinics and a lawyer referral service.

LGBT Collaborative Practice Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.lgbtqcollabnyc.org/index.html Description: Helping families separate with dignity. Practice of family lawyers, mental health providers, and financial advisors specializing in working with LGBT couples/families that are separating.

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ANTI-VIOLENCE AND HARASSMENT RESOURCES

A recent report by the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs (NACVP) found that anti-LGBTQ hate crimes have been on the rise in New York City for the past five years. There was a whopping 27% increase from 2012 to 2013 in the number of hate crimes experienced by LGBTQ New Yorkers. In the three years prior, the City has experienced increases of 4, 11, and 13 percent.3 It is more important than ever that those that have experienced or are currently experiencing violence and harassment can find the support they need.

The following are examples of those resources.

The Center for Anti-Violence Education such abuse get the help they need. Anyone who has Address: 327 7th St., 2nd. Fl, Brooklyn, NY 11215 experienced any form of sexual harm in custody-including Phone: 718-788-1775 sexual harassment, sex in exchange for protection, sexual Email: [email protected] assault, etc-is encourage to contact us for support and a Web: http://www.caeny.org packet of information and materials. Prisoners can write via Description: Self-defense (verbal and physical) and martial confidential, legal mail by addressing their letter to Cynthia arts for women, transgender people, children, teens. Award- Totten, Attorney at Law, CA Attorney Reg# 199266 at the winning, non-competitive programs at the center develop address above. skills, knowledge, awareness to enable participants to heal from, prevent and counter violence. Sliding fee and free LGBT Self-Defense Classes childcare available. Address: c/o Chelsea Studios, 151 W. 26th Street, New York, NY 10001 Safe Horizon Hotline Web: http://facebook.com/groups/389465961167169/ Phone: 800-621-4673, 212-577-777 Description: LGBT Self-Defense classes taught in Description: 24 hours. Counseling, advocacy, support Summer. 8-week course, but option to pay-per-class is services. available as well. Taught by New York Hung Ga (NYHG).

Good Shepherd Services - Safe Homes Project Matthew Shepard Foundation Phone: 212-243-7070 Address: 1530 Blake Street, #200, Denver, CO 80202 Web: http://goodshepherds.org/programs/community/shp. Phone: 303-830-7400 html Email: [email protected] Description: The Safe Homes Project (SHP) is a Web: http://www.matthewshepard.org community-based domestic violence advocacy and service Description: Supports diversity programs in education, program which provides a hotline, counseling, safety- helps youth organizations establish environments where planning and advocacy for survivors of domestic violence young people can feel safe and be themselves. and runs a 20-bed shelter. Provides targeted services for special populations, including Spanish-speakers, youth, and National Organization for Women (NOW) Address: LGBTQ survivors of partner violence. 1100 H Street NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20005 Phone: 202-628-8669 Just Detention International Email: [email protected] Address: 3325 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 340, Los Angeles, Web: http://www.now.org CA 90010 Description: The National Organization for Women Phone: 213-384-1400 (NOW) is the largest organization of feminist activists Email: [email protected] in the United States. Since its founding in 1966, NOW’s Web: http://www.justdetention.org goal has been to take action to bring about equality for Description: A nonprofit health and human rights all women. NOW works to eliminate discrimination and organization that seeks to end sexual abuse in all forms of harassment in the workplace, schools, the justice system, detention. The organization has three core goals: to hold and all other sectors of society; secure abortion, birth government officials accountable for prisoner rape; to control and reproductive rights for all women; end all change ill-informed public attitudes about sexual violence forms of violence against women; eradicate racism, sexism behind bars; and to ensure that those who have survived and homophobia; and promote equality and justice in our society.

3 http://www.avp.org/storage/documents/2013_ncavp_hvreport_final.pdf

3 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources New York Police Department (NYPD) - Hate Crime Safe Horizon - Domestic Violence Shelter Program Task Force Address: 2 Lafayette Street, New York, NY 10007 Address: One Police Plaza, New York, NY 10038 Phone: 800-621-4673, 212-227-3000 Phone: 646-610-5267 Email: [email protected] Description: Citywide team responsible for investigating Web: http://www.safehorizon.org all hate crimes and related incidents. Reports directly to Description: Phone counseling, info, and referrals for NYPD’s Chief of Detectives. crime victims to City services, advocacy, and support.

New York Police Department (NYPD) - LGBT Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program at Outreach Unit Mt. Sinai Address: 34 ½ East 12th Street, New York, NY 10003 Address: One Gustave L. Levy Place, Box 1670, New Phone: 212-614-6748, 646-610-6017 York, NY 10029 Email: [email protected], Phone: 212-423-2140 (Manhattan), 718-736-1288 [email protected] (Queens) Web: http://www.nypdcommunityaffairs.com Web: http://www.mssm.edu/SAVI/ Description: Sergeant Michelle Martindale, Police Officer Description: Counseling for survivors of rape, sexual Aaron Ayala and Police Officer Ana Arboleda are the assault, child abuse, domestic violence, and intimate Citywide LGBT Community Liaisons. partner violence and support services for friends and families of survivors; Takanot Project, counseling and RAINN: Rape, Assault, and Incest National Network support services for Orthodox Jewish survivors of sexual Address: 1220 L Street, NW, Suite 505, Washington, assault and domestic violence; Legal advocacy; Education D.C. 20005 and training; Emergency room advocates called in at Phone: 800-656-4673 these hospitals: Harlem Hospital; Lenox Hill Hospital; Email: [email protected] Metropolitan Hospital; The Mount Sinai Hospital; Elmhurst Web: http://www.rainn.org/ Hospital Center; Queens Hospital Center; The Mount Sinai Description: RAINN is an anti-sexual assault organization Hospital of Queens. working with local rape crisis centers across the US. The organization also has a web-based crisis hotline providing live and anonymous support.

Safe Slope Address: Brooklyn, NY Phone: 347-709-8852 Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.facebook.com/safeslope Description: Brooklyn-based Safe Slope formed in August 2011 to provide services and resources to empower and protect the communities of South Slope/Greenwood Heights/Windsor Terrace/Park Slope in the aftermath of multiple assaults and attempted assaults. Provides free services to get people home safely.

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GENERAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS New York has a range of programs and services to help LGBTQ individuals protect and preserve their general health and wellness. Indeed, health surveys have found that members of the LGBTQ community face higher rates of anxiety, substance abuse, depression and mental health challenges than the heterosexual population.4 The pressures of social isolation, strain in familial relationships, homophobia, transphobia and other social factors can detract from an individual’s overall health and provide unique challenges for those that identify as LGBTQ. Luckily, New York City has a number of programs and services tailored to this population.

Some of these resources are listed below.

Ackerman Institute for the Family Address: 936 Broadway - 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10010 The Brooklyn Hospital Center Phone: 212-879-4900 Address: 121 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11201 Email: [email protected] Phone: 718-250-8000 Web: http://www.ackerman.org/ Web: http://www.tbh.org Description: Support group for adults with MR/DD and/ Description: HIV/AIDS services for adults, adolescents or mental illness diagnosis who identify as LGBTQ. Meets and children: primary care program, in-patient, nutrition, Wednesdays at 5 pm. case management, dental, counseling, dermatology, specialty referral, OB-GYN, rapid HIV testing, LGBT- AHRC Healthcare Inc., Sobriety Services friendly. Ask about Flatbush location. Address: 83 Maiden Lane, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10038 Phone: 212-780-2658 Callen-Lorde Community Health Center 356 W. 18th St., New York, NY 10011 Email: [email protected] Address: Phone: 212-271-7200 Web: http://www.AHRC.org Web: http://www.callen-lorde.org Description: Support group for adults with MR/DD Description: Primary/preventive care, chronic disease and/ or mental illness diagnosis who identify as management, HIV/AIDS treatment, STD testing/treatment, LGBTQ. Meets Wednesdays at 5 pm. HIV rapid antibody testing, lesbian/transgender/senior

health, adolescent/young adult health care (HOTT). American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

Address: 120 Wall St., 29th Floor, New York, NY 10005 Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center Phone: 888-333-2377 (AFSP) Ext. 2025 for Press, 212- Address: 94-98 Manhattan Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11206 363-350 Phone: 866-246-8259, 718-388-0300, 646-483-3977 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.afsp.org Web: http://www.chnnyc.org/our-locations/cabs-health- Description: Leading organization dedicated to center understanding/preventing suicide through research/ Description: Group of non-profit community health centers in 4 education and reaching out to people with mood disorders boroughs. Primary medical care, social/mental health services, and those impacted by suicide. confidential HIV testing/counseling. Transgender program is located in the Bronx. Weekly support group / workshops, The Bronx Health Link, Inc. HIV/STD education, legal services/referrals, GED preparation, Address: 851 Grand Concourse, Suite 914, Bronx, NY other services. 10451 Phone: 718-590-2648 Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.bronxhealthlink.org Description: Education, networking, and advocacy for community health improvement and health justice. Offers workshops to promote women’s health before, during and after pregnancy. It improves outcomes for infants and reduces infant mortality, preterm births, low birth weight and the racial and ethnic differences in who is most affected.

4 http://www.lgbthealtheducation.org/wp-content/uploads/12-054_LGBTHealtharticle_v3_07-09-12.pdf 5 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Addiction Institute of New York/ Crystal Clear Project U.S. epicenter. As the world’s first HIV and AIDS service Address: 1000 Tenth Avenue, 8th Floor, New York, NY organization, GMHC is an expert in providing services that 10019 every person affected by the epidemic deserves. We provide Phone: 212-523-6491 services including: testing, nutrition, legal, mental health Email: [email protected] and education services. GMHC also advocates for stronger Web: http://www.addictioninstituteny.org public policies at the local, state and federal level with the Description: Program provides gay-affirmative services goal of ending AIDS as an epidemic in New York State by for gay and bisexual men using substances such as crystal 2020. methamphetamine. Harlem United rd Elmhurst Hospital Chemical Dependency Treatment Address: 306 Lenox Ave., 3 Floor New York, NY 10027 Clinic Phone: 212-803-2850 Address: 79-01 Broadway, H3-117, Elmhurst, NY 11373 Email: [email protected] Phone: 718-334-4601 Web: http://www.harlemunited.org Email: [email protected] Description: Serves people living with or at risk for Description: For HIV+ people with/without psychiatric HIV/AIDS and other chronic illnesses, mental health and diagnosis (major depression, dysthymia, schizophrenia, substance use issues. Medical/ dental care, mental health personality disorders, anxiety disorder). Medical, services, substance use treatment services, and supportive psychiatric, alcohol/chemical dependence assessments, housing and an array of services in prevention, education, family/significant others outreach individual/group therapy. HIV/HepC/STI testing. See website for info/locations.

Fortune Society, Health Services Callen-Lorde Community Health Center Address: 29-76 Northern Boulevard, Long Island City, NY Address: 356 W. 18th St., New York, NY 10011 11101 Phone: 212-271-7200, 212-271-7212 Phone: 212-691-7554 Web: http://www.callen-lorde.org Email: [email protected] Description: Primary/preventive care, chronic disease Web: http://www.fortunesociety.org management, HIV/AIDS treatment, STD testing/treatment, HIV Description: Provides comprehensive case management, rapid antibody testing, lesbian/transgender/senior health, supportive counseling, and treatment adherence, housing adolescent/young adult health care (HOTT) assistance and rapid HIV test/education for HIV persons. Inter-Care Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender National Hotline Address: 51 E. 25th St., Lower Level, New York, NY Phone: 212-989-0999, 888-843-4564 (THE-GLNH) 10010 Email: [email protected] Phone: 212-532-0303, 800-252-5252 Web: http://www.glnh.org Email: [email protected] Description: Mon-Fri, 4 pm-12 am; Sat, 12-5 pm. Peer Web: http://www.inter-care.com counseling, info, referrals to LGBT’s nationwide, Gay & Description: Comprehensive treatment service provider Lesbian Switchboard of NY Project. Free and anonymous for individuals/families affected by alcoholism, other drug dependencies. Broad range of outpatient, family, corporate Gay Men’s Health Crisis & intervention services. Address: 446 W. 33rd St., New York, NY 10001 Phone: 212-367-1000 Email: webmaster@gmhc.org Web: http://www.gmhc.org Description: Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC) is the nation’s leading provider of HIV/AIDS care, prevention services and advocacy, serving nearly 9,000 people living with HIV/AIDS in New York City, the epidemic’s largest

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Metropolitan Hospital Center: Comprehensive LGBT The Trevor Project Health Center Address: 575 8th Avenue, New York, NY 10018 Address: c/o OPD Building, 1901 First Ave, 1st Floor Phone: 866-488-7386, 212-509-0042, 212-695-8650 (Room 1-D7), New York, NY 10029 Email: [email protected] Phone: 212-423-7292 Web: http://www.thetrevorproject.org, Email: [email protected] http://www.trevorspace.org Web: www.nyc.gov/hhc/mhc/lgbt, Description: Leading national organization focused on http://lgbtmet.appointy.com crisis and suicide prevention efforts among LGBT and Description: The Metropolitan Hospital LGBT Health questioning youth. Operates a free and confidential Center provides a variety of services including: Men’s helpline, in-school workshops, educational materials, & Women’s Health, Family Planning, Geriatrics, online resources and public policy advocacy. Immunizations, Behavioral Health Services, HIV/STD Screening and Treatment, and all other General Medical Village Care of New York Services. The Clinic is available on Saturdays, 9AM - 5PM Address: 120 Broadway, Suite 2840, New York, NY by appointment only. 10271 Phone: 212-337-5600 New Directions Email: [email protected] Address: 500 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11217 Web: http://www.villagecare.org Phone: 718-398-0800 Description: Serves older adults, persons living with HIV/ Email: [email protected] AIDS and individuals in need of medical and rehabilitation Web: http://www.newdirectionsbrooklyn.com services. Description: Alcoholism and substance abuse treatment program.

Queens Hospital Center - Chemical Dependency Services Address: 82-68 164th St., Jamaica, NY 11432 Phone: 718-883-2750 Email: [email protected] Description: Detoxification/outpatient chemical dependency treatment. Clinic, Rehabilitation, and Geriatric Programs.

SATTI Group: Sexual Addiction, Sexual Abuse & Sexual Aggression Treatment & Training Institutes Address: 1 Patchin Place, New York, NY 10011 Phone: 212-366-1490 Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.thesattigroup.com Description: Treats sexual addiction, particularly those addicted to both sex and drugs (including crystal, meth, or cocaine.) Trains other professionals. St. Mary’s Center, Inc. Address: 516 W. 126th St., New York, NY 10027 Phone: 212-662-1826 Description: Skilled nursing. Adult day services for people with AIDS/HIV AMIDACARE.

CK Life Address: c/o Fulton Family Health Center, 1276 Fulton Ave., 3rd floor, Bronx, NY 10456 Phone: 917-979- 3255, 347-881-7005 Email: [email protected] Web: www.cklife.org Description: All services are confidential and provided in a safe, sensitive and understanding environment.

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HIV AND AIDS RELATED SERVICES

In New York City, there are over 110,000 people that are reported as living with HIV/AIDS, with nearly 3,000 new diagnoses made in 2013 alone. 5 Over 37 percent of all cases and over 56 percent of new HIV/AIDS cases were contracted by men who have sex with other men. Furthermore, within the LGBTQ community, African-Americans and Hispanics make up nearly 77 percent of all individuals living with HIV/AIDS. 6 The significant impact that HIV/AIDS has had on the LGBTQ community should not be understated.

Thankfully, there are a wide variety of resources for HIV/AIDS care and treatment within New York City.

AIDS Institute, New York State Department of Health Description: Support, confidential HIV testing, pre-/post- Address: 90 Church Street, 13th Floor, New York, NY 10007 test counseling, complete medical evaluation/care, clinical Phone: 212-417-5500 treatment for youth 12–24. By appointment for infected/ Email: [email protected] uninfected/ status unknown. Web: http://www.health.ny.gov/diseases/aids Description: The AIDS Institute protects and promotes Church of St Luke in the Fields the health of New York State’s diverse population through Address: 487 Hudson Street, New York, NY 10014 disease surveillance and the provision of quality prevention, Phone: 212-924-0562 health care and support services for those impacted by HIV, Web: www.stlukeinthefields.org AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases, viral hepatitis and Description: To support people living with HIV/AIDS related health concerns. weekends in NY; LGBTQA Youth Program Weekends in NY.

AIDS Service Center NYC Greenwich House AIDS Mental Health Project Address: 64 West 35th Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY Address: 122 W. 27th St., New York, NY 10001 10001 Phone: 212-691-2900 Phone: 212-645-0875 Description: Psychotherapy for individuals/ couples/ Email: [email protected] families with HIV+ issues. Medicaid/ sliding scale fees/ Web: http://www.ascnyc.org ADAP, and other insurances are accepted. Description: HIV/AIDS services, support, counseling, peer education, housing and entitlements assistance, treatment HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) adherence support, HIV testing, basic needs (food and Phone: 212-620-4644, 212-971-0626 clothing bank), case management. Address: 12 W. 14th. St., New York, NY 10011 Web: http://www.nyc.gov/html/hra/ Apicha Community Health Center Description: Component of NYC’s Human Resources Address: 400 Broadway, New York, NY 10013 Administration provides direct linkages to school, financial, Phone: 212-334-7940, 866-274-2429 emergency, vocational services for people living with Email: [email protected] AIDS/advanced HIV illness and families. Web: http://www.apicha.org Description: General Primary Care, HIV Primary Care, Trans* Hispanic AIDS Forum Health clinic, PrEP Services, HIV testing, STD screening, Address: 1767 Park Avenue, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10035 Insurance Enrollment, Nutrition Assistance Enrollment, and Phone: 212-563-4500 Chronic Disease and Medical Case Management. Apicha Email: [email protected] Community Health Center provides a welcoming environment for everyone, especially Asians and Pacific Islanders (API) and Web: http://www.hafnyc.org other people of color, the LGBT community, and individuals Description: NYC’s largest, oldest Latino-run HIV/ AIDS living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. organization. Mission to improve health outcomes for Latinos in NYC affected by HIV and other chronic

illnesses. Services attuned to special needs of homosexually active men Bellevue Adolescent HIV/AIDS (TOPS Clinic) (Entre Hombres Program), transgender women (TransLatina Program), Address: 462 First Ave, Pod #3C, New York, NY 10016 LGBTQ youth (Youth in Action Program), offered at each of 3 service Phone: 212-562-6333 centers. Email: [email protected]

5 http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/downloads/pdf/ah/surveillance2013-table-all.pdf 6 http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/downloads/pdf/ah/surveillance2013-table-all.pdf

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 8 New York Buyers Club (NYBC) Northern Manhattan: Address: c/o DC 1707, 420 West 45th St., New York, NY 10036 Phone: 800-650-4983 Adolescent AIDS Program (Risk Evaluation Program), Web: http://www.newyorkbuyersclub.org Children’s Hospital at Montefiore Medical Center Description: Provides low cost high quality dietary Address: 111 E. 210th St., Bronx, NY 10467 supplements, particularly, but not exclusively, for management Phone: 718-882-0232 of HIV disease, chronic hepatitis and drug side effects. Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.adolescentaids.org Village Center for Care AIDS Day Treatment Program Description: Comprehensive care for HIV+ youth, 13-24, Address: 121B W. 20th Street, New York, NY 10011 and free HIV counseling, testing and STD screening for Phone: 212-337-9220 ages 13-21. Other services include outreach, community Email: [email protected] development, research and training. Web: http://www.villagecare.org Description: Medical, nursing, mental health, harm Faces NY, Inc. reduction, case management, nutrition, rehab services. Hot Address: 123 West 115th Street, New York, NY 10026 meals served daily. Phone: 212-865-4315, 212-283-9180 Email: [email protected] Bronx: Web: http://www.facesny.org Description: Community-based supportive housing HIV Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore education/outreach, case management, legal services, Hospital, Pediatric AIDS Program and Comprehensive dinner pantry program, support, training, advocacy for HIV/AIDS Services minority communities in Harlem/upper Manhattan. Address: 1525 Blondell Ave., Suite 101, Bronx, NY 10461 Phone: 718-405-8530 Queens: Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.einstein.yu.edu AIDS Center of Queens County Address: 161-21 Jamaica Avenue, 6th Fl., Jamaica, NY Beth Abraham Health Services 11432 Address: 612 Allerton Avenue, Bronx, NY 10467 Phone: 718-896-2500 Phone: 718-519-4000, 888-2384-223, 718-239-1977 Web: http://www.acqc.org Email: [email protected] Description: Direct services for people infected with or Web: http://www.bethabrahamhealthservices.org/ affected by HIV/AIDS. Services include; case management, legal advocacy, housing support, prevention/education and Description: Home care for people with AIDS. UJA- outreach, licensed mental health and harm reduction/ syringe Federation agency. exchange.

Brooklyn:

AIDS Home Care Program / ArchCare Home Care Address: 15 Metrotech Ctr., 11th Fl., Brooklyn, NY 11201 Phone: 718-923-7103 Web: http://www.Archcare.org Description: Program of Visiting Nurse Regional Care. AIDS/HIV services include skilled nursing, personal care workers, social workers, nutritionist, pastoral care, physical therapy, behavioral health, high-tech services, covering Manhattan and Brooklyn. ADAP, Medicaid, Medicare, other insurances accepted.

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COMMUNITY CENTERS

Due to the size and strength of the LGBTQ community in New York City, each borough supports its own local LGBTQ community center. These centers provide a safe space where members can find recreational and cultural events, health and wellness support, and a variety of other services.

The following is a list of some of these community centers.

Bronx:

Bronx LGBTQ Center Rainbow Heights Club Address: P.O. Box 356, Bronx, NY 10463 Address: 25 Flatbush Ave., 4th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11217 Phone: 347-542-8291 Phone: 718-852-2584 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected], Web: http://blog.bronxlgbtqcenter.org/ [email protected] Description: Bronx’s only LGBTQ organization provides Web: http://www.rainbowheights.org critical direct-care services to LGBTQ seniors, youth and Description: Innovative, affirming, effective peer support adults including case-management and drop-in services. and psychosocial rehabilitation services for LGBT adults (21 and up) living with mental illness. Employment and Brooklyn: housing advocacy, support groups, cooking classes, computer classes, art and writing workshops, nutritious Audre Lorde Project - Brooklyn meals and more. Services are provided free of charge to Address: 85 South Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY 11217 qualifying individuals. Phone: 718-596-0342 Email: [email protected] Queens: Web: http://www.alp.org Description: LGBT/two-spirit/people of color center for Queens Pride House community organizing, focusing on NYC area. Through Address: 76-11 37th Ave., Suite 206, Jackson Heights, NY mobilization, education, capacity-building, works for 11372 community wellness and progressive social and economic Phone: 718-429-5309 justice. Committed to struggling across differences, seeks to Email: [email protected] responsibly reflect, represent, and serve various Web: http://www.queenspridehouse.org communities. Description: Community Center/gathering place for LGBTQ people. Resource referral program provides Brooklyn Community Pride Center info/referrals to LGBT sensitive providers in Queens, Address: 4 MetroTech Center, Brooklyn, NY 11201 support groups, socials, space rental, 1,500 book/video Phone: 347-889-7719 library. Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.LGBTBrooklyn.org Manhattan: Description: Our mission is to provide a safe, common space offering physical and mental health services, social The Center: The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender support, recreational and cultural programming, as well as Community Center being a hub of information for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and Address: 208 W. 13th St., New York, NY 10011 transgender individuals and families in Brooklyn. Through Phone: 212-620-7310, 646-556-9300 (Center Wellness) promotion of the empowerment, development, and general Email: [email protected] welfare of the LGBT community with emphasis on gender, Web: http://www.gaycenter.org racial, and ethnic parity, we are committed to affecting Description: Founded 1983. Leading multi-service positive change within our Borough, and the community at nonprofit operates more than 30 programs, including large. cultural, recreational, advocacy, youth, recovery, mental health services. More than 300 groups and all Center programs/services meet here. Call or visit for monthly calendar of events.

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 10 Audre Lorde Project – Manhattan Staten Island: Address: 147 W 24 St - 3rd Floor New York, NY 10011 Phone: 212-463-0342, 212-463-0344, 646-723-7826 Pride Center of Staten Island Email: [email protected], [email protected] Address: 25 Victory Blvd., 3rd Floor, Staten Island, NY Web: http://alp.org/, http://www.believeoutloud.com/ 10301 Description: The Audre Lorde Project (ALP) is a Phone: 718-808-1360 Community Organizing Center for Lesbian, Gay, Email: [email protected] Bisexual, Two-Spirit, Trans and Gender Non Conforming Web: http://www.pridecentersi.org/ (LGBTSTGNC) People of Color Communities. Office Description: Provides LGBTQ+ individuals/families Hours are Tuesday thru Thursday 1pm-7pm. with direct local access to culturally competent, LGBT- friendly services, programs, events, activities that promote physical, mental, emotional health and well being. Pride Center of Staten Island programs/services include, but are not limited to: information and referral services, FREE counseling services, Youth Drop-In Activities, Young Women's Empowerment Programming, wrap-around HIV Prevention Services and Free HIV Testing.

SENIOR NEEDS

Recent estimates suggest that there are at least 1.5 million LGBTQ people aged 65 and over in the United States – a number that will double by the year 2030.7 In addition to the problems that many seniors deal with, LGBTQ seniors deal with a host of unique challenges. A recent study found that older same-sex couples face higher poverty rates than heterosexual couples.8 Not only are LGBTQ seniors more likely to be in poverty, they are also more likely to deal with stigma and discrimination in the elder care system. A recent national survey of LGBT older adults in long-term care facilities found that only 22% of respondents felt they could be open about their LGBT identities with facility staff, 89% predicted that staff would discriminate against them based on their sexual orientations and/or gender identities, and 43% 9 reported instances of mistreatment.

The unique needs of New York City’s LGBTQ seniors can be served by some of the following resources.

GRIOT Circle Senior Program Queens Center for Gay Seniors Address: 25 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11217 Address: 37-06 77th Street, Jackson Heights, NY 11372 Phone: 718-246-2775 Phone: 718-533-6459 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected], [email protected] Web: http://www.griotcircle.org Web: https://qchnyc.wordpress.com/queenscenterforgayseniors/ Description: Gathering of Elders, intergenerational/ culturally Description: Serves LGBT adults, 55+. Open 5 days a week. diverse community based organization responsive to lives of Monthly Diner Saturday socials, men only group, men’s group, older LGBT persons of all colors. Social events, education, mixed groups, walking and dining clubs, casework assistance, support, recreation, fitness program. classes, discussions, educational lectures, trips.

New York Memory Center SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders Address: 199 14th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215 Address: 305 Seventh Avenue, 15th Floor, New York, NY 10001 Phone: 718-499-7701 Phone: 212-741-2247 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.nymemorycenter.org Web: http://www.sageusa.org Description: Non-profit organization provides free services for Description: Counseling, case management, drop-in center, LGBTQ caregivers of older adults (age 60+): individual women’s events, outreach, education, advocacy for LGBT counseling, support, educational trainings, more. Non-LGBTQ- seniors. Programs for women, HIV positive, homebound, and identified caregivers welcome, too. Also, two culturally competent caregivers. social model Adult Day Services Centers for elders with physical limitations/ Alzheimer’s/ related dementia.

7 http://www.sageusa.org/issues/general.cfm 8 http://www.sageusa.org/issues/general.cfm 9 http://www.sageusa.org/issues/general.cfm

11 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources SAGE Center Harlem SAGEWorks Address: 127 West 127th Street, New York, NY 10027 Address: 305 7th Ave, 15th Floor, New York, NY 10001 Phone: 646-660-8951 Phone: 212-741-2247 ext. 224 Web: http://www.sageusa.org/nyc/harlem.cfm Email: [email protected], [email protected] Description: SAGE Harlem provides events and support to Web: http://sageusa.org/programs/sageworks.cfm LGBT Seniors in upper Manhattan. SAGEHarlem was Description: SAGEWorks is a national employment support specifically created to improve SAGE’s responsiveness to program for LGBT people age 40 and older that expands communities of color by ensuring that LGBT elders in Harlem, participants’ job hunting skills and career options, and connects East Harlem and the Bronx can benefit from culturally and employers to diverse high-caliber candidates. Recognizing the linguistically appropriate services. SAGE Harlem is a Naturally importance of remaining employed and fulfilled in today’s Occurring Retirement Community (NORC), meaning it competitive job market, SAGEWorks provides hands-on workshops, provides programs and services to residents right where they technology training and personal coaching at various sites live—personifying the idea of "aging in place." SAGE Harlem nationwide. Contact: Zoraida Ramos. offers bilingual information, referrals, services, programming, educational presentations and social activities for older LGBT residents in the community, and partners with local social services providers to expand access for LGBT consumers and sensitivity to their issues.

GENDER IDENTITY SERVICES

Numerous studies have shown that transgender people and those that have non-conforming gender identities face a disproportionate amount of discrimination, especially in employment and health care. Health care in general for transgender people can be difficult and expensive to access. Transgender individuals can face a higher incidence of abandonment by families, job discrimination, and a lack of access to appropriate identification documents. In particular, gender non-conforming youth are extremely vulnerable to dropping out of school, becoming homeless and developing mental health problems. The challenges that transgendered, gender non-conforming and questioning individuals face may be great – but there are a number of resources that are available for these individuals within New York City.

The following is a list of some of these services.

Center Gender Identity Project Web: www.destinationtomorrow.org,http://on.fb.me/ZaQ5t Phone: 646-556-9300 Description: Our core goal is to improve the quality of life for LGBT Email: [email protected] youth 13-24 with a special focus on the Transgender community. We Web: http://www.genderidentityproject.org, facebook.com/ operate a drop in center, offer counseling and case management and genderidentityproject support groups. Description: Peer/professional-based counseling, support, transcommunity events, info/referrals, HIV/AIDS prevention for Jim Collins Foundation transgender, gender non-conforming people, partners and Address: P.O. Box 7097, New York, NY 10150 families. Drop in and closed support groups. Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.jimcollinsfoundation.org Crossdressers International Description: Raises money for transgender people in need of Phone: 212-564-4847 (Wednesdays after 6pm) gender confirming surgery to live a healthy life, but without Email: [email protected] ability to pay for it. Web: http://www.cdinyc.org Description: Non-profit, non-sexual group based in NYC. National Center for Transgender Equality Founded in 1990, focuses on closeted male-to-female Address: 1400 16th Street NW, Suite 510, crossdressers, offering a safe, informative and welcoming means Washington, D.C. 20036 for CDs to overcome fears of being discovered and express their Phone: 202-642-4542 transgender selves. Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.TransEquality.org Destination Tomorrow Description: National social justice organization devoted Address: Betances Community Center, 574 East 147th to ending discrimination/violence against transgender Street, Suite L 401, Bronx, NY 10474 Phone: 646-723-3325 Email: [email protected], [email protected] Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 12 people through education/advocacy on national issues of Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund importance. Not a direct services organization—cannot Address: 20 West 20th Street, Suite 705, New York, NY 10011 provide mental health or legal services. Phone: 646-862-9396 Email: [email protected] New York Association for Gender RightsAdvocacy Web: http://www.transgenderlegal.org (NYAGRA) Address: 24 W. 25th St., 9th Floor, New Description: National nonprofit civil rights organization York, NY 10010 Phone: 212-675-3288 Ext. 338 committed to ending discrimination based on gender identity Email: [email protected] or expression, and achieving equality for transgender people Description: Transgender advocacy organization through public education, test-case litigation, direct legal advocates at local and state levels for freedom of gender services, and public policy efforts. identity and expression. Transgender Aging Network (TAN) Phone: 414-559-2123 Web: http://forge-forward.org/aging/ Description: The Transgender Aging Network (TAN) exists to improve the lives of current and future trans/ SOFFA (significant others, friends, family and allies) elders through awareness and advocacy.

MINORITY COMMUNITY SERVICES Members of the LGBTQ community face a number of barriers to basic services – yet the challenges that LGBTQ individuals of color face can be even greater. Those within the Minority and LGBTQ communities are more likely to face discrimination from services and employment.10 Yet the stunning diversity of New York City has created a wide community of ethnic and minority centered services available to LGBTQ individuals looking for support and advocacy.

The following is a sampling of the services available to minority and ethnically distinct communities.

Apicha Community Health Center The Barbershop Address: 400 Broadway, New York, NY 10013 Address: c/o GMHC, 446 W. 33 St., 6th Fl., New York, NY Phone: 212-334-7940, 866-274-2429 10011 Email: [email protected] Phone: 212-367-1388 Web: http://www.apicha.org Email: [email protected], [email protected] Description: HIV primary care, case management, HIV Description: Weekly group for black gay men to relax, testing, STD screening, support groups targeting A&P refuel, discuss issues. communities: women, youth, LGBT, people living with HIV/AIDS, transgender clinic, condoms. Black Pride NYC Email: [email protected] Armenian Gay & Lesbian Association Description: Empowers black LGBT community, Address: c/o The Center, 208 West 13th Street, New recognizes cultural diversity, educates/involves other York, NY 10011 communities. Activities/events. Phone: 917-705-4591 Email: [email protected] Circle of Voices, Inc. Description: Gay/lesbian Armenians in tri-state area. Phone: 718-975-0141 Network/meet 1st Tuesdays, 6:30–8 pm, at the LGBT Email: [email protected] Center. Web: http://www.circleofvoicesinc.org Description: COVI offers meetings for women of African descent & of color of all orientations opportunities to address life and health concerns through social expressionism like movie screenings, mega events and guest speakers along with our annual tribute called "Digging Up Da Sistah Roots. We offer culturally competent resources for free mammograms, Affordable Healthcare and more.

10 http://www.bna.com/lgbt-minorities-face-high-unemployment-job-discrimination-low-wages-study-finds/

13 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Gay Men of African Descent (GMAD) Mateando NYC: The First Argentinian-Uruguayan Address: 540 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207 LGBT Group in NYC Phone: 718-222-6300 Phone: 718-766-7500 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.gmad.org Web: http://www.mateandonyc.org Description: Education, social support, advocacy, health, Description: Meetings on the second Sunday of each wellness promotion, support, discussion groups, drop Month, at 2 pm at the Center. in center, HIV prevention, outreach. Capacity-building assistance. Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment (PRIDE) Gay Peruvians of the Americas Address: c/o GMHC, 24 West 25th Street, 9th Floor, New Phone: 917-557-0639 York, NY 10001 Email: [email protected] (Miguel) Phone: 212-675-3288 Ext. 469 Description: Social group of gay Peruvians. Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.prideny.org Hispanic AIDS Forum Description: Non-profit co-gender group of LGBT people Address: 1767 Park Avenue, 6th Floor, New York, NY of Puerto Rican heritage. Promotes awareness/pride in 10035 ethnic/sexual identities. Outreach, advocacy, community Phone: 212-563-4500 organizing, collaboration with other CBO’s, PRIDE Email: [email protected] Awards. Web: http://www.hafnyc.org Description: NYC’s largest, oldest Latino-run HIV/ Queer Black Cinema AIDS organization. Mission to improve health outcomes Address: P.O. Box 975, New York, NY 10113 for Latinos in NYC affected by HIV and other chronic Phone: 347-789-1070 illnesses. Services attuned to special needs of homosexually Web: http://www.queerblackcinema.org active men (Entre Hombres Program), transgender women Description: NY’s first and only black LGBT and queer (TransLatina Program), LGBTQ youth (Youth in Action monthly film series. Program), offered at each of 3 service centers. Sistahs in Search of Truth, Alliance & Harmony Iranian For Queer Refugees Railroad (SISTAH) Phone: 416-548-4171 Phone: 212-479-7886 (24 hr hot line) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.irqr.ca Description: Addresses cultural, spiritual, social economic, Description: Working to create a simple structure, focus on supportive needs of bisexual, lesbian, same gender loving supporting Iranian queers to be safe on their journey, arrive women of color and families and friends. in a new country to live and be free.

Las Buenas Amigas (LBA) Phone: 718-596-0342 Ext. 44 Description: Latino lesbian social, political, educational, cultural, recreational, group devoted to creating visible presence in society and safe space to address, discuss, inform, act on, and empower ourselves.

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RELIGIOUS AND SPIRITUALITY GROUPS Despite the rhetoric that some religious entities direct towards LGBTQ individuals, New York City provides a wealth of LGBTQ-affirming institutions and groups for those individuals in search of these resources. Every borough has at least one religious institution that is welcoming to LGBTQ individuals.

Below is a list of some of these LGBTQ-affirming religious institutions, followed by a list of some broader religious and spirituality based groups.

Name Phone Address Borough B’nai Jeshurun, Congregation 212-787-7600 2109 Broadway Manhattan Broadway United Church of Christ 212-316-5700 2504 Broadway Manhattan Brooklyn Heights Synagogue 718-522-2070 131 Remsen St. Brooklyn Church of St Luke in the Fields 212-924-0562 487 Hudson Street Manhattan The Church of St. Francis Xavier 212-627-2100 55 W. 15th St. Manhattan

Congregation Beit Simchat Torah 212-929-9498 130 West 30th Street Manhattan First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn 718-624-3770 124 Henry St. Brooklyn First Unitarian Church in Brooklyn Gay-Straight Alliance 718-624-5416 48 Monroe Place Brooklyn Jan Hus Presbyterian Church 212-288-6743 351 E. 74th St. Manhattan Marble Collegiate Church 212-686-2770 1 W. 29th St. Manhattan Metropolitan Community Church of New York 212-629-7440 446 W. 36 St. Manhattan Park Slope United Methodist Church 718-768-3093 410 Sixth Ave. and 8th Street Brooklyn Presbyterian Welcome 917-441-8638 2095 Broadway Manhattan St. Ann's Church of Morrisania Gay and Lesbian Ministry 718-585-5632 295 St. Anne's Avenue Bronx Stephen Wise Free Synagogue 212-877-4050 30 W. 68th Street Manhattan Unitarian Church of Staten Island 718-447-2204 312 Fillmore Street Staten Island Unity Fellowship of Christ Church NYC 718-385-2406 521 West 126th. Street Brooklyn Victoria Congregational Church - United Church of Christ 718-297-9733 144-64 87th Avenue Queens

A Common Bond New York City (ACB NYC) AXIOS: Eastern & Orthodox LGBT Christians Phone: 646-206-3090 Address: 328 W. 17th St., #4F, New York, NY 10011 Web: http://gayxjw.org/about/ Phone: 212-989-6211 Description: Social/support group for former/current Email: [email protected] , [email protected] Jehovah’s Witnesses who identify as LGBT. Web: http://www.axiosnyc.faithweb.com Description: Geared to help fulfill spiritual and social Affirmation Gay & Lesbian Mormons justice needs facing LGBT and Eastern and Orthodox Phone: 347-871-4537 (GLDS) Church communities. AIDS ministry outreach welcomes Email: [email protected] volunteers. Web: http://www.affirmation.org/ Description: A fellowship of LGBTQI Latter-Day Saints and their friends, family and allies who share a common bond of the Mormon experience. Our goal is to provide a supportive environment and positive opportunities for social, intellectual, emotional and cultural development.

15 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Believe Out Loud Gay, Lesbian & Affirming Disciples Alliance (GLAD Address: 145 W 28th St., 11th Floor New York, NY Alliance) 10001 Address: 1010 Park Ave. (at 85th St.), New York, NY 10028 Phone: 646-723-7826 Phone: 212-288-3246, 718-798-5982 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.believeoutloud.com/ Web: http://www.gladalliance.org Description: Believe Out Loud is an online network that Description: Metro NY chapter for lesbian/ gay/ empowers Christians to work for lesbian, gay, bisexual bisexual/ affirming persons related to Christian Church and transgender equality. We elevate the people and (Disciples of Christ). places where Christianity and LGBT justice intersect. GIFTS: A Gay, lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture Fellowship Address: 53 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, NY 11215 Address: Marble Collegiate Church, 1 W. 29th St., Phone: 718-768-2972 New York, NY 10001 Web: http://www.bsec.org Phone: 212-686-2770 Ext. 477 Description: Humanist religious organization dedicated Email: [email protected] to improving ethical quality of relationships in personal Web: lives and the world. http://www.marblechurch.org/connect/ministries/lgbt/ Description: Inclusive community at Marble Collegiate Catholic Lesbians Church seeks to reconcile spirituality and sexuality Address: c/o Church of St. Francis Xavier, 55 W. 15th through God’s love. Welcomes all who wish to grow/ be Street, New York, NY 10011 energized through Christian fellowship and service. Phone: 917-297-6804, 212-627-2100 Guest speakers, monthly dinner programs, brunches. Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.sfxavier.org JCC in Manhattan-LGBTQ Programs Description: Religious and not-so-religious. All women Address: 334 Amsterdam Ave., New York, NY 10023 welcome. Meets 2nd Friday of month, 7 pm–9 pm, West Phone: 646-505-5742 Room. Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.jccmanhattan.org/lgbtq Christian Science Group Phone: 347-201-0262 Description: Jewish Community Center LGBTQ Web: http://www.nycsgroup.com programs. Description: Study group meets Thursdays, 8–9 pm, at the LGBT Center. JQY Phone: 551-579-4673 Dignity/New York, GLBT and Straight Catholics Email: [email protected] Address: FDR Station, P.O. Box 1554, New York, NY Description: Social group made up of frum/formerly frum 10150 LGBT Jews, age 17-30. Monthly meetings and regular Phone: 646-418-7039 informal get togethers. Also offers anonymous online Email: [email protected] discussion group. Web: http://www.dignityny.org Description: Liturgy celebrated each Sunday, 7:30 pm, at St. Johns in the Village, 218 W. 11th St. (at Waverly). Kolot Chayeinu/Voices of Our Lives Social follows all services. (Chapter member of Address: c/o Church of Gethsemane in Park Slope, Dignity/USA). 1012 Eighth Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11215 Phone: 718-354-8224 Gay & Lesbian Bible Study of New York Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected] Web: http://www.kolotchayeinu.org Description: Meets Mondays, 8-10 pm at the LGBT Description: Individuals of varying sexual orientations, Center. Study of books of the Bible one by one. gender identities, races, family arrangements, Jewish identities/backgrounds share commitment to search for meaningful expressions of our Judaism in today’s uncertain world.

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As the visibility of the LGBTQ community grows in our society, more and more LGBTQ teens are finding the courage to come out of the closet. While numerous teens find supportive families and environments when they do come out, as many as 25% of these teens are rejected by their families, and many end up homeless on the streets.11 It is estimated that over 40% of homeless youth are LGBTQ identified. Case management, counseling, referrals, food, internet access, educational services, job skills, and training for youth – all become critical resources to these most disenfranchised young people.

Below is a listing of some of the resources for LGBTQ youth and teens. Ali Forney Center (Services for Homeless LGBTQ Youth) Cometfire - LGBTQ in Middle School Discussion Group Address: 224 W. 35th St., New York, NY 10001 Address: c/o JCC in Manhattan, 334 Amsterdam Ave, New Phone: 212-222-3427 York, NY 10023 Web: http://www.aliforneycenter.org Phone: 917-438-6819 Description: New York City’s largest and most Email: [email protected] comprehensive shelter, housing, and services provider of Web: http://www.pflagnyc.org/support/cometfire Description: homeless LGBTQ youth. Works to empower youth to Non-sectarian discussion and support group for LGBT and reclaim their lives and reach their full potential. Questioning young people. Topics include sexuality and gender identity, youth empowerment, and self-esteem. Ages COLAGE: For people who have one or more LGBTQ 11-14. parent/s Phone: 1-800-426-5243 Day One - Teen Dating Violence Email: [email protected] Address: P.O. Box 1507, Canal Street Station, New York, Web: www.colage.org NY 10013 Description: Not-for-profit run by/for children of LGBT Phone: 800-214-4150 parents. Engages, connects, empowers people to make Email: [email protected], [email protected] world better place for these kids. Workshops, community Web: http://www.dayoneny.org/dayone/ building, speakers, brunches. Description: Day One is solely devoted to the issue of teen dating violence. Working alongside youth, Day One

educates, organizes and advocates on behalf of young

people at risk of or experiencing intimate partner violence.

11 http://www.aliforneycenter.org/

17 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Destination Tomorrow Generation Q of the Queens Community House Address: Betances Community Center, 574 East 147th Address: 108-25 62nd Drive, Queens, NY 11375 Phone: Street, Suite L 401, Bronx, NY 10474 718-592-5757 Phone: 646-723-3325 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected], [email protected] Web: http://www.queenscommunityhouse.org Web: www.destinationtomorrow.org,http://on.fb.me/ZaQ5t Description: LGBTQQ youth, 22 and under. Drop Description: Our core goal is to improve the quality of In Center, Mon-Thurs, 3-8 PM (2 PM on Mon.) life for LGBT youth 13-24 with a special focus on the Offering youth workshops, discussions, movies, Transgender community. We operate a drop in center, writing group, art projects, activism, event offer counseling and case management and support groups. planning, theatre, leadership skills. Socials held 1st Fridays, 7:30 pm-12 am. Dances, Queens Youth The Door Pride. Address: 555 Broome St., New York, NY 10013 Phone: 212-941-9090 ext. 0 or 3343 (member Callen-Lorde Community Health Center services) Address: 356 W. 18th St., New York, NY 10011 Email: [email protected] Phone: 212-271-7200, 212-271-7212 Web: http://www.door.org Web: http://www.callen-lorde.org Description: Crisis intervention, short-/long-term Description: Primary/preventive care, chronic disease counseling, sexual/general healthcare in licensed clinic; management, HIV/AIDS treatment, STD testing/treatment, independent living skills, legal, educational, vocational, HIV rapid antibody testing, lesbian/transgender/senior health, recreational programs for youth, 12-21. Special programs adolescent/young adult health care (HOTT) for foster youth, LGBTQ, HIV-infected/affected youth. LGBTQ drop-in groups, in-depth psychotherapy group and Hetrick-Martin Institute (Home of the Harvey Milk outreach. School) Address: 2 Astor Place, New York, NY 10003 Phone: 212-674-2400, 212-674-8695 (TTYD) Gay Men’s Health Crisis: Outstanding Beautiful Email: [email protected] Brothers (OBB) Program Web: http://www.hmi.org Address: 446 West 33rd Street, New York, NY 10001 Description: Oldest and largest multi-service non-profit Phone: 212-367-1139 agency for LGBTQ youth. Email: [email protected], [email protected] Web: www.gmhc.org/obb JQY Description: Outstanding Beautiful Brothers (OBB), Phone: 551-579-4673 GMHC’s Young Men’s Prevention Program provides Email: [email protected] group and individual counseling, community building and Description: Social group made up of frum/formerly access to educational groups for young gay, bisexual, frum LGBT Jews, age 17-30. Monthly meetings and questioning and other men who have sex with men ages 16 regular informal get togethers. Also offers anonymous to 29 regardless of HIV status. All services are free and online discussion group. confidential. Live Out Loud Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) Address: 45 West 36th Street, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10018 th Address: 110 Williams Street, 30 Floor, New York, NY Phone: 212-378-4091 10004 Email: [email protected] Phone: 212-727-0135 Web: http://www.liveoutloud.info Email: [email protected] Description: Programming, scholarships and resources Web: http://chapters.glsen.org/newyorkcity for LGBT youth. Description: The leading national education organization focused on ensuring safe schools for all students. Established in 1990, we envision a world in which every child learns to respect and accept all people, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression.

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 18 – despite the obstacles often put before them – to make a Love Heals, the Alison Gertz Foundation for significant impact on society. Point Foundation promotes change AIDS Education through scholarship funding, mentorship, leadership Address: 446 West 33rd Street, New York, NY 10001 development, and community service training. Phone: 212-367-1363 Email: [email protected] Safe Space Web: http://www.loveheals.org Address: 89-74 162nd Street, Jamaica, NY 11432 Description: Empowers young people in the fight Phone: 718-526-2400 against HIV. Our HIV-positive speakers are putting a Email: [email protected] face to Web: http://www.safespacenyc.org the epidemic and our youth empowerment programs are Description: Case management, counseling, referrals, training a new generation of community educators and food, internet access, educational services, job skills, and activists. Also creates and distributes educational materials, training for youth. shares its expertise, and advocates for young people’s right to HIV/AIDS education. We do this in partnership with The Trevor Project hundreds of schools and community groups throughout Phone: 212-695-8650, 212-509-0042, 866-488-7386 New York City and the surrounding areas, reaching both (Lifeline) young people and those individuals who impact their lives, Email: [email protected] and placing a special emphasis on outreach to high-risk Web: http://www.thetrevorproject.org, http://www. communities. trevorspace.org Description: Leading national organization focused on Metropolitan Community Church of New York Inc. crisis and suicide prevention efforts among LGBT and Address: 446 W. 36th St., New York, NY 10018 questioning youth. Operates a free and confidential Phone: 212-629-7440 x225 helpline, Online Chat, Text and in-school workshops, Email: [email protected] educational materials, online resources and public policy Web: http://www.mccny.org/ministries advocacy. Description: Emergency shelter and drop-in services for LGBTQI runaway and homeless youth age 18-24. Beds Trinity Place Shelter available on a first-come first-serve basis each night at 9 Address: 164 W. 100th Street, New York, NY 10025 pm. The Gary Skala Clinic is open Tuesday-Friday from Phone: 646-580-7045 4:30pm-9pm for LGBTQI runaway and homeless youth Email: [email protected] and provides HIV testing, referrals, case management, Web: http://www.trinityplaceshelter.org counseling, food, clothing, and educational groups. Description: Non-profit, non-sectarian, 10-bed transitional shelter open all year for homeless LGBTQ youth/young Peter Cicchino Youth Project - Urban Justice Center adults (18-24). Provides shelter, food, case management, Address: 40 Rector St. - 9th Floor, New York, NY 10006 counseling, transportation, additional support services. Phone: 877-542-8529 (LGBT-LAW), 646-602-5600 Intakes based on agency referral only. Email: [email protected] Web: https://pcyp.urbanjustice.org/ Description: Founded in 1994, PCYP is an innovative legal services project focusing on the civil legal needs of the thousands of homeless and street-involved young people in New York City, with a focus on the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQQ) youth. Free legal services for homeless youth under age 25; drop in clinics at Ali Forney Center, Safe Horizon’s Streetwork Project, and the Hetrick-Martin Institute.

Point Foundation Address: 5055 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, NY 90036 Phone: 323-933-1234 Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.thepointfoundation.org Description: Point Foundation empowers promising LGBTQ students to achieve their full academic and leadership potential

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RECREATIONAL GROUPS For a more leisurely way to connect with others, New York City has over 25 sporting groups geared towards the LGBTQ community. Almost every major sport—from basketball, lacrosse, cycling, hockey, wrestling, rugby, to sailing—is covered by these recreational groups.

Below is a list of some of these opportunities for LGBTQ recreational groups around the five boroughs.

Big Apple Recreational Sports Dance Together NYC Email: [email protected] Phone: 917-459-3990 Web: http://bigapplerecsports.com/ Email:[email protected] Description: Big Apple Recreational Sports is New York Web: www.DanceTogetherNYC.com City’s non-profit, community-minded co-ed sports league Description: With Simone Assboec: Dance Lessons for for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and LGBTQ- Every Body, Every Age, and Every Gender. Suitable for friendly New Yorkers who want to play competitive all levels: absolute-first-time beginners up to competition sports in an athletic environment free of harassment, level. No partner needed for group classes. Learn in an discrimination and drama. Our leagues are committed to Open, Relaxed and Fun atmosphere. Gain an understanding creating an inclusive environment for all participants. of the proper technique of partner leading and/or following. Group, Couples & Private Lessons available. Also Big Apple Softball League, Inc. Fundraiser Events and Parties. Learn from a Licensed Phone: 212-696-7327 Ballroom Instructor, Professional Dancer, Coach, Judge, & Email: [email protected] Performer. Serving the LGBT community for 15 yrs. Salsa, Web: http://www.bigapplesoftball.com Swing, Cha Cha Cha, Hustle, Rumba, Bachata, Two-Step, Description: Peter Morley, Secretary. NYC’s gay/lesbian Waltz and more. Also does Wedding Dance Prep. league. Divisions for all skill levels. Weekend games April- August; tournaments in 29 cities. Fast & Fabulous Cycling Club Address: 101 West 81st St., Apt. 718, New York, NY 10024 Brooklyn Blades Women’s Ice Hockey Team Phone: 212-567-7160 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.brooklynblades.org Web: http://www.fastnfab.org, Description: Ice Hockey Club is a volunteer-run, not-for- https://www.facebook.com/groups/17369245978/?fref=ts profit corporation that has been running community ice Description: Gay/lesbian group for cyclists of all hockey programs in New York City since 1992. capabilities.

City Cruisers Front Runners New York Email: [email protected] Address: P.O. Box 30087, Ansonia Station, New York, NY 10023 Web: http://www.citycruisers.com Email: [email protected] Description: Gay male motorcycle club provides riding Web: http://www.frny.org opportunities in group setting. Meets first Thursdays, 8 pm, Description: Running club for LGBT athletes and their at the LGBT Center. supporters.

Crux NY’s LGBT Climbing Club Federation of Gay Games Address: P.O. Box 372, New York, NY 10108 Address: 584 Castro Street, Suite 343, San Francisco, CA 94114 Web: http://www.climbcrux.org Email: [email protected] Description: Rock climbing in a fun social setting in NYC Web: http://www.gaygames.com and Westchester. Description: Since the first Gay Games in 1982, the Federation of Gay Games has promoted equality in and Cycle For The Cause by sport and culture and ensured that the Gay Games, the Phone: 212-620-7310, 646-358-1733 world’s largest sports and culture festival open to all, take Email: [email protected] place every four years under the founding principles of Web: http://www.cycleforthecause.org Participation, Inclusion, and Personal Best. Description: Three-day bike ride that raises vital funds for the Center’s HIV/AIDS related programs and services.

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 20 GLBT Color Guard Description: The New York City Gay Basketball League Phone: 917-664-4515 provides a safe and welcoming environment free from Email: [email protected] harassment and discrimination for members and friends Description: NYC’s first/ only GLBT Color Guard and of the LGBT community to play basketball and build Winter Guard. camaraderie.

Gotham Knights Rugby Football Club New York City Gay Hockey Association (NYCGHA) Address: P.O. Box 30353, New York, NY 10011 Address: P.O. Box 2158, Grand Central Station, New York, Email: [email protected] NY 10163 Web: http://www.gothamrfc.org, http://on.fb.me/VFcqyD Email: [email protected] Description: Seeks to increase diversity within sport; Web: http://www.nycgayhockey.org refute stereotypes; create welcoming, encouraging learning Description: Provides environment free of harassment or environment for new ruggers; build competitive team for discrimination for members and friends of LGBT community local/ national levels. to play ice hockey and fulfil their athletic aspirations.

New York City Gay Lacrosse Club Grand Slam Bridge Group Email: [email protected] Address: 208 W. 13th Street, New York, NY 10011 Description: Men’s lacrosse for gays and anyone else who is Phone: 914-665-8862 interested. Email: [email protected]

Description: This relaxed game of duplicate bridge New York Gay Pool League (NYGPL) promotes social ties. You don’t need a partner; everybody Phone: 212-496-4585 who arrives on time gets to play. Email: [email protected]

Web: http://www.nygpl.org Knickerbocker Sailing Association Description: Non-profi 8-ball pocket billiard league. Teams P.O. Box 468, New York, NY 10011 Address: sponsored by gay and lesbian bars to build community, Email: [email protected] friendship. Competitive play, meet new people, raise money Web: http://www.KSAsailing.org for AIDS charities. Description: NYC’s first gay sailing club. Members are both boat owners, experienced sailors and people who Out of Bounds NYC/Team New York would like to learn sailing and be around others who love Location: P.O. Box 2158, Grand Central the water. Station, New York, NY 10163 Email: [email protected] Metro Gay Wrestling Alliance Web: http://www.oobnyc.org Address: P.O. Box 1913, New York, NY 10101 Description: Non -profit tax exempt organization that Phone: 917-513-9368 supports and promotes local sports and recreational Email: [email protected] organizations with interests in LGBT community of Greater Web: http://www.metrowrestling.org NYC area. Description: NYC’s gay freestyle wrestling club. Prospect Park Women’s Softball League Metropolitan Tennis Group Address: P.O. Box 150307, Brooklyn, NY Phone: 646-705-2645 11215 Email: [email protected] Phone: 718-753-4632 Web: http://www.metrotennisgroup.com Email: [email protected] Description: 200 member lesbian/gay club. Beginner Web: http://www.ppwsl.org to tournament level. Winter indoor league, charity Description: A women’s instructional softball league. All tournaments, summer-ladder. skill levels, ages 18 and over are welcome.

New York City Gay Basketball League Ramblers Soccer New York Address: P.O. Box 1244, New York, NY 10163 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.newyorkramblers.org Web: http://www.nycgaybasketball.org/, Description: Non-profit gay/lesbian club promotes http://www.nycgbl.org educational/competitive soccer for beginners, experienced players, coaches, fans. Annual international tournament; frequent intra-city competitions.

21 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Sirens Motorcycle Club NYC Address: 208 W. 13th Street, New York, NY 10011 Phone: 212-620-7310 Web: http://www.sirensnyc.com Description: NYC’s leading women’s motorcycle club. Emphasizes safety, solidarity, support, friendship. Meets 3rd Tuesdays at 8 pm the LGBT Center.

Ski Bums Phone: 347-542-8670 Email: [email protected], [email protected] Web: http://www.ski-bums.org Description: The world’s largest club of LGBT skiers and snowboarders.

Team New York Aquatics Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.tnya.org Description: Masters-level swim/water polo/diving team open to NYC’s LGBT community and its allies. We welcome new members of all ages and experience levels.

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 22 LGBTQ GUIDE 111 E. 210th St., Bronx, NY 10467 Comprehensive care for HIV+ youth, 13-24, and free A HIV counseling, testing and STD screening for ages 13- 21. Other services include outreach, community A & U–America’s AIDS Magazine development, research and training. ( 25 Monroe Street, Suite 205, Albany, NY 12210 718-882-0232 4 718-882-0432 ( 518-426-9010 - [email protected] 4 518-436-5354 : http://www.adolescentaids.org - [email protected] : http://www.aumag.org Affirmation Gay & Lesbian Mormons A Common Bond New York City (ACB A fellowship of LGBTQ Latter-Day Saints and their friends, family and allies who share a common bond of NYC) the Mormon experience. Our goal is to provide a Social/support group for former/current Jehovah’s supportive environment and positive opportunities for Witnesses who identify as LGBT. social, intellectual, emotional and cultural development. ( 646-206-3090 ( 347-871-4537 (GLDS) : http://www.gayxjw.org/about/ - [email protected] Ackerman Institute for the Family : http://www.affirmation.org/ 936 Broadway, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10010 AHRC Healthcare Inc., Sobriety Services Couples and family counseling. Gender and Family 83 Maiden Lane, 6th Floor, New york, NY 10038 Project provides groups and family therapy to families Support Group for adults with MR/DD and/or mental with LGBT-identified children and adolescents. illness diagnosis who identify as LGBTQ. Meets ( 212-879-4900 Wednesdays at 5 pm. - [email protected] ( 212-780-2658 : http://www.ackerman.org/ - [email protected] ACT-UP (AIDS Coalition To Unleash : http://www.AHRC.org Power) AIDS Center of Queens County 332 Bleecker St., Suite G5, New York, NY 10014 161-21 Jamaica Avenue, 6th Fl., Jamaica, NY Diverse group of non-partisan individuals dedicated to 11432 ending AIDS crisis through direct action. Meets Direct services for people infected with or affected by Mondays, 7:30 pm, at the Center (208 West 13th Street, HIV/AIDS. Services include: case management, legal New York, NY 10011). advocacy, housing support, prevention/education and ( 212-966-4873 outreach, licensed mental health and harm - [email protected] reduction/syringe exchange. : http://www.actupny.org ( 718-896-2500 4 718-275-2094 Addiction Institute of New York/Crystal : http://www.acqc.org Clear Project 1000 Tenth Avenue, 8th Fl., New York , NY 10019 AIDS Center Queens County Women of State-of-the-art, evidence-based treatment facility Distinction/Young Women of Distinction provides widest range of treatment programs/services. 161-21 Jamaica Avenue, 6th Floor, Jamaica, NY Adolescents to seniors, male and female, all treatment 11432 modalities. LGBT-friendly. See website for additional Educational group addresses needs of women on topics programs/locations. from HIV/AIDS to stigma of living with HIV/AIDS, ( 212-523-6491 depression, etc. Meets Wednesdays, 4–5:30 pm. 4 212-523-8057 ( 718-896-2500 ext. 5730 - [email protected] 4 718-459-6578 : http://www.addictioninstituteNY.org - [email protected] Adolescent AIDS Program (Risk Evaluation : http://www.acqc.org Program), Children's Hospital at AIDS Community Research Initiative of Montefiore Medical Center America (ACRIA)

23 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources 575 8th Avenue, 5th Floor , New York, NY 10018 1424 K Street, N.W., Suite 200, Washington, DC Independent, not-for-profit, community-based 20005 research/health literacy organization. Studies promising Mission is to end the AIDS epidemic in the United therapies for AIDS/HIV-related diseases; conducts States. research geared to further understanding of HIV disease, ( 202-408-4848 treatment, prevention; educates affected communities 4 202-408-1818 through training, individual counseling, workshops, free - publications (quarterly ACHIEVE and topic-specific [email protected] booklets). Information online. : http://aidsunited.org ( 212-924-3934 Al-Anon Family Intergroup of Greater New 4 212-924-3936 York - [email protected] 4 W. 43rd Street, Suite 617, New York, NY 10036 : http://www.acria.org Groups for families/friends of alcoholics. Gay-specific AIDS Home Care Program / ArchCare meetings for more than 20 years. Home Care ( 212-941-0094 15 Metrotech Ctr., 11th Fl., Brooklyn, NY 11201 4 212-941-6119 - Program of Visiting Nurse Regional Care. AIDS/HIV [email protected] services include skilled nursing, personal care workers, : http://www.nycalanon.org social workers, nutritionist, pastoral care, physical Albert Einstein College of Medicine and therapy, behavioral health, high-tech services, covering Manhattan and Brooklyn. ADAP, Medicaid, Medicare, Montefiore Hospital other insurances. 1525 Blondell Ave., Suite 101, Bronx, NY 10461 ( 718-923-7103 Comprehensive HIV/AIDS services. 4 718-923-8183 ( 718-405-8530 : http://www.Archcare.org 4 718-405-8533 - AIDS Institute, New York State [email protected] : Department of Health http://www.einstein.yu.edu 90 Church Street, 13th Floor, New York, NY Alcoholics Anonymous New York 10007 Intergroup The AIDS Institute protects and promotes the health of 307 Seventh Ave., Rm. 201, New York, NY 10001 New York State's diverse population through disease AA meeting info in greater NYC area, 7 days, 9am- surveillance and the provision of quality prevention, 10pm. health care and support services for those impacted by ( 212-647-1680 HIV, AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases, viral hepatitis ( 212-647-1649 (TDD) and related health concerns. ( 914-949-1200 ( 212-417-5500 4 212-647-1648 4 212-417-4685 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.nyintergroup.org : http://www.health.ny.gov/diseases/aids AIDS Service Center NYC Ali Forney Center (Services for Homeless 64 West 35th Street, Third Floor, New York, NY LGBTQ Youth) 10001 224 W. 35th St. , New York, NY 10001 HIV/AIDS services, support, counseling, peer New York City's largest and most comprehensive education, housing and entitlements assistance, shelter, housing, and services provider of homeless treatment adherence support, HIV testing, basic needs LGBTQ youth. Works to empower youth to reclaim (food and clothing bank), case management. their lives and reach their full potential. ( ( 212-645-0875 212-222-3427 4 4 212-645-0705 212-222-5861 : - [email protected] http://www.aliforneycenter.org : http://www.ascnyc.org All Out Arts, Inc. AIDS United Jeff Leeds, President. Not-for-profit supports community-based arts/artists. Committed to creating

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 24 LGBT Arts Complex in NYC. Produces Creative - [email protected] Industries Network (CIN; see listing). Supports Fresh : http://www.ashastd.org Fruit Festival (see listing). All welcome. - [email protected] American Veterans for Equal Rights : http://www.freshfruitfestival.com P.O. Box 150160, Kew Gardens, NY 11415 Service organization of LGBT US armed forces service American Civil Liberties Union—LGBT & members and veterans; supporting service members and AIDS Project veterans rights advocacy, political action (equal 125 Broad St, 18th Floor, New York, NY 10004 benefits), VA medical benefits assistance, parade Precedent-setting litigation and public policy advocacy marching, community, camaraderie and social events. on LGBT issues and issues affecting those with ( 718-849-5665 HIV/AIDS. - [email protected] ( 212-549-2627 : http://www.averny.tripod.com - [email protected] AMFAR, The Foundation for AIDS : http://www.aclu.org/lgbt Research American Foundation for Suicide 120 Wall Street, 13th Fl., New York, NY 10005 Prevention One of world’s leading non-profit organizations 120 Wall St., 29th Floor, New York, NY 10005 dedicated to support of AIDS research, HIV prevention, Leading not-for-profit organization dedicated to treatment education and advocacy of sound AIDS- understanding/preventing suicide through related public policy. research/education and reaching out to people with ( 212-806-1600 mood disorders and those impacted by suicide. 4 212-806-1601 ( 888-333-2377 (AFSP) (toll-free) Ext. 2025 for Press - [email protected] ( 212-363-3500 : http://www.amfar.org - [email protected] Amnesty International USA : http://www.afsp.org 5 Penn Plaza, New York, NY 10001 American Indian Community House Global mission is rooted in a fundamental commitment 11 Broadway, 2nd Fl., New York, NY 10003 to the rights, dignity, and well-being of every person on NYC’s only Native American urban center. Mission is earth. to improve the well being of urban American Indians. ( 212-807-8400 ( 212-598-0100 ext. 242 - [email protected] 4 212-420-0879 : http://www.amnestyusa.org - [email protected] Another Octave: Connecticut Women’s : http://www.aich.org Chorus American Run for the End of AIDS (AREA, Founded 1989. Celebrates choices/experiences through Inc.) power of music. Has roots in lesbian community, but open to all women. Performs eclectic repertoire, 2350 Broadway, #1016, New York, NY 10024 including standard concert pieces, traditional and Not-for-profit. Produces AIDS awareness events such as contemporary music that reflects women’s lives. annual candlelight march on World AIDS Day and Travels/performs throughout tri-state area. campaign to reissue AIDS awareness postal stamp. ( 203-672-1919 ( 212-580-7668 - [email protected] ( 917-579-5148 : http://www.anotheroctave.org - [email protected] : http://www.americanrunendaids.org Apicha Community Health Center 400 Broadway, New York, NY 10013 American Social Health Association (ASHA) HIV primary care, case management, HIV testing, STD PO Box 13827, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 screening, support groups targeting A&P communities: Provides information on sexual health including sexually women, youth, LGBT, people living with HIV/AIDS, transmitted infections with a focus on herpes and HPV. transgender clinic, condoms. Videos and discussion forums available. Comprehensive ( 212-334-7940 (office) info available on website. ( 866-274-2429 (toll-free) ( 919-361-8400

25 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources 4 212-334-7956 peers/public. Produced by All Out Arts. - [email protected] ( 917-701-9033 : http://www.apicha.org - [email protected] ARCS Asian American Writers Workshop 40 Saw Mill River Road, Hawthorne, NY 10532 112 West 27th Street, Suite 600, NY, NY 10001 Community-based agency serves Westchester, National not-for-profit arts organization devoted to the Rockland, Orange, Dutchess, Putnam, Ulster, Sullivan creating, publishing, developing and disseminating of counties. Prevention education, case management, creative writing by Asian Americans. support, transportation, food pantry for individuals ( 212-494-0061 infected/affected by HIV/AIDS. 4 212-494-0062 ( 914-345-8888 - [email protected] ( 914-785-8280 (Gay Men's Health Education) : http://www.aaww.org - [email protected] : http://www.arcs.org Assal East Coast—Arab & Iranian Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Women’s Group Arcus Foundation Social/support network for Arab and Iranian LBT 44 W.28th Street, New York, NY 10001 women. The Arcus Foundation is dedicated to the idea that - [email protected] people can live in harmony with one another and the : http://www.assaleastcoast.com/ natural world. ( 212-488-3000 Association for Queer Anthropology (AQA) 4 212-488-3010 Promotes communication, encourages research, - [email protected] develops teaching materials, serves interests of gay/lesbian anthropologists in association. : http://www.arcusfoundation.org - [email protected] Armenian Gay & Lesbian Association : http://www.queeranthro.org The Center 208 West 13th Street, New York, NY ASTRAEA Lesbian Foundation for Justice 10011 116 E. 16th St., 7th Floor, New York, NY 10003 Gay/lesbian Armenians in tri-state area. Network/meet 1st Tuesdays, 6:30–8 pm, at the Center. Empowers communities worldwide to claim their human rights via grant-making, technical assistance and ( 917-705-4591 philanthropic advocacy. - [email protected] ( 212-529-8021 : http://www.aglany.org - [email protected] Arms Acres : http://www.astraeafoundation.org 75 Seminary Hill Rd., Carmel, NY 10512 Audre Lorde Project - Brooklyn 145-bed licensed facility, providing inpatient treatment 85 South Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY 11217 for those suffering from addiction to alcohol or drugs. Situated on tranquil 54-acre site in Putnam County, NY, LGBT/two-spirit/people of color center for community 90 miles north of NYC. organizing, focusing on NYC area. Through mobilization, education, capacity-building, works for ( 845-225-3400 (general information) community wellness and progressive social and ( 888-227-4641 (central intake) economic justice. Committed to struggling across : http://www.armsacres.com differences, seeks to responsibly reflect, represent, serve Art Gallery Tours for GLBT various communities. ( 718-596-0342 Guided tours for gay men/lesbians of exhibits by queer 4 artists. 718-596-1328 - ( 917-250-0052 [email protected] : - [email protected] http://www.alp.org : http://www.nygallerytours.com Audre Lorde Project - Manhattan Artists Celebration 147 W 24 St, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10011 Rare opportunity for LGBT community, as The Audre Lorde Project (ALP) is a Community performing/visual artists display their talents for Organizing Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Two- Spirit, Trans and Gender Non Conforming

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 26 (LGBTSTGNC) People of Color Communities. Office : http://www.baileyhouse.org Hours are Tuesday thru Thursday 1pm-7pm. Be the Generation ( 212-463-0342 Scientists working to develop safe, effective HIV ( 646-723-7826 vaccine need HIV-negative people to support studies, ( 212-463-0344 encourages volunteers. - [email protected] - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.bethegeneration.org : http://www.alp.org/ : http://www.believeoutloud.com/ Believe Out Loud 145 W 28th St., 11th Floor , New York, NY 10001 AXIOS: Eastern & Orthodox LGBT Believe Out Loud is an online network that empowers Christians Christians to work for lesbian, gay, bisexual and 328 W. 17th St., #4F, New York, NY 10011 transgender equality. We elevate the people and places Started in 1982, geared to help fulfill spiritual and social where Christianity and LGBT justice intersect. justice needs facing LGBT and Eastern and Orthodox ( 646-723-7826 Church communities. AIDS ministry outreach welcomes - [email protected] volunteers. : http://www.believeoutloud.com/ ( 212-989-6211 ( 917-513-9368 Bellevue Adolescent HIV/AIDS (TOPS - [email protected] Clinic) - [email protected] 462 First Ave, Pod #3C, New York, NY 10016 - [email protected] Support, confidential HIV testing, pre-/post-test : http://www.axiosnyc.faithweb.com counseling, complete medical evaluation/care, clinical treatment for youth 12–24. By appointment for infected/uninfected/status unknown. ( 212-562-6333 B 4 212-562-2474 - [email protected] B’nai Jeshurun, Congregation 2109 Broadway, Suite 203, New York, NY 10023 Beth Abraham Health Services Shabbat dinners, holiday programs, co-sponsored 612 Allerton Avenue, Bronx, NY 10467 activities with other gay Jewish groups. Newcomers, all Home care for people with AIDS. UJA-Federation ages, families welcome. ASL interpretation available. agency. ( 212-787-7600 ( 718-519-4000 4 212-787-7600 ( 888-2384-223 (BETH-ABE) : http://www.bj.org ( 718-239-1977 - BAAD! (Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance) [email protected] : http://www.bethabrahamhealthservices.org/ 841 Barretto St., Bronx, NY 10474 South Bronx-based theater that presents empowering Bi Request works for women, people of color and the LGBT Bisexual discussion group. Discussions are topic community. focused and moderated, followed by optional dinner ( 718-842-5223 near the Center. Other ad hoc social activities hosted 4 718-542-4077 throughout the year. - [email protected] - [email protected] : : http://www.BAADBronx.org http://www.BiRequest.org Bailey House, Inc. Bi Writers Association c/o The Rand Harlow Center 1751 Park Avenue, Organizers of the Bisexual Book Awards, Bi Lines New York, NY 10035 Reading Series and the Bi Book Club. The foremost voice promoting bi writers, bi books, bisexual writing Housing/services for people with AIDS, Technical and bisexual culture in America. Library in Uptown Assistance Program, community resources. Manhattan by Appointment ( 212-633-2500 ( 917-583-1797 11am-10pm 4 212-633-2932 - [email protected]

27 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources : http://www.biwriters.org : http://www.biresource.net BiasHelp, Inc. Bisexual S/M Discussion Group 60 Adams Ave, Hauppauge, NY 11788 The Center 208 West 13th Street, New York, NY Victim assistance, community referrals/programs, 10011 school-based violence prevention, workshops, non-profit Discussion of S/M interests/experiences. Meets 1st capacity-building, media advocacy, federal/state/local Sundays (except June, July, September), 6 pm, at the advocacy, grassroots mobilization, research. Center. ( 877-363-2427 (END-BIAS) ( 212-459-4784 ( 631-479-6015 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.nyabn.org/ : http://www.biashelp.org; www.youthwebonline.org Black Pride NYC Big Apple Performing Arts (BAPA) Empowers black LGBT community, recognizes cultural 561 Seventh Avenue, Suite 803, New York, NY diversity, educates/involves other communities. 10036 Activities/events. Non-profit management company for NYC Gay Men’s - [email protected] Chorus and Youth Pride Chorus. Blind LGBT Pride International ( 212-344-1777 5010 Echo Street, Unit A, Los Angeles, CA 90042 - [email protected] Blind LGBT Pride, a special interest affiliate of the : http://www.bapany.org American Council of the Blind (ACB), aims to provide Big Apple Recreational Sports for the betterment of the lives of those who are visually impaired and who are LGBT by providing a forum for Big Apple Recreational Sports is New York City’s non- the views and concerns of visually impaired persons profit, community-minded co-ed sports league for interested in issues facing those who are LGBT; by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and LGBTQ- providing information about publications of interest to friendly New Yorkers who want to play competitive members that are produced in accessible format and by sports in an athletic environment free of harassment, encouraging the production of such material in discrimination and drama. Our leagues are committed to accessible format; and by providing education on creating an inclusive environment for all participants. accessibility awareness. - [email protected] : http://blindlgbtpride.org/ : http://bigapplerecsports.com/ Blue-Alliance Big Apple Softball League, Inc. Support and education network promotes dignity and NYC’s gay/lesbian league. Divisions for all skill levels. respect for LGBT alumni of U.S. Air Force Academy Weekend games April-August; tournaments in 29 cities. and allies. Hosts meetings, panel discussions, ( 212-696-7327 conference calls, networking forums and speakers - [email protected] bureau for participants and in support of evolutionary : http://www.bigapplesoftball.com growth of the Academy and Air Force. Also developing programs to improve professional environment for BiNet USA LGBT Air Force Academy cadets and graduates. 4201 Wilson Blvd., #110-311, Arlington, VA - [email protected] 22203 : http://www.blue-alliance.org National bisexual advocacy/education group dedicated Bluestockings Bookstore to increasing visibility, ending oppression. ( 800-585-9368 172 Allen St., New York, NY 10002 - [email protected] Bookstore, café, activist resource center on Lower East Side. Feminist, queer-friendly, with a large selection of : http://www.binetusa.org queer books and zines. Regular by-donation events and Bisexual Resource Center reading groups. Collectively owned and volunteer Publishes educational pamphlets and books about powered. bisexuality. Can provide speakers. Provides online ( 212-777-6028 resources and works to connect individuals to bi 4 212-777-6042 communities near them. - [email protected] ( 617-424-9595 : http://www.bluestockings.com - [email protected]

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 28 BOOM! Health Services Designated AIDS/HIV center. Comprehensive 540 East Fordham Rd., Bronx, NY 10458 inpatient/primary care, case management, clinical trials, volunteer services, community outreach, training, peer Central Office: Administrative and Health Homes - education training. Wellness Center: LGBTQ, youth, and young women’s ( 718-960-1480 heath - Harm Reduction Center: Syringe Exchange and 4 Substance Abuse 718-960-1488 - ( 718-295-5690 [email protected] - [email protected] Bronx LGBTQ Center : http://www.boomhealth.org PO Box 356, Bronx, NY 10463 Bridging Access to Care/Brooklyn Men Building a new community center to support the Konnect (BMK) LGBTQ communities in the Bronx and neighboring regions. 145-147 Utica Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11213 ( 347-542-8291 (LGBT-BX1) The Brooklyn Men Konnect (BMK) program is for Men - [email protected] who sleep with Men and offers HIV testing, support : groups, counseling and social outings. The Drop-In http://blog.bronxlgbtqcenter.org/ Center allows for a safe space to gather, socialize while Brooklyn Arts Exchange (BAX) encouraging a positive self-image and building healthy 421 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11215 relationships within the LGBT community. ( 347-505-5130 Multi-arts non-profit in Park Slope provides nurturing, year-round performance, rehearsal, educational venue. 4 718-771-2035 Encourages artistic risk-taking, stimulates dialogue - [email protected] among diverse constituencies. - [email protected] ( 718-832-0018 : http://www.bac-ny.org 4 718-832-9189 Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS - [email protected] 165 W. 46th St., Suite 1300, New York, NY 10036 : http://www.bax.org One of the Nation's leading industry based HIV/AIDS Brooklyn Blades Women's Ice Hockey Team fundraising and grant matching organization. We are a volunteer-run, not-for-profit corporation that ( 212-840-0770 has been running community ice hockey programs in - [email protected] New York City since 1992. : http://www.broadwaycares.org - [email protected] : Broadway Impact http://www.brooklynblades.org Community of actors, directors, stage managers, fans, Brooklyn College Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & producers, etc. united by simple belief that anyone who Transgender Alliance (BCLGBTA) wants to should be able to get married. 2900 Bedford Avenue, Student Center Mailbox 64, ( 212-840-0770 Ext. 263 Brooklyn, NY 11210 - [email protected] Club for queer and trans students and allies. Provides : http://www.broadwayimpact.com information about resources and organizes educational Broadway United Church of Christ and social events. ( 718-951-5550 2504 Broadway, New York, NY 10025 ( 718-951-5739 LGBT-affirming congregation of United Church of Christ. 5 pm Sunday worship service, followed by Brooklyn Community Pride Center dinner. All welcome. 4 MetroTech Center, Brooklyn, NY 11201 ( 212-316-5700 Our mission is to provide a safe, common space offering 4 212-316-3189 physical and mental health services, social support, - [email protected] recreational and cultural programming, as well as being : http://www.broadwayucc.org a hub of information for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals and families in Brooklyn. Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center AIDS Through promotion of the empowerment, development, Program and general welfare of the LGBT community with 1645 Grand Concourse, Suite #1B, Bronx , NY emphasis on gender, racial, and ethnic parity, we are 10452 committed to affecting positive change within our

29 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Borough, and the community at large. Working coalition of Leathermen of Color and their ( 347-889-7719 friends. - [email protected] ( 347-709-2562 : http://www.LGBTBrooklyn.org Buddies of New Jersey, Inc. Brooklyn Heights Synagogue 149 Hudson St., Hackensack, NJ 131 Remsen St., Brooklyn, NY 11201 HIV/AIDS resource center. Case management, licensed Dedicated to lifelong learning and to caring. Worship, substance abuse treatment/counseling, transportation, education, programs, events, rituals, Rabbis, and housing, support groups, emergency financial assistance, Cantors. Brooklyn Heights, New York City. food bank. HIV Testing & Counseling is also provided. ( 718-522-2070 ( 201-489-2900 4 718-522-3976 4 201-489-2133 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.bhsbrooklyn.org : http://www.njbuddies.org Brooklyn Law School OUTLaws Butch/Femme Society 250 Joralemon St., Brooklyn, NY 11201 P.O. Box 750652, Forest Hills, NY 11375 OUTLaws is a student organization that serves the needs of LGBTQ and straight allies within the BLS Social/support network for self-identified community. Our organization sponsors frequent butches/femmes. educational, political and social events throughout the ( 347-709-0561 year as we aim to foster connections with the BLS - [email protected] student body, BLS alumni, and the legal profession at : http://butchfemmesociety.freeservers.com large. - [email protected] : https://www.brooklaw.edu/cityandcampus/studentlife /studentorganizations/viewall? C Brooklyn Legal Services LGBTQ Advocacy Callen-Lorde Community Health Center 105 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 356 W. 18th St., New York, NY 10011 Provides legal advocacy and info in civil cases to low- Primary/preventive care, chronic disease management, income people in southern and western Brooklyn. HIV/AIDS treatment, STD testing/treatment, HIV rapid ( 917-661-4500 antibody testing, lesbian/transgender/senior health, ( 718-237-5500 adolescent/young adult health care (HOTT). 4 718-855-0733 ( 212-271-7200 : http://www.legalservicesnyc.org ( 212-271-7212 (Collect Calls Accepted) 4 212-271-8111 Brooklyn Pride, Inc. : http://www.callen-lorde.org P.O. Box 150508, Brooklyn, NY 11215 Brooklyn’s LGBT Pride organization focuses on Cardozo Law School OUTlaw building new bridges between community Benjamin Cardozo School of Law , New York, NY resources/LGBT community. Plans annual Brooklyn 10003 Pride multi-cultural festival and parade. OUTLaw is Cardozo's longest-standing LGBT and ( 718-928-3320 allied student group. The group organizes meetings, - [email protected] educational panels and social events for students to : http://www.brooklynpride.org meet, socialize, and advance LGBT rights issues. ( 212-790-0269 Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture - [email protected] 53 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, NY 11215 : http://www.cardozo.yu.edu/outlaw Humanist religious organization dedicated to improving ethical quality of relationships in personal lives and the Catholic Lesbians world. c/o Church of St. Francis Xavier 55 W. 15th ( 718-768-2972 Street, New York, NY 10011 : http://www.bsec.org Religious and not-so-religious. All women welcome. Meets 2nd Friday of month, 6 pm–9 pm, West Room Brotherhood of Leathermen of Color

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 30 (September-June), offsite (July & August). Cheer New York, Inc. ( 212-627-2100 33-58 11th St, Bsmt Apt, Astoria, NY 11106 ( 917-297-6804 LGBTS adult cheerleading team and charity. 4 212-675-6997 ( 888-671-7312 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.sfxavier.org : http://www.cheerny.org Center for Constitutional Rights, Inc. Chinese American Planning Council - 666 Broadway, New York, NY 10012 HIV/AIDS Services Supports extending constitutional/human rights to 165 Eldridge St., New York, NY 10002 LGBT community. Comprehensive HIV/AIDS program offers multiple ( 212-614-6464 services to Asian Americans in NYC with limited 4 212-614-6499 English proficiency. - [email protected] ( 646-613-8420 : http://www.ccrjustice.org 4 212-226-5351 Center for Lesbian & Gay Studies - [email protected] (CLAGS) : http://www.cpc-nyc.org c/o CUNY Graduate Center 365 Fifth Ave., Room Chosen: The Gay-Straight Alliance 7.115, New York, NY 10016 Student Center of William Paterson University 300 Research center presenting talks, conferences, movie Pompton Rd, Wayne, NJ screenings, seminars, all free and open to public, A network of support and resources for LGBT students focusing on LGBT lives and experiences. through programming and activism. ( 212-817-1955 ( 973-720-2157 4 212-817-1567 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://pioneerlife.wpunj.edu/ : http://www.clags.org Christian Science Group Center Gender Identity Project Study group meets Thursdays, 8–9 pm, at the Center. Peer/professional-based counseling, support, (The Center 208, West 13th Street, New York, NY transcommunity events, info/referrals, HIV/AIDS 10011) prevention for transgender, gender non-conforming ( 347-201-0262 people, partners and families. Drop in and closed : http://www.nycsgroup.com support groups. ( 646-556-9300 Church of St Luke in the Fields - [email protected] 487 Hudson Street, New York, NY 10014 : http://www.genderidentityproject.org To support people living with HIV/AIDS weekends in : facebook.com/genderidentityproject NY;LGBTQA Youth Program Weekends in NY. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) National ( 212-924-0562 4 Prevention Information Network 212-633-2098 : www.stlukeinthefields.org P.O. Box 6003, Rockville, MD 20849 The CDC National Prevention Information Network Circle of Voices, Inc. (NPIN) is the U.S. reference and referral service for COVI offer women of African descent & of color of all information on HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, sexually orientations opportunities to address life and health transmitted diseases (STDs), and tuberculosis (TB). concerns through social expressionism like movie NPIN is a next-generation clearinghouse that collects screenings, mega events and guest speakers along with and disseminates data and materials to support the work our annual tribute called "Digging Up Da Sistah Roots. of prevention organizations and workers in international, We offer culturally competent resources for free national, state, and local settings. Our services are mammograms, Affordable Healthcare and more. designed to facilitate program collaboration in sharing ( 718-975-0141 information, resources, published materials, research, - [email protected] and trends among the four diseases. : http://www.circleofvoicesinc.org - [email protected] : https://www.facebook.com/circleofvoicesinc : http://www.cdc.gov/info

31 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources City Cruisers Questioning Resource Center is dedicated to improving the educational environment for LGBTQ students, Gay male motorcycle club provides riding opportunities faculty, staff, administrators, and alumnae by providing in group setting. Meets first Thursdays, 8 pm, at the a safe space for LGBTQ community members and allies Center. (The Center 208, West 13th Street, New York, at the College of Staten Island. NY 10011) ( 718-982-3091 - [email protected] 4 718-982-3082 : http://www.citycruisers.com - [email protected] CK Life - http://www.csi.cuny.edu/currentstudents/studentlife/L Fulton Family Health Center 1276 Fulton Ave, 3rd GBTQresourcecenter.html floor, Bronx, NY 10456 Columbia Addiction Services and All services are confidential and provided in a safe, Psychotherapy Interventions Research sensitive and understanding environment. (CASPIR) ( 917-979-3255 ( 347-881-7005 1775 Broadway, Suite 1404, New York, NY 10019 4 718-901-8589 Research institute serving LGBT community. Currently runs two projects offering treatment to help individuals - [email protected] reduce drinking. : www.cklife.org ( 516-837-1600 Clann An Uabhair (GLSA) - [email protected] c/o Ian Betts 222 E. 35th St., #3K, New York, NY : http://www.caspirnyc.org 10016 Columbia Queer Alliance Gay/lesbian society for anyone claiming Scottish c/o Office of Multicultural Affairs, 2920 ancestry or interest in Scottish culture. Broadway, Mail Code 2607, New York, NY 10027 ( 917-414-1129 Campus-based LGBT group, first and oldest LGBT : http://www.gayscots.org campus group in world. Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA) ( 212-854-1675 P.O. Box 33577, Phoenix, AZ 85067 - [email protected] Fellowship of men/women with common purpose to : http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cqa develop healthy relationships. : https://www.facebook.com/cqa.cu?fref=ts ( 602-277-7991 (English Toll Free) : http://www.cqanyc.com ( 888-444-2379 Spanish toll-free Columbia University Department of - [email protected] Psychiatry : http://www.coda.org 16 E. 60th St., Suite 400, New York, NY 10022 - [email protected] Spanish email NY’s first academic center delivering mental health COLAGE: For people who have one or services to LGBT community. more LGBTQ parent/s - NYC Chapter ( 212-326-8441 COLAGE unites people with lesbian, gay, bisexual, 4 212-326-8590 transgender, and/or queer parents into a network of peers and supports them as they nurture and empower Columbia University Gay Health Advocacy each other to be skilled, self-confident, and just leaders Project in our collective communities. We do this through 424 John Jay Hall, MC 3601, 519 W. 114th St, online communities, free resources, advocacy, national New York, NY 10027 and local programming and education. Services to members of the university community. ( 855-426-5243 (1-855-4-COLAGE) ( 212-854-6655 - [email protected] 4 212-854-3654 : http://www.colage.org - [email protected] College of Staten Island – LGBTQ : http://www.health.columbia.edu Resource Center Cometfire - LGBTQ in Middle School 2800 Victory Blvd., 1C-225 , Staten Island, NY Discussion Group 10314 c/o JCC in Manhattan 334 Amsterdam Ave, New The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 32 York, NY 10023 and spiritual, cultural, social, educational, and social Non-sectarian discussion and support group for LGBT justice programming. Friday night services, 7:00 pm at and Questioning young people. Topics include sexuality Chelsea Sanctuary, 296 9th Ave at 28th St. and gender identity, youth empowerment, and self- ( 212-929-9498 esteem. Ages 11-14 4 212-620-3154 ( 646-240-4288 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.cbst.org : http://www.pflagnyc.org/support/cometfire CONNECT Community Access P.O. Box 20217, New York, NY 10001 2 Washington Street, New York, NY 10004 Helps victims of domestic violence navigate the legal Supportive housing, personalized recovery oriented system. services, employment, advocacy for mental health ( 212-683-0015 consumers. LGBT-sensitive. ( 212-683-0605 (legal advocacy helpline) ( 212-780-1400 4 212-683-0016 4 212-780-1412 - [email protected] : http://www.communityaccess.org : http://www.connectnyc.org Community Counseling & Mediation/Verite Cornell Clinical Trials Unit Program, Crown Heights Center 525 E. 68th St., 24th Fl., New York, NY 10065 810 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11238 CCTU continually works to serve a patient population Provides psychotherapy to individuals and families. that reflects the face of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in New ( 718-230-5100 York City and has a strong record of enrolling: women, ( 718-8020666 people of color, and people exposed to HIV through needle sharing. 4 718-230-5425 ( 212-746-4177 - [email protected] ( 212-746-7204 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.ccmnyc.org : http://www.cornellclinicaltrials.com/hiv Community Healthcare Network, CABS Creative Industries Network (CIN) Health Center Nick Curto, Director. First organization for LGBT 94-98 Manhattan Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11206 creative professionals from industry-wide backgrounds. Group of non-profit community health centers in 4 Helps members find/keep employment, share resources, boroughs. Primary medical care, social/mental health network. Celebrates diversity, promotes understanding services, confidential HIV testing/counseling. of selves as creative individuals/LGBT community. Transgender program in Bronx. Weekly support group Discussions, guest speakers, outreach. Meets first /workshops, HIV/STD education, legal Mondays, 6–8 pm, Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, services/referrals, GED preparation, other services. All 127-B Prince St., Manhattan. Space limited. All welcome. Services: Transgender health programs, HIV welcome. Must call for reservations. care, mental health, support groups, dentistry. ( 917-701-9033 ( 866-246-8259 - [email protected] ( 646-483-3977 ( 718-388-0390 Crossdressers International 4 718-486-5741 Non-profit, non-sexual group based in NYC. Founded in 1990, focuses on closeted male-to-female crossdressers, - [email protected] offering a safe, informative and welcoming means for - [email protected] CDs to overcome fears of being discovered and express : http://www.chnnyc.org/our-locations/cabs-health- their transgender selves. center ( 212-564-4847 (Wednesdays after 6pm) Congregation Beit Simchat Torah - [email protected] 130 West 30th Street, New York, NY 10001 : http://www.cdinyc.org CBST Senior Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum, Associate Crux NY's LGBT Climbing Club Rabbi Rachel Weiss, Director of Social Justice P.O. Box 372, New York, NY 10108 Programming Rabbi David Dunn Bauer. Serves LGBTQS Jewish community. Shabbat/Holiday services Rock climbing in a fun social setting in NYC and

33 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Westchester. & community. : http://www.climbcrux.org - [email protected] : Crystal Meth Anonymous New York http://www.dariproject.org P.O. Box 1517, New York, NY 10113 Day One - Teen Dating Violence Fellowship of men and women who share their P.O. Box 1507, Canal Street Station, New York, experience, strength and hope with each other, so they NY 10013 may solve their common problem and help others to Day One is solely devoted to the issue of teen dating recover from addiction to crystal meth. violence. Working alongside youth, Day One educates, ( 212-642-5029 helpline organizes and advocates on behalf of young people at - [email protected] risk of or experiencing intimate partner violence. : http://www.NYCMA.org ( 800-214-4150 - Cumberland A Gotham Health Center [email protected] - [email protected] 100 North Portland Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11205 : http://www.dayoneny.org/dayone/ HIV/AIDS services for adults and adolescents, counseling, pediatrics, nutrition, case management, Deaf Queer Resource Center (DQRC) dermatology, optometry, dental services, breast health National nonprofit resource and information center for, and mammograms, OB-GYN, Rapid HIV testing, STI by and about deaf LGBTQ, transvestite and intersex testing and many other specialties. communities. ( 718-388-5889 - [email protected] Cycle For The Cause : http://www.deafqueer.org : Three-day bike ride that raises vital funds for the https://www.facebook.com/deafqueer Center's HIV/AIDS related programs and services. Debtors Anonymous ( 212-620-7310 Fellowship of men/women who share experience, ( 646-358-1737 strength, hope to solve common problem, help others 4 212-924-2657 recover from compulsive debting. - [email protected] ( 212-969-8111 : http://www.cycleforthecause.org - [email protected] : http://www.danyc.info Destination Tomorrow D Betances Community Center 574 East 147th Street, Suite L 401, Bronx, NY 10474 Dance Together NYC Our core goal is to improve the quality of life for LGBT With Simone Assboec: Dance Lessons for Every Body, youth 14-24 with a special focus on the Transgender Every Age, and Every Gender. Suitable for all levels: community. absolute-first-time beginners up to competition level. No ( 646-723-3325 (Office) partner needed for group classes. Learn in an Open, ( Relaxed and Fun atmosphere. Gain an understanding of 718-288-2677 (Cell) the proper technique of partner leading and/or following. - [email protected] Group, Couples & Private Lessons available. Also - [email protected] Fundraiser Events and Parties. Learn from a Licensed : www.destinationtomorrow.org Ballroom Instructor, Professional Dancer, Coach, Judge, & Performer. Serving the LGBT community for 15 yrs. DIFFA (Design Industries Foundation Salsa, Swing, Cha Cha Cha, Hustle, Rumba, Bachata, Fighting AIDS) Two-Step, Waltz and more. Also does Wedding Dance 16 West 32nd Street, STE 402, New York, NY Prep. 10001 ( 917-459-3990 National chapter-based group funds direct care, - [email protected] advocacy, education. NY-based volunteers. : www.DanceTogetherNYC.com ( 212-727-3100 Dari Project 4 212-727-2574 75-22 37th Ave., Suite 40, Jackson Heights, NY - [email protected] 11372 : http://www.diffa.org Documents lives of LGBT Korean Americans, families,

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 34 Dignity/Metro NJ Gay Issues Committee c/o St. George's Church 550 Ridgewood Road, 125 Barclay St., Room 784, New York, NY 10007 Maplewood, NJ 07040 Highlights issues of LGBT members of largest Support group for gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgendered municipal union. Catholics and friends. Mass and meeting 1st and 3rd ( 212-815-7575 Sundays at 4 pm. ( 212-815-1039 ( 973-509-0118 4 212-815-7519 - [email protected] Domestic Partner Health Benefits : http://metronj.dignityusa.org NYC Office of Labor Relations 40 Rector St., 3rd Dignity/New Brunswick Fl., New York, NY 10006 P.O. Box 10781, New Brunswick, NJ 08906 The City of New York and the Municipal Unions have the nation's oldest and largest organization of gay, cooperated in choosing health plans and designing the lesbian, bisexual, transgendered Catholics, and their benefits for the City’s Health Benefits Program. These friends. Dignity provides a friendly environment for benefits are intended to provide you and your eligible worship, fellowship and support. dependents with the fullest possible protection that can ( 732-968-9263 be purchased with the available funding. - [email protected] ( 212-306-7605 : http://www.home.earthlink.net/~dignitynb/ 4 212-306-7373 Dignity/New York, GLBT and Straight Domestic Partner Registry–New York City Catholics Office of City Clerk 141 Worth St., New York, FDR Station P.O. Box 1554, New York, NY 10150 NY 10013 Liturgy celebrated each Sunday, 7:30 pm, at St. Johns in The City's Domestic Partnership Registry allows the Village, 218 W. 11th St. (at Waverly). Social unmarried couples who are residents or employees of follows all services. (Chapter member of Dignity/USA). New York City and who are in a committed, ongoing relationship to document their relationship. ( 646-418-7039 ( 212-669-2400 - [email protected] 4 212-669-3300 : http://www.dignityny.org : http://www.cityclerk.nyc.gov Disabled In Action of Metropolitan NY P.O. Box 30954, New York, NY 10011 Grassroots activist group for people with disabilities. E Not gay, but gay-friendly. ( 718-261-3737 East New York A Gotham Health Center - [email protected] 2094 Pitkin Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207 : http://www.disabledinaction.org HIV/AIDS services for adults and adolescents, Disabled Queers of New York (DQNY) pediatrics, counseling, nutrition, case management, optometry, dental services, breast health and Support and social group for disabled gay men. mammograms, OB-GYN, Rapid HIV testing, STI ( 718-389-8180 testing and many other specialties. - [email protected] ( 718-245-3325 Disclosure Network New York Echelon—The Source for GLBT Business West 18th Street, New York, NY 10011 Professionals Serious discussion of UFO's, Paranormal experiences 6404 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1829, Los Angeles, CA and related topics. Guest speakers and special events. 2 90048 pm - 4 pm 1st & 3rd Sundays of each month. Open to all truth seekers Online gay magazine for business professionals. ( 917-701-9033 Nick Curto ( 323-230-5548 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.urantianewyork.org : http://www.echelonmagazine.com : http://www.urantiabook.org Elmhurst Hospital Chemical Dependency District Council 37, AFSCME, Lesbian & Treatment Clinic

35 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources 79-01 Broadway, H3-117, Elmhurst , NY 11373 A campaign for full equality. For HIV+ people with/without psychiatric diagnosis : http://equalitymatters.org (major depression, dysthymia, schizophrenia, Equality Pennsylvania personality disorders, anxiety disorder). Medical, psychiatric, alcohol/chemical dependence assessments, 1211 Chestnut St., Suite 605, Philadelphia, PA family/significant others outreach, individual/group 19107 therapy. On-site services include AA, gay/lesbian Achieves equality for LGBT people in PA through welcome. Smoke-enders group. direct legal services, education, policy reform. ( 718-334-4601 ( 215-731-1447 4 718-334-5721 ( 215-731-1544 - [email protected] - [email protected] Empire City Men’s Chorus : http://www.equalitypa.org P.O. Box 1017, New York, NY 10185 Equality Pennsylvania - Harrisburg Office NYC’s premier gay men’s choral ensemble dedicated to 202 State Street, Harrisburg, PA 17101 performance of classical music. Achieves equality for LGBT people in PA through 4 212-873-8129 direct legal services, education, policy reform. - [email protected] ( 717-319-5210 : http://www.empirecitymenschorus.org Empire State Pride Agenda 16 W. 22nd St., 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10010 F NY’s statewide LGBT civil rights and advocacy organization. Faces NY, Inc. ( 212-627-0305 123 West 115th Street, New York, NY 10026 4 212-627-4136 Community-based supportive housing HIV - [email protected] education/outreach, case management, legal services, dinner pantry program, support, training, advocacy for Empire State Pride Agenda - Albany Office black/Latino/a communities in Harlem/upper Manhattan. 126 State Street, 4th Floor, Albany, NY 12207 ( 212-663-7772 NY’s statewide LGBT civil rights and advocacy ( 212-283-9180 organization. 4 212-865-4315 ( 518-472-3330 - [email protected] ( 518-472-3334 : http://www.facesny.org - [email protected] Family Equality Council Employee Health Benefits Program of the P.O Box 960510 , Boston, MA 02196 City of New York Advocating for LGBT parents and their families. 40 Rector St., 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10006 ( 617-502-8700 Domestic partner health benefits for NYC retirees. ( 617-502-8714 ( 212-513-0470 - [email protected] : Equal Opportunity Employment http://www.familyequality.org Commission - NY District Office Fast & Fabulous Cycling Club 33 Whitehall St., New York, NY 10004 101 West 81st St., Apt. 718, New York, NY 10024 Call to file complaints regarding employment Gay/lesbian group for cyclists of all capabilities. discrimination under federal law. Intake hours are ( 212-567-7160 Monday-Friday, from 9:00am to 3:00 pm. - [email protected] ( 800-669-4000 : http://www.fastnfab.org ( 800-669-6820 (TTY) : https://www.facebook.com/groups/17369245978/?fre : http://www.eeoc.gov/ f=ts Equality Matters Federal GLOBE c/o Media Matters for America PMB 512, Chartered purpose is to eliminate prejudice and Washington, DC 20001 discrimination in federal government based on sexual

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 36 orientation by (1) developing and providing educational generation of social justice movement leaders who are programs, materials, assistance mechanisms to address dedicated to ending all forms of oppression. distinctive concerns/problems of lesbians, gay men, ( 212-601-1938 bisexuals in federal government and (2) educating ( 646-336-6788 general public, policy-makers, federal employees about - [email protected] issues of concern to lesbians, gay men, bisexuals. : http://www.fiercenyc.org : http://www.fedglobe.org Federation of Gay Games Financial Services Industry Exchange P.O. Box 4139 , New York, NY 10163 584 Castro Street, Suite 343, San Francisco, CA 94114 Social/professional networking group for LGBT professionals in financial services. Monthly events in Since the first Gay Games in 1982, the Federation of NY and LA. Gay Games has promoted equality in and by sport and - culture and ensured that the Gay Games, the world’s [email protected] largest sports and culture festival open to all, take place : http://www.f-six.org every four years under the founding principles of FireFlag Participation, Inclusion, and Personal Best™. c/o The Center 208 W. 13th St., New York, NY - [email protected] 10011 : http://www.gaygames.org Social peer-support network for LGBT firefighters, Fellowship of Reconciliation, Inc. officers, EMS workers. Meets 2nd Tuesdays, 7 pm, at 521 North Broadway, Box 271, Nyack, NY 10960 the Center, followed by social at TY’s Christopher St. ( Seeks to replace violence, war, racism and economic 917-885-0127 injustice with non-violence, peace and justice. Educate, - [email protected] train, build coalitions and engage in non-violent and : http://www.fireflag.org compassionate actions locally, nationally and globally. First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn ( 845-358-4601 Kristin Stoneking (CA) ( 845-358-4924 Gretchen Honnold (NY) 124 Henry St., Brooklyn, NY 11201 4 845-358-4924 Congregation of different races, ethnicities, nationalities, ages, sexual orientation, marital statuses, religious - [email protected] backgrounds, academic training, professions, incomes, : http://www.forusa.org abilities. Worship services reflect and honor that : http://www.on.fb.me/ZdbqTf diversity Presbyterian Welcome. Feminist Outlaw ( 718-624-3770 - Legal activist for sexual civil rights and nontraditional [email protected] families. Diana Adams. : http://www.fpcbrooklyn.org ( 516-520-0380 First Unitarian Church in Brooklyn Gay- : http://www.feministoutlaw.com Straight Alliance FemmeFever 48 Monroe Place, Brooklyn, NY 11201 P.O. Box 203 , Levittown, NY 11756 Inclusion/expression/advocacy of LGBT concerns in M-F transformations, counseling, parties, and support. congregational life and society. ( ( 516-520-0380 718-624-5416 - - [email protected] [email protected] : : http://www.femmefever.com http://fuub.org FIERCE! Fabulous Independent Educated Fortune Society, Health Services Radicals for Community Empowerment 29-76 Northern Boulevard, Long Island City, NY 225 W. 34th Street, New York, NY 10122 11101 Contact: Judy Juster, Director of Health Services. We A membership-based organization building the provide comprehensive case management, supportive leadership and power of LGBTQ youth of color in counseling, treatment adherence, housing assistance and NYC. We develop politically conscious leaders who are rapid HIV test/education for HIV persons. invested in improving ourselves and our communities through youth-led campaigns, leadership development ( 212-691-7554 programs, and cultural expression through arts and - [email protected] media. We are dedicated to cultivating the next : http://www.fortunesociety.org

37 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Foundation for Integrative AIDS Research ( 212-737-6577 (FIAR) - [email protected] 62 Sterling Place, #2, Brooklyn, NY 11217 : http://www.freshfruitfestival.com Currently conducting meta-analysis of Complementary Front Runners New York and Alternative Medicine (CAM) to understand their P.O. Box 230087, Ansonia Station, New York, NY utility in management of HIV disease, antiretroviral drug 10023 side effects, and chronic hepatitis. Running club for LGBT athletes and their supporters. ( 718-622-0212 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.frny.org : http://www.fiar.us Foundation for Research on Sexually Funders For LGBTQ Issues Transmitted Diseases (FROST’D) 104 West 29th Street, 4th. Floor, New York, NY 10001 290 Lenox Avenue, Basement Floor, New York, NY 10027 Ben Francisco Maulbeck, President. Funders for LGBTQ Issues seeks to mobilize philanthropic Mobile outreach units offer social services, HIV testing, resources that enhance the well-being of lesbian, gay, counseling for street-walking prostitutes. bisexual, transgender and queer communities, promote ( 212-289-2378 equity, and advance racial, economic and gender justice. ( 212-924-3733 x277 ( 212-475-2930 4 212-289-2394 4 212-475-2532 - [email protected] - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.lgbtfunders.org : http://www.frostd.org Fourth Universalist Society of New York City G 160 Central Park West, New York, NY 10023 Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Liberal religious community for those seeking spiritual growth. Education program help. Defamation (GLAAD) ( 212-595-1658 104 W. 29th Street, 4th Floor, New York, NY - [email protected] 10001 : http://www.4thu.org Promotes fair, accurate, inclusive media representation of individuals/events to combat Freedom Socialist Party homophobia/discrimination based on sexual orientation Freedom Hall 113 W. 128th St., New York, NY or identity. 10027 ( 212-629-3322 Socialist, feminist, gay rights activists. - [email protected] ( 212-222-0633 : http://www.glaad.org 4 212-222-0839 Gay & Lesbian Association of Retiring - [email protected] Persons : http://www.socialism.com/drupal-6.8/?q=node/22 10940 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1600, Los Angeles, Freedom to Marry CA 90024 116 W. 23rd St., Suite 500, New York, NY 10011 Founded to call attention to aging issues in LGBT Gay and non-gay partnership working to win marriage community. equality nationwide. ( 310-722-1807 ( 212-851-8418 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://gaylesbianretiring.org : http://www.freedomtomarry.org Gay & Lesbian Bible Study of New York Fresh Fruit Festival Meets Mondays, 8-10 pm at the Center. Study of books 131 W. 35th St, FL 8, New York, NY 10001 of the Bible one by one. - [email protected] 2-week multi-genre, international LGBT festival of arts and culture honoring community's contribution.

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 38 Gay & Lesbian Caregiver's Support Group organization for GBTQAPI men. GAPIMNY empowers for Alzheimer's Disease queer Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders to make positive change. For caregiver's of persons with Alzheimer's. Meets 1st - [email protected] and 3rd Thursday's, 6:45-8:15 at the Center. : http://www.gapimny.org ( 212-983-0700 (Carolyn Altman ) : twitter.com/GAPIMNYorg Gay & Lesbian Independent Democrats Gay Filmmakers NYC (GLID) The LGBT Community Center 208 West 13th c/o the Center 208 W. 13th St., New York, NY Street, New York, NY 10011 10011 All are invited, novice to pro, Mac or PC, covering Manhattan's progressive Democratic club. Meets 2nd cinematography and lighting thru festival distribution Wednesdays 8 PM at the Center. ( 212-620-7310 : http://www.glidny.org/ - [email protected] Gay & Lesbian Medical Association : http://www.GayFilmmakersNYC.com (GLMA) Gay Human Rights League of Queens 1326 18th Street NW, #22, Washington, DC 20036 County National organization committed to ensuring equality in Political group established in 1974. healthcare for LGBT individuals/healthcare professionals. Applies expertise in patient/professional ( 718-463-2938 (Bill Page) education, public policy work, and through promotion of Gay Men of African Descent (GMAD) research. Operates online referral service of LGBT- friendly providers. 540 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11217 ( 202-600-8037 Education, social support, advocacy, health, wellness promotion, support, discussion groups, drop in center, - [email protected] HIV prevention, outreach. Capacity-building assistance. : http://www.glma.org ( 718-222-6300 Gay & Lesbian Yeshiva Day School Alumni - [email protected] (GLYDSA) : http://www.gmad.org For Jewish LGBT from observant/traditional Gay Men’s Health Crisis: Outstanding backgrounds. Support and social events. Beautiful Brothers (OBB) Young Men’s - [email protected] Program : www.glydsa.org 446 W. 33rd Street, New York, NY 10001 Gay & Lesbian Youth of the Hudson Valley Outstanding Beautiful Brothers (OBB), GMHC’s Young P.O. Box 216, Congers, NY 10952 Men’s Prevention Program provides group and Meets Saturdays, 2-4 pm at the Loft, 252 Bryant Ave, individual counseling, community building and access to White Plains, NY. educational groups for young gay, bisexual, questioning ( 914-948-4922 and other men who have sex with men ages 16 to 29 regardless of HIV status. All services are free and 4 914-682-7827 confidential. - [email protected] ( (212) 367-1359 Gay Activist Alliance in Morris County - [email protected] (GAAMC) - [email protected] P.O. Box 137, Convent Station, NJ 07961 : www.gmhc.org/obb NJ's oldest social/ political/ educational group welcomes Gay Men's Health Crisis LGBTI statewide. Weekly discussions, speakers, food 446 W. 33rd Street, New York, NY 10001 socials, newsletter. On Facebook and Meetup. ( 973-285-1595 (voice mail only) Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC) is the nation’s leading provider of HIV/AIDS care, prevention services - [email protected] and advocacy, serving nearly 9,000 people living with : http://www.gaamc.org HIV/AIDS in New York City, the epidemic’s largest Gay Asian & Pacific Islander Men in New U.S. epicenter. As the world’s first HIV and AIDS service organization, GMHC is an expert in providing York (GAPIMNY) services that every person affected by the epidemic Social, political, peer support and educational deserves. We provide services including: testing,

39 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources nutrition, legal, mental health and education services. ensuring safe schools for all students. Established in GMHC also advocates for stronger public policies at the 1990, we envision a world in which every child learns to local, state and federal level with the goal of ending respect and accept all people, regardless of sexual AIDS as an epidemic in New York State by 2020. orientation or gender identity/expression. ( 212-367-1000 ( 212-727-0135 4 212-367-1112 - [email protected] - [email protected] (for immediate assistance) : http://chapters.glsen.org/newyorkcity : http://www.gmhc.org Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Gay Men's Opera Club National Hotline Listening/ discussing recordings, socializing. Meets 2nd Mon-Fri, 4 pm-12 am; Sat, 12-5 pm. Peer counseling, Friday, 8-10:30 pm at the Center. info, referrals to LGBT's nationwide, Gay & Lesbian ( 212-691-5993 Charles Switchboard of NY Project. Free and anonymous. - [email protected] ( 1/888-843-4564 (THE-GLNH) ( 212-989-0999 Gay Officers Action League (GOAL) - [email protected] P.O. Box 1774, Old Chelsea Station, New York, : http://www.glnh.org NY 10113 Fraternal organization for professionals now/ formerly in Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender law enforcement/ criminal justice. Members include Union at SUNY Purchase (but are not limited to) police, courts, corrections, ( 914-251-6976 probation, federal law enforcement officers, DA's , judges. Supporters/ associate members (FOG). Gay/Bi Dad's Group Advocates for members, social justice, empowering The LGBT Community Center 208 West 13th community. Street, New york, NY 10011 ( 212-691-4625 Support and social group for gay and bisexual fathers - [email protected] and others in child-nurturing situations. : http://www.goalny.org - [email protected] Gay Peruvians of the Americas : http://www.gaybidads.org Social group of gay Peruvians. GAYFEST NYC ( 917-557-0639 (Miguel) One River Place, Suite 917, New York, NY 10036 4 718-205-2456 US's premier festival of new gay-themed plays. - [email protected] Productions of new works by LGBT authors or spotlighting gay issues benefiting our charity, The Gay Wheels Harvey Milk High School. Resource provides information about gay-friendly ( 212-868-5570 automotive companies and facilitating commerce with - [email protected] gay-friendly companies during car-buying process. : http://www.gayfestnyc.com : http://www.gaywheels.com Gay, Lesbian & Affirming Disciples GayMilitarySignal.com Alliance (GLAD Alliance) Webzine features stories of LGBT armed forces veterans, news, commentary about movement for equal 1010 Park Ave. (at 85th St.), New York, NY 10028 benefits for LGBT patriotic service members and Metro NY chapter for lesbian/ gay/ bisexual/ affirming veterans. persons related to Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). - [email protected] ( 212-288-3246 : http://www.GayMilitarySignal.com ( 718-798-5982 Genderqueer, GNC, Gender Exploring - [email protected] : http://www.gladalliance.org Drop-In Group Monthly group for those who identify as genderqueer, Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education gender fluid, GNC, gender exploring, etc. Network (GLSEN) ( 267-304-5888 110 Williams Street, 30th Floor, New York, NY Generation Q of the Queens Community 10004 House The leading national education organization focused on

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 40 108-25 62nd Drive, Queens, NY 11375 GLBT Summer Affair LGBTQQ youth, 22 and under. Drop In Center, Mon- Provides cultural urbanspecial events and fundraising Thurs, 3-8 PM (2 PM on Mon.) Offering youth that will benefit charitable organizations. workshops, discussions, movies, writing group, art ( 347-854-5679 projects, activism, event planning, theatre, leadership - [email protected] skills. Socials held 1st Fridays, 7:30 pm-12 am. : Dances, Queens Youth Pride. http://www.glbtsummeraffair.org ( 718-592-5757 God's Love We Deliver - [email protected] 166 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY : http://www.queenscommunityhouse.org Free nutritious meals delivered to adults/children living GetEQUAL with HIV/AIDS, other serious illnesses, in NYC and Hudson County NJ. Empowers the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and ( 212-294-8100 queer community - and our allies - to take action to demand full legal and social equality. 4 212-294-8139 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.getequal.org : http://www.glwd.org GIFTS: A Gay, lesbian, Bisexual, Good Shepherd Services - Safe Homes Transgender Fellowship Project Marble Collegiate Church 1 W. 29th St., New The Safe Homes Project (SHP) is a community-based York, NY 10001 domestic violence advocacy and service program which provides a hotline, counseling, safety-planning and Inclusive community at Marble Collegiate Church seeks advocacy for survivors of domestic violence and runs a to reconcile spirituality and sexuality through God's 20-bed shelter. Provides targeted services for special love. Welcomes all who wish to grow/ be energized populations, including Spanish-speakers, youth, and through Christian fellowship and service. Guest LGBTQ survivors of partner violence. speakers, monthly dinner programs, brunches. ( 212-243-7070 ( 212-686-2770 Ext. 477 : http://goodshepherds.org 4 212-685-0706 - [email protected] Gotham Knights Rugby Football Club : http://www.marblechurch.org/connect/ministries/lgbt/ P.O. Box 30353, New York, NY 10011 Seeks to increase diversity within sport; refute GLASS: Gay, Lesbian and Straight Society stereotypes; create welcoming, encouraging learning environment for new ruggers; build competitive team for of Baruch College local/ national levels. Baruch College Office of Student Life, New York, - [email protected] NY 10010 : http://www.gothamrfc.org Campus based group at Baruch College / CUNY. : http://on.fb.me/VFcqyD - [email protected] Gotham Volleyball League : http://www.baruchglass.blogspot.com P.O. Box 961, New York, NY 10113 GLBT Color Guard NYC's largest gay sports organization promotes NYC's first and only GLBT Color Guard and Winter development and enjoyment of volleyball. Guard. - [email protected] ( 917-664-4515 : http://www.gothamvolleyball.org - [email protected] Grand Slam Bridge Group GLBT History Museum 208 West 13th Street, New York, NY 10011 4127 18th Street, San Francisco, CA 94114 This relaxed game of duplicate bridge promotes social Collects, preserves, interprets history of GLBT people, ties. You don't need a partner ; everybody who arrives supporting communities. Sponsors ongoing exhibits, on time gets to play. Meets 4th Sunday of each month at programs. LGBT Community Center. ( 415-621-1107 ( 914-665-8862 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.glbthistory.org

41 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Green Chimneys (Runaway & Homeless 3807-3809 Church Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11203 Youth Programs) - New York City Comprehensive care and case management for people 400 Doansburg Road, Brewster, NY 10509 who are HIV+, Domestic Violence and Immigration referrals, translation and community relations services. The New York City branch of Green Chimneys Bilingual staff. Children's Services operates a wide range of residential, ( social service and educational programs that specifically 718-940-2200 focus on responding to the unique needs of Gay, 4 718-940-2204 Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning youth - [email protected] and their families. Green Chimneys was the first : http://www.hccinc.org mainstream child welfare agency in the country to develop and operate residential, educational, and social Hands United services programs, which were designed specifically for c/o Latino Commission on AIDS (LCOA) 24 W. LGBTQ children, youth, and families. Contact: Miguel 25th St., New York, NY 10010 Caraballo Ofelia Barrios, Coordinator. Coalition of Latino LGBT ( 845-279-2995 organizations/activists, founded in 1997 to increase ( 347-514-0752 Latoya Anson visibility/voice of Latino LGBT communities in NY - [email protected] metropolitan area. - [email protected] Latoya Anson ( 212-675-3288 : http://www.greenchimneys.org/nyc/ : http://www.latinoaids.org Greenwich House AIDS Mental Health Harlem Pride Project 42 Macombs Place, New York, NY 10039 122 W. 27th St., New York, NY 10001 Our mission is to advocate for, educate, promote, and Nina Laminsky, LCSW, Director of Chemical unite Harlem’s Same Gender Loving/LGBT individuals, Dependency & AIDS Mental Health. Psychotherapy for organizations and supporters in cultivating a sense of individuals/ couples/ families with HIV+ issues. honor, dignity and respect for our diverse culture and Medicaid/ sliding scale fees/ ADAP, and other community. insurances are accepted. ( 347-846-0362 ( 212-691-2900 - [email protected] : https://harlempride.org/ GRIOT Circle Senior Program 25 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11217 Harlem United Gathering of Elders, intergenerational/ culturally diverse 306 Lenox Ave. , (3rd Floor), New York, NY community based organization responsive to lives of 10027 older LGBT persons of all colors. Social events, Serves people living with or at risk for HIV/AIDS and education, support, recreation, fitness program. other chronic illnesses, mental health and substance use ( 718-246-2775 issues. Medical/ dental care, mental health services, - [email protected] substance use treatment services, and supportive housing and an array of services in prevention, education, : http://www.griotcircle.org HIV/HepC/STI testing. See website for info/locations. Guilford Green Foundation ( 212-803-2850 301 S Elm Street, Suite 312, Greensboro, NC 4 212-803-2899 27404 - [email protected] Promotes diversity/ inclusiveness throughout LGBT : http://www.harlemunited.org community by raising/ distributing funds for LGBT organizations and programs and growing endowment to Hartford Gay & Lesbian Health Collective sustain funding for these purposes. P.O. Box 2094, Hartford, CT 06145 ( 336-790-8419 Empowers individuals of diverse sexual orientations, - [email protected] gender identities and gender expressions to lead healthy : http://www.ggfnc.org lives by providing health and support services, education and advocacy. ( 860-278-4163 - [email protected] H : http://www.hglhc.org Haitian Centers Council Inc.

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 42 Health and Education Alternatives for HIV/STI education/workshops, socio-recreation Teens activities (encuentros, youth jams, retreats). ( 212-563-4500 760 Parkside Avenue, Room 308, Brooklyn, NY - 11226 [email protected] : http://www.hafnyc.org The Health and Education Alternatives for Teens (HEAT) Program provides comprehensive medical care Hispanic AIDS Forum - Bronx Office program for HIV+ and at-risk youth aged 13 to 24. 975 Kelly St, Suite 402, Bronx, NY 10459 These services are provided at University Hospital of Brooklyn at SUNY Downstate Medical Center. HEAT NYC’s largest, oldest Latino-run HIV/AIDS provides comprehensive medical, case management, organization. Mission to improve health outcomes for HIV counseling and testing (C/T), mental health, Latinos in NYC affected by HIV and other chronic treatment adherence, STD diagnosis and treatment, illnesses. Services attuned to special needs of gynecological services, pregnancy testing and family homosexually active men (Entre Hombres Program), planning, outreach, transition services, hormone and transgender women (TransLatina Program), LGBTQ transgender youth services, support services and access youth (Youth in Action Program), offered at each of 3 to research to high-risk and HIV-infected youth. All service centers. Services include: rental assistance to services are free and confidential. Contact: Dr. Jeffrey persons living with AIDS or are symptomatic, free Birnbaum confidential HIV counseling/testing, referrals, case management and entitlement advocacy, free ( 718-467-4446 condoms/lubricants, individual/group counseling, - [email protected] HIV/STI education/workshops, socio-recreation : http://www.heatprogram.org/ activities (encuentros, youth jams, retreats). HELP-4-HEP/The Support Partnership ( 718-328-4188 273 Ninth Street, San Francisco, CA 94103 HIV Arts Network Help for hepatitis C is a toll-free phone call away. We 90 Broadway, Suite 12B, New York, NY 10007 understand your challenges because we've faced them Bereavement counseling, support group services for personally. Our specially-trained peer counselors can HIV-infected/affected artists and performers. help you in ways you haven't even thought of yet. ( 212-385-4945 (Doneley Meris) ( 1/877-435-7443 (9am–7pm EST) - [email protected] - [email protected] - [email protected] Hetrick-Martin Institute (Home of the : http://www.hivartsnetwork.org Harvey Milk School) HIV Law Project 2 Astor Place, New York, NY 10003 57 Willoughby Street, Lower Level, Brooklyn, NY Oldest and largest multi-service non-profit agency for 11201 LGBTQ youth. Tracy L. Welsh, Esq, Executive Director; Shahmet ( 212-674-2400 Gordon, Administrative Director. Free civil legal ( 212-674-8695 (TTY) services for HIV+ individuals living in Manhattan or - [email protected] Bronx or homeless in NYC. : http://www.hmi.org ( 212-577-3001 - Hispanic AIDS Forum [email protected] : http://www.hivlawproject.org 1767 Park Avenue, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10035 HIV Uninsured Care Programs-AIDS NYC’s largest, oldest Latino-run HIV/AIDS Institute organization. Mission to improve health outcomes for NY State Dept of Health P.O. Box 2052, Albany, Latinos in NYC affected by HIV and other chronic NY 12220 illnesses. Services attuned to special needs of Assists under insured with access to care. AIDS Drug homosexually active men (Entre Hombres Program), Assistance (ADAP), ADAP Plus (primary care), home transgender women (TransLatina Program), LGBTQ care and ADAP Plus Insurance Continuation. youth (Youth in Action Program), offered at each of 3 service centers. Services include: rental assistance to ( 800-542-2437 persons living with AIDS or are symptomatic, free ( 518-459-0121 (TDD and TTY) confidential HIV counseling/testing, referrals, case - [email protected] management and entitlement advocacy, free : http://www.health.state.ny.us/diseases/aids/resources/ condoms/lubricants, individual/group counseling, adap

43 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources HIV/AIDS Legal Service Project directed to make training available to employers to help them develop policies, procedures, and their own Legal Action Center 225 Varick St., 4th Floor, training to address and eliminate discrimination and NY, NY 10014 harassment in the workplace. The topics to be addressed Free legal services to fight discrimination against/ include, but are not limited to, issues relating to protect privacy of people with HIV/AIDS, alcohol/ drug pregnancy, familial status, pay equity and sexual problems, criminal records. harassment. ( 212-243-1313 ( 718-722-2060 : http://www.lac.org Hunter College Center on AIDS, Drugs & HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) Community Health 12 W. 14th. St., 5th Floor, New York, NY 10011 425 E. 25th. St., New York, NY 10010 Component of NYC's Human Resources Administration Training/technical aid/research/evaluation for provides direct linkages to school, financial, emergency, community based organizations dealing with HIV/AIDS, vocational services for people living with asthma, violence, adolescent issues. AIDS/advanced HIV illness and families. ( 212-481-7672 ( 212-620-4644 : http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/schoolhp/centers/comm_ ( 212-971-0626 urb/ 4 212-971 0820 Hyacinth AIDS Foundation Housing Works, Inc 317 George St., Suite 203, New Brunswick, NJ 57 Willoughby St., Brooklyn, NY 11201 Helps people live with HIV, slows spread of epidemic, Intake, assessment. housing, healthcare, support, case serves as critical voice in public debate of AIDS in NJ. management, job training, advocacy for homeless or at ( 732-246-0204 risk people with AIDS/HIV. ( 800-433-0254 (hotline) ( 347-473-7400 - [email protected] ( 347-473-7401 : http://www.hyacinth.org - [email protected] : http://www.housingworks.org Hudson Pride Connections Center I 32 Jones Street, Jersey City, NJ 07306 Identity House Exists to bridge the gap in services and respond to the unmet needs of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, & transgender 829 Murray Hill Station, New York, NY 10156 community, as well as HIV positive people of any Peer counseling and psychotherapy for LGBT orientation / identity, through supportive social services, community. Walk-in at the Center. Sat-Sun, 6-8 pm. prevention, outreach, advocacy and development Groups, short term counseling. Drop in groups, therapy training's for other service providers, to educate, referrals. empower, and unite all of our communities. ( 212-243-8181 ( 201-963-4779 ext. 115 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.identyhouse.org - [email protected] I'm From Driftwood : http://www.hudsonpride.org I'm From Driftwood is the LGBTQ Story Archive, Human Rights Campaign collecting and sharing first-person stories to increase 1640 Rhode Island Ave., Washington, DC 20036 understanding, acceptance, and create a sense of US's largest civil rights organization dedicated to LGBT belonging. The stories on I'm From Driftwood send a community. simple yet powerful message to LGBTQ people everywhere: You are not alone. ( 202-216-1500 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.imfromdriftwood.com : http://www.hrc.org Immigration Equality Human Rights, New York State Division- 40 Exchange Place, 17th Floor, New York, NY Office of Sexual Discrimination Issues 10005 55 Hanson Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217 Immigration Equality's expert legal team represents New York State Division of Human Rights (DHR) was

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 44 LGBT and HIV-positive asylum seekers, detainees, and dependencies. Broad range of outpatient, family, bi-national couples who are fighting for safety, fair corporate intervention services. Multi-disciplinary. treatment, and freedom. Focuses on long term recovery/personal growth. ( 212-714-2904 ( 212-532-0303 - [email protected] ( 800-252-5252 : http://www.immigrationequality.org - [email protected] : Imperial Court of New York http://www.inter-care.com P.O. Box 613, New York, NY 10116 International Resource Network Philanthropic organization raises funds for GLBT Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies Graduate community and service organizations. Night of a Center of the City University of New York, 365 Thousand Gowns Charity Ball. Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10016 ( 212-501-4797 A global community of researchers, activists, artists, and ( 866-533-4269 (toll-free) teachers in areas sharing knowledge about diverse - [email protected] sexualities. - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.ICNY.org : http://www.irnweb.org In The Life Ministries Iranian Railroad For Queer Refugees 1450 Commerce Ave., Bronx, NY 10461 Working to create a simple structure, focus on Pastor Rev. James Dusenbury is an Interfaith Church supporting Iranian queers to be safe on their journey, serving the Bronx LGBTQ community for 10 years. We arrive in a new country to live and be free. have services every Sunday @12:15. ( 416-548-4171 ( 718-734-1300 - [email protected] ( 305-764-9871 : http://www.irqr.ca - [email protected] Irish Queers - [email protected] Connecting Irish/Irish-American LGBT activists within : WWW.ITLonline.org the progressive Irish community to fight for fair and Institute for Human Identity (IHI) equal treatment in the New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade. 322 Eighth Ave., Suite 802, New York, NY 10001 ( 212-289-1101 Psychotherapy for LGBTQ community/ friends/ allies - [email protected] (individual/ couple/ family/ group). Counseling on L/G : http://irishqueers.blogspot.com/ parenting/adoption, Free Family Q workshops and counseling. Psychological testing/ evaluation. Free walk in clinic. Postgrad program in psychotherapy, supervision. Grad student internship/ externships. J Community education seminars, speakers bureau. ( 212-243-2830 Jacobi Medical Center - [email protected] 1400 Pelham Parkway South, Bronx, NY 10461 : http://www.ihitherapy.org/ Full service prevention, treatment, wellness centers. Integrity USA Walk-in HIV screening, Post-exposure prophylaxis, HIV primary care treatment, Sexually-transmitted P.O. Box 390170, Cambridge, MA 02139 infection screening, diagnosis, treatment, management, Nonprofit organization of LGBT Episcopalians/ straight HIV prevention (PrEP and PEP), Hepatitis C testing and friends. Leading grassroots voice for full inclusion of treatment, Infectious disease experts, Social work LGBT persons in the church and equal access to its rites. counseling and support services ( 800-462-9498 Behavioral Health services, Substance abuse treatment, - [email protected] interventions, support and assistance, Specialty inpatient : http://www.integrityusa.org care, Nutrition counseling Case management and care coordination, Dental services Inter-Care ( 718-918-5039 51 E. 25th St., Lower Level, New York, NY 10010 ( 718-918-3462 Comprehensive treatment service provider for ( 718-918-5039 individuals/families affected by alcoholism, other drug : http://lgbtrehabs.org/center/nychhc-jacobi-medical-

45 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources center/ - [email protected] : Jan Hus Presbyterian Church http://www.jimowles.org 351 E. 74th St., New York, NY 10021 Jim Sullivan Dating & Relationship Advice LGBT affirming congregation and homeless outreach Workshops for single gay men, with Jim Sullivan, MA, program. Openly gay pastor. A More Light Church; Dating/ Relationship Coach. Supporter of Believe Out Loud; Member of Presbyterian : http://www.boyfriend101.com/index.htm Welcome. Journal of Homosexuality / Haworth ( 212-288-6743 - [email protected] Lesbian Studies Book Program : http://www.janhus.org c/o John P. DeCecco, PhD, Editor, Ceres/Psychology San Francisco State University, JCC in Manhattan-LGBTQ Programs San Francisco, CA 94132 334 Amsterdam Ave., New York, NY 10023 ( 415-826-3052 LGBT programs. - [email protected] ( 646-505-5742 JQY - [email protected] Social group made up of frum/formerly frum LGBT : http://www.jccmanhattan.org/lgbtq Jews, ages 17-30. Monthly meetings and regular Jersey Pride informal get together's. Also offers anonymous online P.O. Box 7973, Princeton, NJ 08543 discussion group. ( 551-579-4673 Non-profit organization produces annual pride parade, rally, and festival that celebrates culture and diversity of - [email protected] NJ's LGBT and interested community. Just Couples ( 732-214-2965 Social/support group for committed gay/lesbian - [email protected] couples. Meets 1st Sundays at the Center. : http://www.jerseypride.org : http://www.meetup.com/justcouplesnyc Jewish Board LGBTQ Counseling Unit Just Detention International c/o Greenberg Center 135 W. 50th St., 6th Floor, 3325 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 340, Los Angeles, CA New York, NY 90010 LGBTQ affirmative psychotherapy by specially trained A nonprofit health and human rights organization that therapists. Individual, group, couples. Psych seeks to end sexual abuse in all forms of detention. The evals/medication management offered. Sliding scale organization has three core goals: to hold government fees. Most insurance accepted including Medicaid and officials accountable for prisoner rape; to change ill- Medicare. informed public attitudes about sexual violence behind ( 212-632-4482 bars; and to ensure that those who have survived such - [email protected] abuse get the help they need. Anyone who has : http://www.jbfcs.org experienced any form of sexual harm in custody — including sexual harassment, sex in exchange for Jim Collins Foundation protection, sexual assault, etc. — is encouraged to P.O. Box 7097, New York, NY 10150 contact us for support and a packet of information and Raises money for transgender people in need of gender materials. Prisoners can write to JDI via confidential, confirming surgery to live a healthy life, but without legal mail by addressing their letter to Cynthia Totten, ability to pay for it. Attorney at Law, CA Attorney Reg# 199266 at the address above. - [email protected] ( 213-384-1400 : http://www.jimcollinsfoundation.org - [email protected] Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club : http://www.justdetention.org c/o Allen Roskoff 450 W. 17th St., #2405, NY, NY 10011 Named after the founding President of the Gay Activist K Alliance, this city wide activist Democratic club is a multi-issue progressive organization. Knickerbocker Sailing Association ( 212-741-3677 P.O. Box 468, New York, NY 10011

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 46 NYC's first gay sailing club. Members are both boat c/o Tony Valenzuela, Executive Director 5482 owners, experienced sailors and people who would like Wilshire Blvd. , Los Angeles, CA 90036 to learn sailing and be around others who love the water. US's leading organization for LGBT literature - [email protected] celebrates/offers resources for writers, readers, : http://www.ksa-nyc.org/ booksellers, publishers, librarians. Knights Out ( 323-643-4281 - [email protected] Organization of West Point graduates and allies who advocates for rights of LGBT soldiers to openly serve - [email protected] their country. : http://www.lambdaliterary.org : http://www.knightsout.org Las Buenas Amigas (LBA) Kolot Chayeinu/Voices of Our Lives Latino lesbian social, political, educational, cultural, c/o Church of Gethsemane in Park Slope 1012 recreational, group devoted to creating visible presence Eighth Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11215 in society and safe space to address, discuss, inform, act on, and empower ourselves. Rabbi Ellen Lippmann, Founder. Jewish congregation ( 718-596-0342 ext 44 where doubt can be an act of faith, all hands needed to build community. Creative, serious seekers pray Latino Commission on AIDS joyfully, wrestle with tradition, pursue justice, refuse to 24 W 25th St., New York, NY 10010 be satisfied with world as it is. Individuals of varying sexual orientations, gender identities, races, family Non-profit dedicated to fighting spread of HIV/AIDS in arrangements, Jewish identities/backgrounds share Latino community. commitment to search for meaningful expressions of our ( 212-675-3288 Judaism in today's uncertain world. - [email protected] ( 718-354-8224 : http://www.latinoaids.org - [email protected] Latino Gay Men of New York : http://www.kolotchayeinu.org c/o ALP 85 S. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY 11217 Consciousness-raising, education, support, cultural/social/community development. Newsletter. L Meets 1st Fridays at the Center. ( 718-596-0342 ext.36 Ladies 2000 ( 212-367-1092 Women who enjoy socializing, meeting new people and dancing at great locations and group sponsored events. Latinos/as Unidos de New York (LUNY) ( 856-869-0193 P.O. Box 6142, New York, NY 10150 Mission is to educate, increase awareness and unify the Lambda Independent Democrats of GLBT communities and their allies in a healthy, Brooklyn (LID) empowering and welcoming space in NYC. P.O. Box 150614, Brooklyn, NY 11215 ( 347-670-0684 Brooklyn's LGBT political club, involved in all - [email protected] progressive issues affecting LGBT community. Lavender & Green Alliance (Muintir - [email protected] : http://www.lavenderandgreenalliance.org Aerach na hEireann) c/o Brendan Fay 22-22 28th St., Astoria , NY Lambda Legal 11105 120 Wall St., 19th Floor, New York, NY 10005 An organization of Irish and Irish American lesbian and National organization committed to achieving full gay men trying to create an environment where lives and recognition of civil rights of LGBT people and those identities are shared and celebrated. History, language with HIV, through impact litigation, education, public study, cultural programs, and events. Outreach to those policy work. with HIV/AIDS. Quarterly Journal. ( 212-809-8585 ( 718-721-2780 - [email protected] : http://www.lavenderandgreen.com : http://www.lambdalegal.org Lavender Country & Folk Dancers Lambda Literary Foundation 9 West Street, Cambridge, MA 02139

47 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Clubs welcome LGBT and cross dressing folk. Come MI 48826 dance! Forum of news and ideas for, by and about lesbians. ( 413-548-1097 Free to lesbians worldwide (but the suggested donation - [email protected] is $42/year, more if you can, less if you can't). : http://www.lcfd.org ( 517-371-5257 (Mon-Fri 11 am-6 pm) 4 Lavender Light: The Black & People of All 517-371-5200 - Colors Lesbian & Gay Gospel Choir [email protected] : http://www.lconline.org 70-A Greenwich Ave., New York, NY 10011 Multi ethnic organization serves lesbian/gay community Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Straight through ministry of music. Meets Mondays 6-9 pm. Alliance at Stony Brook ( 212-714-7072 SUNY at Stony Brook Student Union, Stonybrook, - [email protected] NY 11794 : http://www.lavenderlight.com Educational, political, social organization dedicated to LEAGUE at AT&T securing human rights for LGBT and all people. ( 631-632-6469 Support group for LGBT employees, retirees, their - [email protected] partners. Non-profit foundation provides scholarships to LGBT youth. : http://www.ic.sunysb.edu/clubs/pride ( 703-713-7820 Lesbian Herstory Archives/Lesbian - [email protected] Herstory Educational Foundation Inc. : http://www.league-ATT.org 484 14th St, Brooklyn, NY 11215 Legal Services NYC US's largest/oldest Lesbian archival collection located in 40 Worth Street, Suite 606, New York, NY 10013 Park Slope, Brooklyn. ( Legal NYC has more than 50 neighborhood-based 718-768-3953 offices and outreach sites across the five boroughs, 4 718-768-4633 providing civil legal services to low income residents of - [email protected] all backgrounds. : http://www.lesbianherstoryarchives.org ( 917-661-4500 Lesbian Therapists Referral Network ( 646-442-3600 Experienced, licensed, lesbian psychotherapists in - [email protected] private practice offer individual/couple/group/family : http://www.legalservicesnyc.org/ therapy to LGBTQ people in the NYC area. Sliding Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Corps scale fees. Many insurances accepted. ( 332 Bleecker St., Suite K48, New York, NY 10014 212-206-1589 - [email protected] New York's LGBT community band. : http://www.lesbiantherapist.com ( 212-591-2886 - [email protected] Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Bar : http://www.lgbac.org Association of Greater New York (LeGal) Lesbian & Gay Caucus-Rutgers Law School 601 West 26th Street, Suite 325-20, New York, NY 10003 123 Washington St., Newark, NJ Professional association and foundation. Sponsors three Campus based group for Rutgers law students. walk in clinics and a lawyer referral service. ( 201-648-1757 ( 212-353-9118 (information) Lesbian & Gay Teachers Association of ( 212-459-4873 (lawyer referral service) New York City - [email protected] Support group for LGBT educators. Meets first - [email protected] Wednesdays, 6-7 pm, at the Center. No meetings July- : http://www.le-gal.org August. - [email protected] Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art Lesbian Connection 26 Wooster St., NY, NY 10012 c/o Ambitious Amazons P.O. Box 811, E. Lansing, Accredited as the first and only dedicated LGBTQ art

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 48 museum in the world, our mission is to exhibit and NY 10001 preserve LGBTQ art, and foster the artists who create LGBT Self-Defense classes taught in Summer. 8-week it. We embrace this rich creative history by educating, course, but option to pay-per-class is available as well. informing, inspiring, entertaining, and challenging all Taught by New York Hung Ga (NYHG) who enter our doors. We offer several exhibitions and : http://facebook.com/groups/389465961167169/ various events throughout the year. Admission is free. ( 212-431-2609 LGBT Services Network - [email protected] 20 Crossways Park Drive North, Suite 110, : http://www.leslielohman.org Woodbury , NY 11797 LGBT Bar Association of Greater New The LGBT Network is an association of non-profit organizations working to serve Long Island’s LGBT York (LeGal) community throughout the lifespan: Long Island Gay 601 West 26th Street, Suite 325-20, New York, and Lesbian Youth (LIGALY), The Long Island LGBT NY 10001 Community Center (The Center), and Services and Bar association for the city's LGBT legal community Advocacy for LGBT Elders – Long Island (SAGE-LI). and related foundation. Run several free walk-in legal Together, each organization works within The Network clinics and a lawyer referral service. to end homophobia and transphobia, to provide a home ( 212-353-9118 (information) and safe space for the LGBT community, and to advocate for equality. ( 212-459-4873 (lawyer referral service) ( 516-323-0011 - [email protected] 4 516-750-4715 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.le-gal.org : www.lgbtnetwork.org LGBT Cancer Project-Out With Cancer LGBT@ NYPL Country's first advocacy and support group for all LGBT cancer survivors. Online support network offers Connects you with LGBT collections, programs and safe, secure environment for LGBT cancer survivors to expertise that the NY Public Library has to offer. Also meet and help each other with emotional support and connects you with NYPL's LGBT Committee, dedicated to supporting community. ( 212-673-4920 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://lgbt.nypl.org : http://www.lgbtcancer.org LGBT+ Open Alliance of City College of LGBT Collaborative Practice New York Helping families separate with dignity. Practice of family lawyers, mental health providers, and financial City College of New York Finley Student Center advisors specializing in working with LGBT 138th St. and Convent Ave, New York, NY 10031 couples/families that are separating. Part of CUNY community. Helping to create safe - [email protected] learning and social environment for LGBTQ students : http://www.lgbtqcollabnyc.org/index.html and their allies. - [email protected] LGBT Law Project at NYLAG (NY Legal Assistance Group) Live & Let Live: Gay Group of Alcoholics 7 Hanover Sq., 18th Floor, New York, NY 10004 Anonymous Provides legal assistance and referrals to low-income c/o Fellowship of Reconciliation P.O. Box 271, LGBT community of New York in varied areas: family Nyack, NY 10960 law, discrimination, adoption, name and document Meets Sundays at 10:00 am at 521 N. Broadway, Nyack, changes, homeless shelter issues, public assistance, NY. advance directives and wills. ( 845-358-4601 ( 212-613-5000 ext. 5107 - [email protected] 4 212-714-7336 : http://www.forusa.org - [email protected] Live Out Loud : http://www.nylag.org/lgbt 45 West 36th Street, 6th Floor, New York, NY : http://www.facebook.com/nylag.lgbt.law 10018 LGBT Self-Defense Classes Programming, scholarships and resources for LGBT c/o Chelsea Studios 151 W 26th Street, New York, youth.

49 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources ( 212-378-4091 Long Island Crisis Center - [email protected] 2740 Martin Ave., Bellmore, NY 11710 : http://www.liveoutloud.info Resource for runaway/homeless/abused youth to get LOFT, The: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & counseling, also provides screenings for and arranging Transgender Community Services Center transportation for runaway/homeless youth in Nassau County to emergency shelters. 252 Bryant Ave., White Plains, NY 10605 ( 516-679-1111 Not-for-profit community based organization located in : http://www.longislandcrisiscenter.org Westchester County. Has served LGBT community of lower Hudson Valley for almost 30 years furthering Long Island Gay & Lesbian Film Festival cause for inclusion, diversity, pride through education, P.O. Box 360, East Northport, NY 11731 advocacy, and celebration. Annual event at Cinema Arts Center, Huntington NY. ( 914-948-2932 - [email protected] ( 914-948-4922 (help line) : http://www.liglff.org - [email protected] : http://www.loftgaycenter.org Long Island Gay & Lesbian Youth (LIGALY) - Bayshore, NY Log Cabin Republicans - New York City 34 Park Ave., Bayshore, NY 11706 Radio City Station P.O. Box 2561, New York, NY 10163 Services for GLBT youth (ages 13-21) including social support, advocacy, empowerment programs, and mental Serves gay/lesbian Republicans and friends. health services to young people as well as providing ( 646-267-2565 community education to schools and health and human - [email protected] service providers. HIV/STD prevention programming : http://www.logcabin.org/chapter/new-york-new-york- and free testing services for youth 13-24. All services city/ provided at two community centers: one in Nassau County and one in Suffolk County. Long Island Association for AIDS Care ( 631-665-2300 (LIAAC) - [email protected] 60 Adams Ave., Hauppauge, NY 11788 : http://www.ligaly.org Community-based case management, support groups, education programs, street outreach, HIV/AIDS hotline, Long Island Gay & Lesbian Youth HIV+ home delivered meals program, HIV+ emergency (LIGALY) - Garden City, NY food pantry, HIV+ mobile pantry programs, mobile HIV 400 Garden City Plaza Suite 110 , Garden City, counseling, rapid testing/referral services, mobile NY 11530 hepatitis C rapid testing, fast tracked access into Services for GLBT youth (ages 13-21) including social substance abuse treatment, chlamydia and gonorrhea support, advocacy, empowerment programs, and mental testing, effective behavioral intervention programs target health services to young people as well as providing MSM, high risk heterosexuals, adults 50+, formerly community education to schools and health and human incarcerated individuals. service providers. HIV/STD prevention programming ( 631-385-2437 (AIDS) (hot line outside and free testing services for youth 13-24. All services Nassau/Suffolk) provided at two community centers: one in Nassau ( 877-865-4222 (TO-LIAAC) (toll-free inside County and one in Suffolk County. Nassau/Suffolk) ( 516-323-0011 - [email protected] : http://www.ligaly.org : http://www.liaac.org Long Island GLBT Community Center Long Island Crisis Center (The Center) 2740 Martin Ave., Bellmore, NY 11710 34 Park Ave., Bayshore, NY 11706 24-hour/7 day phone counseling/referrals for LI Social/cultural epicenter of LI GLBT community. residents in crisis. Programs include: Vivimos (for GLBT latins); ( 516-826-0244 (business line) Brother2Brother (for GBT Black and African American ( 516-679-1111 (crisis hotline) men); Long Island Trans Experience (LITE); - [email protected] CenterCare (mental health and support services); Anti- : http://www.licconline.org violence Project Long Island; Community education; and other social, cultural and support programs for adults and families.

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 50 ( 631-665-2300 throughout New York City and the surrounding areas, - [email protected] reaching both young people and those individuals who : http://www.liglbtcenter.org impact their lives, and placing a special emphasis on outreach to high-risk communities. Long Island Pride Chorus (LIPC) ( 212-367-1363 Choral singing group for LGBT community. Member, - [email protected] Gay & Lesbian Association of Choruses (GALA). : http://www.loveheals.org - [email protected] : http://www.lipridechorus.org LPSS, Inc. (Lambda Peer Support Services) 7 Holland Ave., White Plains, NY 10603 Long Island Pride Parade and Festival All volunteer, not for profit 501 (c)(3) organization, 20 Crossways Park Drive North, Suite 110, serving the LGBTQ community, 18 years old and older, Woodbury, NY 11797 of Westchester County/ surrounding areas since 1985. Long Island PrideFest has been the highlight of the year Workshops, on going/short-term support groups, for Long Island’s LGBT community. From 1:00pm to "Holiday Connections" activities, other programs. All 6:00pm, PrideFest rocks Heckscher Park with all-day support groups are conducted by trained peer facilitators live entertainment from top performers and local talent. under the supervision of certified clinicians. Strives to PrideFest has something for all 15,000+ participants foster sense of community, erase stereotypes and to annually: enjoy a beer and wine garden, a VIP Lounge, a address the affects of homophobia, discrimination, and health pavilion, information booths, activities for prejudice. children and families, delicious food, and much more. ( 914-514-3220 ( 516-323-0011 - [email protected] ( 631-665-2300 : http://www.lambdapeers.org 4 516-750-4715 - [email protected] - [email protected] M : http://www.lipride.org Long Island Pride Sports Association Make the Road - GLOBE 224 Little East Neck Road, West Babylon, NY Make The Road By Walking 301 Grove Street, 11704 Brooklyn, NY 11237 Promotes community acceptance/ understanding of Long Island sports organization serving LGBTQ LGBTQ issues through outreach, organizing. community and supporters. Activities include softball, bowling, tennis, cycling. ( 718-418-7690 ext. 1278 ( 631-553-0081 : http://www.globe.maketheroadny.org - [email protected] Malecare : http://www.lipridesports.org 85 Delancey Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY Long Yang Club-New Jersey 10002 Social organization for gay/Asians/Pacific Islanders and Non-profit gay/ bi/ transgender men's cancer survivor friends. advocacy and support group network. Founder of the ( 732-247-0515 LGBT Cancer Project. All services free. ( - [email protected] 212-673-4920 - : http://www.longyangclub.org/newjersey [email protected] : http://www.malecare.org Love Heals, the Alison Gertz Foundation for AIDS Education Many Men, Many Voices 446 West 33rd Street, New York, NY 10001 c/o GMHC 446 W. 33rd St. , New York, NY 10001 Dedicated to gay black men in NYC. Health/wellness Empowers young people in the fight against HIV. Our promotion program. Frank, honest discussion on issues HIV-positive speakers are putting a face to the epidemic affecting community. and our youth empowerment programs are training a new generation of community educators and activists. ( 212-367-1388 Also creates and distributes educational materials, - [email protected] shares its expertise, and advocates for young people's Maranatha-Riversiders for Lesbian, Gay, right to HIV/AIDS education. We do this in partnership with hundreds of schools and community groups Bisexual & Transgender Concerns.

51 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Riverside Church 490 Riverside Dr., New York, : http://www.mateandonyc.org NY 10025 Matthew Shepard Foundation Maranatha, a ministry of the The Riverside Church, is 1530 Blake Street, #200, Denver, CO 80202 committed to fostering greeting understanding while promoting equality for the LGBTQ community. Supports diversity programs in education, helps youth Provides programs, advocacy, scholarship competitions, organizations establish environments where young and social gatherings. Meets second Sunday of each people can feel safe and be themselves. month Sept - June at 1pm . ( 303-830-7400 ( 212-870-6700 (general number) 4 303-830-6952 - [email protected] - [email protected] : www.theriversidechurchny.org : http://www.matthewshepard.org Marble Collegiate Church Maunter Project: National Lesbian Health 1 W. 29th St.(at Fifth Ave.), New York, NY 10001 Organization Affirming, embracing, Christ centered community where 1300 19th Street NW, Suite 700, Washington , DC all are welcome. Sunday worship at 11:00 am. 20036 Wednesday praise and prayer service at 6:15 pm. Committed to improving the health of women who ( 212-686-2770 partner with women including lesbians, bisexual, and - [email protected] transgender individuals through direct and support : http://www.marblechurch.org services, education and advocacy. ( 202-797-3570 Marijuana Anonymous - [email protected] P.O. Box 7774, New York, NY 10116 : http://www.mautnerproject.org Meets daily. See website for times and locations. Only membership requirement is a desire to stop using Men of All Colors Together New York, Inc marijuana. P.O. Box 237107, Ansonia Station, New York, NY ( 917-525-3653 10023 - [email protected] Founded in 1980, as Black and White Men Together, we : http://www.ma-newyork.org are a multiracial, multicultural organization of gay and bisexual men committed to addressing and combating Marriage Equality USA (MEUSA) racism, homophobia and other forms of discrimination P.O. Box 121 Old Chelsea Station, New York, NY as well as providing a supportive environment for non- 10113 oppressive multiracial relating. National organization of grassroots organizers and - [email protected] partners committed to full marriage equality for all : http://www.mactny.org couples and their families through education and Men's Sexual Health Project organizing. ( 347-913-6369 Offers free confidential testing for HIV and sexually transmitted diseases at bathhouses for men who have sex 4 347-479-1700 with men. - [email protected] ( 917-568-2272 (text) : www.marriageequality.org - [email protected] Marriage Project : http://www.hivinfosource.org c/o Lambda Legal 120 Wall St., 19th Floor, New Metro Gay Wrestling Alliance York, NY 10005 P.O. Box 1913, New York, NY 10101 ( 212-809-8585 NYC's gay freestyle wrestling club. - [email protected] ( 917-513-9368 : http://www.lambdalegal.org - [email protected] Mateando NYC: The First Argentinian- : http://www.metrowrestling.org Uruguayan LGBT Group in NYC Metropolitan Community Church of Christ Meetings on the second Sunday of each Month, at 2 pm the Liberator at the Center. P.O. Box 157, Edison, NJ 08818 ( 718-766-7500 Christian interdenominational church for the Queer - [email protected]

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 52 Community, meets at 3715 E. State St. Ext., Hamilton appointments and answer questions. NJ ( 212-423-7292 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.mccctl.com : nyc.gov/hhc/mhc/lgbt Metropolitan Community Church of New : http://lgbtmet.appointy.com York, A Church of the LGBTQ Community Metropolitan Tennis Group 446 W. 36th St., New York, NY 10018 200 member lesbian/gay club. Beginner to tournament Sunday worship 9 am, 11 am and 7 pm. Open to all for level. Monthly parties, winter indoor league, charity Bible study, pastoral/spiritual counseling, food pantry, tournaments, summer-ladder. holy unions, memorial services, youth shelter. Contact: ( 646-705-2645 Rev. Pat Bumgardner, Pastor. - [email protected] ( 212-629-7440 : http://www.metrotennisgroup.com 4 212-279-1185 Mid-Fairfield AIDS Project - [email protected] Support for PWA's, PWARC's, HIV + individuals, : http://www.mccny.org significant others. Case management, medical Metropolitan Community Church of New advocacy, alternative treatment, counseling, emergency York, Inc. funds, substance abuse placement, support groups in Spanish and for friends/families, housing, libraries, 446 W. 36th St., New York, NY 10018 computer buddy program, referrals. Emergency shelter and drop-in services for LGBTQI ( 203-852-2437 (AIDS) runaway and homeless youth age 18-24. Beds available ( 203-855-9535 on a first-come first-serve basis each night at 9 pm. The Gary Skala Clinic is open Tuesday-Friday from 4:30pm- : http://www.mfap.com 9pm for LGBTQI runaway and homeless youth and Mt. Sinai West provides HIV testing, referrals, case management, counseling, food, clothing, and educational groups. Addiction Institute of New York 1000 Tenth Avenue, New York, NY 10019 ( 212-629-7440 x225 - [email protected] Program provides a wide range of addiction treatment programs and services. : http://www.mccnycharities.org ( 212-523-8260 Metropolitan Community Church of New 4 212-523-6494 York, Inc. - Sylvia Rivera Food Pantry - [email protected] 446 W. 36th St., New York, NY 10018 : http://www.addictioninstituteny.org Snack bag lunch distribution, Tuesday-Friday 2:00-3:00 pm. Client choice grocery distribution, open to all: Thursday, 9:00 am. Community dinner, last Tuesday of month 5:00 pm. HIV+ pantry is distributed once a week, N Tuesday- Friday between 2-3pm. Proof of status required for HIV + pantry. No ID required for other NALGAP; Association of Lesbian, Gay, services. Bisexual, Transgender Addiction ( 212-629-7440 Professionals & Allies - [email protected] 607 Allison Road, Room 209 A, Piscataway, NJ : http://www.mccnycharities.org 08854 Metropolitan Hospital Center: NALGAP's mission is to confront all forms of oppression and discriminatory practices in the delivery Comprehensive LGBT Health Center of services to all people and to advocate for programs c/o OPD Building 1901 First Avenue, 1st Floor and services that affirm all genders and sexual (Room 1-D7), New York, NY 10029 orientations. NALGAP provides information, training, Provides individual and family based care in the networking, and advocacy about addiction and related following areas: Transgender Health Services, Men's & problems, and support for those engaged in the health Women's Health, HIV/STD Screening and Treatment, professions, individuals in recovery, and others PrEP, Specialty Referral Services, Social Work concerned about the health of gender and sexual Services, and all other General Medical Services. minorities. Patients are seen on Saturdays by appointment only. ( 973-972-9537 Contact: Philip McCabe Staff is available Monday-Friday 9AM-5PM to schedule

53 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources - [email protected] organization fighting to improve the lives of LGBT : http://www.nalgap.org people, and working to create positive, lasting change and opportunity for all. National Center for Lesbian Rights ( 202-393-5177 National Office 870 Market St., #370, San - [email protected] Francisco, CA 94102 : http://www.thetaskforce.org National lesbian, feminist, non-profit firm. Gains/protects legal/human rights of LGBT people National Gay and Lesbian Task Force (New through impact litigation, public policy advocacy, public York City Office) education, direct legal services. 116 Nassau Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY ( 415-392-6257 10038 - [email protected] Builds community's political power by training activists, : http://www.nclrights.org organizing campaigns to defeat anti-LGBT referendum and advance LGBT legislation, building movements' National Center for Transgender Equality organizational capacity. 1400 16th Street NW, Suite 510, Washington , DC ( 212-604-9830 20036 - [email protected] National social justice organization devoted to ending : http://www.thetaskforce.org discrimination/violence against transgender people through education/advocacy on national issues of National Gay Pilots Association importance. Not a direct services organization—cannot P.O. Box 11313, Norfolk, VA 23517 provide mental health or legal services. Gay/lesbian pilots and other aviation enthusiasts. ( 202-642-4542 ( 866-800-6472 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.TransEquality.org : http://www.ngpa.org National Coalition for LGBT Health National Lawyers Guild-Queer Caucus 2000 S Street, NW., Suite 705, Washington , DC 132 Nassau St., Suite 922, NY, NY 10038 20009 Caucus acts as network of LGBT Guild members and National coalition of LGBT health organizations, serves as a voice for LGBT issues within NLG, sponsors community health centers, state health departments and forums, engages in public education projects, supports advocates focused on federal advocacy, research, policy, legislation, produces Sexual Orientation and Law education, training. (published by WestGroup), co-sponsors Thomas Steel ( 202-507-4727 Summer Law Student Fellowship. 4 202-232-6750 ( 212-679-5100 - [email protected] - [email protected] : www.HealthLGBT.org : http://www.nlg.org : www.HealthHIV.org National Lesbian & Gay Journalists National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Association (NY Area) Commerce New York c/o Charles Kaiser 245 W. 107th St., NY, NY 340 West 42nd Street, #841, New York, NY 10108 10025 Provides valuable business development opportunities, Works for better mainstream media coverage of financial access and educational resources to LGBT and gays/lesbians. Combats workplace discrimination. allied businesses in the New York Metro area. - [email protected] ( 646-964-5027 : http://www.nlgja.org - [email protected] : http://www.nglccny.org National LGBT Bar Association 1200 18th Street NW, Suite 700, Washington , DC National Gay and Lesbian Task Force (DC 20036 Office) National association of lawyers, judges and other legal 1325 Massachusetts Ave. NW, Suite 600, professionals, law students, activists, and affiliated Washington, DC 20005 LGBT legal organizations. Promotes justice in and Builds the power base of the LGBT community from the through legal profession for LGBT community in all of ground up. The country's premier social justice its diversity.

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 54 ( 202-637-7661 New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless - [email protected] Youth : http://www.lgbtbar.org 83 Christopher St, New York, NY 10014 National Organization for Women (NOW) New Alternatives accepts clients who are 16-24 years 1100 H Street NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC old, identify as lesbian, gay, transgender, or bisexual, 20005 and are “homeless” or at-risk. Clients are accepted on a walk-in basis on Sundays from 6pm-8pm and Tuesdays The National Organization for Women (NOW) is the from 1pm-6pm. Identification is not required and a largest organization of feminist activists in the United referral letter is not necessary. Provides basic needs, life States. Since its founding in 1966, NOW's goal has been skills training's, case-management, education and to take action to bring about equality for all women. recreational activities for LGBT homeless youth. NOW works to eliminate discrimination and harassment ( 718-300-0133 in the workplace, schools, the justice system, and all - other sectors of society; secure abortion, birth control [email protected] and reproductive rights for all women; end all forms of : http://www.newalternativesnyc.org/ violence against women; eradicate racism, sexism and New Directions homophobia; and promote equality and justice in our society. 500 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11217 ( 202-628-8669 Alcoholism and substance abuse treatment program - [email protected] located in heart of historic Park Slope, Brooklyn. ( : http://www.now.org 718-398-0800 - [email protected] National Organization for Women of New : http://www.newdirectionsbrooklyn.com Jersey P.O. Box 3219, Jersey City, NJ 07303 New Jersey Coalition to End Domestic Violence Empowers people who identify as LGBTQ, fights for their rights. 1670 Whitehorse-Hamilton Square Road, Trenton, ( 609-393-0156 NJ 08690 - [email protected] LGBTQ sensitive. : http://www.nownj.org ( 609-584-8107 ( 609-584-0027 (TTY) National Organization for Women/New - [email protected] York City (NOW NYC) : http://www.njcedv.org 150 W 28 St., NY, NY 10001 Founding chapter of NOW. Les/bi/trans queer Rights New Jersey Lesbian & Gay Havurah Committee, focuses on political issues. P.O. Box 2576, Edison, NJ 08818 ( 212-627-9895 Community of friends meets spiritual, social, cultural, - [email protected] religious needs of LGBT Jews in NJ. : http://www.nownyc.org - [email protected] : http://www.njhav.org National Organization of Gay & Lesbian Scientists & Technical Professionals Inc. New Ways Ministry P.O. Box 91803, Pasadena, CA 91109 4012 29th St., Mount Rainier, MD 20712 National non-profit educational organization of GLBT Gay-positive ministry of advocacy and justice for LGBT people/advocates employed or interested in Catholics and reconciliation with larger Christian and scientific/high-tech fields. Goals include dialogue with civil communities. professional organizations, disseminating info, ( 301-277-5674 improving member's professional environment, - [email protected] opposing anti-queer discrimination/stereotypes, : http://www.newwaysministry.org educating queer/scientific/general communities, fostering inter-city contacts. Affiliated with American New York Area Bisexual Network Association for Advancement of Science. Time Square Station P.O Box 497, New York, NY ( 626-791-7689 10108 - [email protected] Non-Profit serving all Bisexual, Bi-friendly, Queer- : http://www.noglstp.org identified and otherwise non-Monosexual people who

55 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources live, work or play in and around the NYC Tri-state area. NY 10163 ( 212-459-4784 Provides environment free of harassment or - [email protected] discrimination for members and friends of LGBT : http://www.nyabn.org community to play ice hockey and fulfill their athletic aspirations. New York Association for Gender Rights - [email protected] Advocacy (NYAGRA) : http://www.nycgha.org 24 W. 25th St., 9th Floor, New York, NY 10010 New York City Gay Lacrosse Club Transgender advocacy organization advocates at local and state levels for freedom of gender identity and Men's lacrosse for gays and anyone else who is expression. interested. - ( 212-675-3288 ext. 338 [email protected] - [email protected] New York City Gay Men's Chorus New York Buyers Club (NYBC) 561 7th Avenue, #803, New York, NY 10018 c/o DC 1707 420 West 45th St., New York, NY Gay men's choral group. 10036 ( 212-344-1777 Not for profit provides low cost high quality dietary 4 212-957-9191 supplements, particularly, but not exclusively, for - [email protected] management of HIV disease, chronic hepatitis and drug : http://www.nycgmc.org side effects. Info and resources on benefits, limitations, drug interactions and ways to evaluate efficacy of New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) supplements, along with a variety of info on living 125 Broad St., 19th. Floor, New York, NY 10004 healthy with chronic disease. Not-for-profit non partisan organization with eight ( 800-650-4983 offices and 60,000 members across NY state. Leading : http://www.newyorkbuyersclub.org advocates for rights of LGBT New Yorkers and works tirelessly to extend constitutionally guaranteed rights to New York City Commission on Human all New Yorkers. Rights ( 212-607-3300 100 Gold Street, #4600, New York, NY 10038 : http://www.nyclu.org The New York City Commission on Human Rights is New York Gay Pool League (NYGPL) charged with the enforcement of the Human Rights Law, Title 8 of the Administrative Code of the City of New Non-profit 8-ball pocket billiard league. Teams York, and with educating the public and encouraging sponsored by gay and lesbian bars to build community, positive community relations. friendship. Competitive play, meet new people, raise ( 212-306-7500 money for AIDS charities. ( ( 212-306-7560 (public information) 212-496-4585 - ( 212-306-7686 (TDD) [email protected] : http://www.nygpl.org ( 212-306-7450 (Law Enforcement Bureau) : http://www.nyc.gov/cchr New York Memory Center New York City Gay Basketball League 199 14th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215 P.O. Box 1244, New York, NY 10163 Non-profit organization provides free services for LGBTQ caregivers of older adults (age 60+): individual The New York City Gay Basketball League provides a counseling, support, educational trainings, more. Non- safe and welcoming environment free from harassment LGBTQ-identified caregivers welcome, too. Also, two and discrimination for members and friends of the culturally competent social model Adult Day Services LGBT community to play basketball and build Centers for elders with physical camaraderie. limitations/Alzheimer’s/related dementia. - [email protected] ( 718-499-7701 : http://www.nycgaybasketball.org/ Men's Division - [email protected] : http://www.nycgbl.org Women's Division : http://www.nymemorycenter.org New York City Gay Hockey Association New York Prime Timers (NYCGHA) The New York Prime Timers is a social group for P.O. Box 2158, Grand Central Station, New York, mature (over 40) gay and bisexual men in the NY tri-

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 56 state area and those that are attracted to them. We have ( 888-392-3644 monthly meetings at the LGBT Center located at 208 W ( 718-741-8304 (TDD) 13th Street, on the 2nd Saturday of every month at 2 - [email protected] PM. These may be purely social meet-and-greets or : http://www.dhr.ny.gov presentations by people of interest to the mature gay community. We also have lunches, dinners and outings New York University Queer Union to museums, plays and other activities of interest. 60 Washington Square South, 7th Floor, New ( 212-699-2613 York, NY 10012 - [email protected] Nation's second oldest LGBT/queer campus group New York Ramblers Soccer Club provides social, cultural, political, educational opportunities for NYU LGBT communities, increases Non-profit gay/lesbian club promotes visibility, promotes awareness. educational/competitive soccer for beginners, experienced players, coaches, fans. Annual international : http://www.nyu.edu/clubs/queerunion tournament; frequent intra-city competitions. ( 212-998-4938 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.newyorkramblers.org Newark Gay Pride New York State Division of Human Rights - Conglomerate of LGBT organizations in Newark Bronx focused on promoting education through community programming/social activities. 1 Fordham Plaza, 4th Floor, Bronx, NY 10458 ( 732-766-7141 New York has the proud distinction of being the first - state in the nation to enact a Human Rights Law, which [email protected] affords every citizen “an equal opportunity to enjoy a : http://www.newarkgaypride.org full and productive life.” This law prohibits North Central Bronx Hospital discrimination in employment, housing, credit, places of public accommodations, and non-sectarian educational 3424 Kossuth Avenue, Bronx, NY 10467 institutions, based on age, race, national origin, sex, Full service prevention, treatment, wellness centers. sexual orientation, marital status, disability, military Walk-in HIV screening, Post-exposure prophylaxis, status, and other specified classes. The New York State HIV primary care treatment, Sexually-transmitted Division of Human Rights was created to enforce this infection screening, diagnosis, treatment, management, important law. The mission of the agency is to ensure HIV prevention (PrEP and PEP), Hepatitis C testing and that " every individual . . . has an equal opportunity to treatment, Infectious disease experts, Social work participate fully in the economic, cultural and counseling and support services intellectual life of the State. Behavioral Health services, Substance abuse treatment, ( 866-392-3644 (toll-free) interventions, support and assistance, Specialty inpatient ( 718-741-8400 care, Nutrition counseling Case management and care coordination, Dental services ( 718-741-8300 (TDD) ( 718-918-4333 : http://www.dhr.ny.gov - [email protected] New York State Division of Human Rights - North Fork Women for Women Fund, Inc. Manhattan P.O. Box 804, Greenport, NY 11944 163 W. 125th. St., New York, NY 10027 Not-for-profit. Provides financial and personal support New York has the proud distinction of being the first to lesbians on North Fork of LI facing emergency health state in the nation to enact a Human Rights Law, which situations. affords every citizen “an equal opportunity to enjoy a ( 631-477-8464 full and productive life.” This law prohibits discrimination in employment, housing, credit, places of - [email protected] public accommodations, and non-sectarian educational : http://www.nfwfwf.net institutions, based on age, race, national origin, sex, North Jersey Community Research sexual orientation, marital status, disability, military status, and other specified classes. The New York State Initiative Division of Human Rights was created to enforce this 393 Central Ave., Newark, NJ 07013 important law. The mission of the agency is to ensure HIV clinical trials and comprehensive HIV-specific that " every individual . . . has an equal opportunity to social services. participate fully in the economic, cultural and ( 973-483-3444 intellectual life of the State. - [email protected]

57 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources : http://www.prepnj.org personal/professional needs in the LGBT community. - North Star Fund [email protected] : http://nyclavenderlounge.com/ 520 8th Avenue, Suite 2203, New York, NY 10018 New York's community foundation supporting NYC LGBT Smoke-Free Initiative grassroots groups leading the movement for equality, 40 Worth Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10013 economic justice and peace. NYC Smoke-Free, a program of Public Health ( 212-620-9110 Solutions, works to protect the health of New Yorkers 4 212-620-8178 through tobacco control policy, advocacy, and - [email protected] education. Provides healthcare solutions particular to the : http://www.northstarfund.org LGBT community ( 646-619-6689 Nothing But Guys & Guys and Girls (NGB : http://nycsmokefree.org/lgbt & GAG) NGB is NYC based group for HIV + gay men; GAG is NYC Pride for heterosexual men/women. Friendship, community, 154 Christopher St., Suite 1D, New York, NY support, informal education on HIV. Safe, non 10014 discriminatory social setting to address disclosure, drug Organizers and producers of NYC's Official Annual side effects, mental/emotional toll of living with HIV, LGBT Pride events, including: The Rally, The March, etc. PrideFest, Teaze, Dance on the Pier, VIP Rooftop Party, - [email protected] Fantasy, and Family Movie Night. - [email protected] ( 212-807-7433 (PRIDE) : http://www.guysandgirls.net 4 212-807-7436 - NYC Anti-Violence Project (AVP) [email protected] : http://www.nycpride.org 116 Nassau Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10038 NYU Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Free, confidential counseling, advocacy, & Queer Student Center accompaniment, information and referrals for survivors 60 Washington Square South, Suite 602, New of anti-LGBTQ and HIV/AIDS-related violence York, NY 10012 including hate violence, sexual violence, and The New York University Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, domestic/intimate partner violence. 24 hour bilingual Transgender and Queer Student Center creates a English/Spanish hotline. welcoming environment for all University students and ( 212-714-1141 (hotline) faculty interested in developing their understanding of ( 212-714-1184 LGBTQ issues. Support services, resources, programs, - [email protected] advocacy, training, education and consultation are : http://www.avp.org provided to members of the NYU community. With its services, programs and resources, the NYU LGBTQ NYC Dept. of Health & Mental Hygiene, Student Center exists to create campus environments Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & that are inclusive and supportive of student diversity in Transgender Health the areas of sexual orientation and gender identity and 40 Worth Street, New York, NY 10013 expression. : http://www.nyu.edu/lgbtq LGBT health concerns, HIV prevention, information, ( referrals. 212-998-4424 4 : http://www.nyc.gov/health 212-995-4728 - [email protected] NYC Gay Men's Shamanic Circle Group of male shamanic practitioners, based in NYC gathers to create sacred space for men who identify as queer, gay or men who love men. Performs shamanic O journey work for the purpose of healing on many levels, including ourselves, our communities and Mother Earth. ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives : www.nycgayshamans.net 909 West Adams Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90007 NYC Lavender Lounge Houses world's largest research library on LGBT heritage/concerns. Dating/social, friendship, business events to fulfill ( 213-821-2771

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 58 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.onearchives.org : http://www.OutProfessionals.org Our Youth OutClass at NYU's Stern School of Business 81 Christopher St., New York, NY 10014 Lesbian & Gay Business Association at New York Our Youth is a non profit organization that helps LGBT University's Stern School of Business. Professional youth in the NY & NJ area. We help the young adults network of full/part time lesbian/gay students/alumni. find jobs, get into college, offer free & confidential Sponsors lectures, networking events, discussion groups. health referrals, and provided community activities to Fosters awareness of lesbians/gays in the workplace. keep the youth off the streets and involved within our ( 212-998-0739 community! Our most successful program is the Our - [email protected] Youth Diversity Scholarship Program where we conduct monthly benefits from Sept-June raising funds for 2 Out-FM Collective Address-WBAI Radio college scholarships, one given to a LGBT high school Church Street Station, P.O. Box 7032, New York, senior in NY, the other given to a LGBT high school NY 10008 senior in NJ, both in July. LGBT news, culture and activism broadcast on ( 201-303-8160 WBAI/NY 99.5 FM and the internet at www.wbai.org. - [email protected] ( 212-209-2980 Out & Equal Workplace Advocates-Metro : http://www.outfm.org NY OUTmedia NY regional affiliate of national non-profit 285 Fifth Ave., Suite 446, Brooklyn, NY 11215 headquartered in San Francisco. Champion's safe, OUTmedia is a leading queer cultural activist equitable workplaces for LGBT people, advocates organization and social enterprise. Our mission is to building/strengthening successful organizations that increase the positive visibility of LGBTQQIA people, value all employees, customers, communities. Contact: and promote inclusive multiculturalism through the arts. Joseph Bertolotti. To support that mission, OUTmedia has become a ( 212-350-7902 (Adam Wasserman) leading global source for LGBTQQIA and queer- - [email protected] affirmative national acts and celebrity talent. : http://www.outandequal.org/affiliates/ny ( 718-789-1776 Out of Bounds NYC/Team New York - [email protected] : http://www.outmedia.org P.O. Box 2158, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163 Outright Action International Non-profit tax exempt organization that supports and 80 Maiden Lane, New York, NY 10038 promotes local sports and recreational organizations Advancing human rights to end discrimination based on with interests in LGBT community of Greater NYC area. sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. - [email protected] ( 212-430-6054 : http://www.oobnyc.org 4 212-430-6060 Out of the Closet Foundation, Inc. - [email protected] P.O. Box 20084, New York, NY 10075 : http://www.iglhrc.org Charitable, non-profit foundation transforms cash OutServe-SLDN contributions, donations of merchandise/property P.O. Box 65301, Washington, DC 20035 bequests into annual grants to AIDS service groups. Administers OOTC Virtual Thrift shop and online sales. OutServe-SLDN empowers, supports, and defends the Department of Defense and military service LGBT : http://outofthecloset.org/ community, LGBT veterans, and their families, while Out Professionals working to strengthen our military's culture of inclusion. P.O. Box 231131, New York, NY 10023 ( 1-800-538-7418 - Nation's leading nonprofit LGBT networking [email protected] organization. Supportive networks for professional - [email protected] women and the up-and-coming LGBT professional. : https://www.outserve-sldn.org Connects members through an active online community. Affordable networking events year round, focused on Overeaters Anonymous/Metro Intergroup career, community and culture. P.O. Box 1235, New York, NY 10159 - [email protected] Call for meeting information.

59 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources ( 347-433-5876 Gays (PFLAG) New York City - [email protected] 130 E. 25th St., New York, NY 10010 : http://www.oanyc.org Supports parents/families to better understand LGBT children. Provides speakers bureau through Safe Schools Program to fight homophobia and bullying in schools. P Volunteers welcome. ( 646-240-4288 (office) Pace University Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, ( 212-463-0629 (help line) Transgender, Queer, Questioning and Ally - [email protected] (LGBTQA) Cyber Center : http://www.pflagnyc.org Created to connect prospective, current and former Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & students to amazing resources, opportunities and events Gays (PFLAG) North Jersey on and off campus! Check out queer course offerings, the Queer Calendar, get to know allied staff, faculty and P.O. Box 4585, Wayne, NJ 07470 students and find out about amazing internship and Support/education/political action for parents of scholarship opportunities at the touch of a button. gays/lesbians Group for teens to explore identity in safe ( 212-346-1952 place. Meetings are held at St. John's Episcopal Church, Montclair, NJ. Second Thursday every month at 7:30 - [email protected] pm : http://www.pace.edu/lgbtqa-center/ ( 908-300-4227 Pagnoni, Laurence A., & Associates - [email protected] 601 Kappock Street, Suite 5G, Bronx, NY 10463 : http://www.pflagnorthjersey.org Provides management/fundraising services to support Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & work of LGBT organizations, AIDS service organizations, non-profits working to empower Gays (PFLAG) Queens disenfranchised and under served. P.O. Box 751043, Forest Hills, NY 11375 ( 212-932-9008 Meets 3rd Sundays at Reform Temple of Forest Hills, 4 718-708-6779 71-11 112th Street, Queens. Please check our webpage - [email protected] for any updates/changes to our meeting schedule. ( - [email protected] 718-271-6663 (hotline) - : http://www.lapafundraising.com [email protected] : http://www.pflag-queens.org Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays (PFLAG) Latino, parte de PFLAG Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & FCA, NYC Gays (PFLAG) Staten Island Todos son bienvenidos, incluyendo padres, amigos, 25 Victory Blvd., 3rd Floor, Staten Island, NY familiares y personas gays, lesbianas, bisexuales y 10301 transgéneras con o sin sus familias. Provides encouragement/support on issues raised when a ( 914-787-8738 (Nila Marrone) loved one comes out. Meets 1st Monday of the month at ( 718-749-8562 (Migdalia Santiago) 7pm. ( - [email protected] 718-808-1360 - - [email protected] [email protected] : http://www.pflagnyc.org Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays (PFLAG) Long Island Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & P.O. Box 692, Jericho, NY 11753 Gays (PFLAG) Westchester c/o The LOFT , White Plains, NY 10605 Promotes health/well being of LGBT persons and their families through monthly support groups, education and Support group for parents, families and friends of LGBT advocacy. persons. ( 516-679-1111 ( 914-468-4636 (English) - [email protected] ( 914-967-9429 (Spanish) : http://www.pflagli.org - [email protected] : http://www.PFLAGWestchester.org Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians &

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 60 Park Slope United Methodist Church - [email protected] 410 Sixth Ave. and 8th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215 : http://www.nypdcommunityaffairs.com All unite as loving community in covenant with Presbyterian Welcome God/Creation summoned by faith in Jesus Christ, c/o Rutgers Presbyterian Church 2095 Broadway, commit ourselves to humanization of urban life and New York, NY 10023 physical/spiritual growth. Dedicated to full membership/participation of LGBT ( 718-768-3093 folks in Presbyterian Church (USA) through advocacy, : http://www.parkslopeumc.org education, pastoral care. Paul Rosenfels Community ( 917-441-8638 Download texts of gay liberation from website. - [email protected] Men/women dissatisfied with gay life as it is. : http://www.parity.nyc Discussion and chat groups; resources on psychological polarity apart from gender. Pride at Work (AFL-CIO) : http://www.rosenfels.org LGBT labor organizations affiliated with AFL-CIO. Educates community on benefits of union membership Peter Cicchino Youth Project - Urban for LGBT workers, builds support for labor movement. Justice Center Call for meeting schedule. 40 Rector St., 9th Floor, New York, NY 10006 ( 212-371-6230 - Founded in 1994, PCYP is an innovative legal services [email protected] project focusing on the civil legal needs of the thousands : http://www.prideatwork.org of homeless and street-involved young people in New Pride Center of New Jersey York City, with a focus on the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning 85 Raritan Ave., Suite 100, Highland Pk., NJ 08904 (LGBTQQ) youth. Free legal services for homeless LGBT community center. Statewide info line, library, youth under age 25; drop in clinics at Ali Forney Center, social events, 25 groups and organizations. HIV Safe Horizon’s Streetwork Project, and the Hetrick- counseling/testing, youth services, family group, MCC Martin Institute. church, Over-eaters' Anonymous, educational programs, ( 877-542-8529 (LGBT-LAW) (toll free) men's, women's, Transgender & Bi support groups. ( 646-602-5600 ( 732-846-2232 - [email protected] - [email protected] : https://pcyp.urbanjustice.org/ : http://www.pridecenter.org Point Foundation Pride Center of Staten Island 5055 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 25 Victory Blvd., 3rd Floor, Staten Island, NY Point Foundation empowers promising LGBTQ students 10301 to achieve their full academic and leadership potential – Provides LGBTQ+ individuals/families with direct local despite the obstacles often put before them – to make a access to culturally competent, LGBT-friendly services, significant impact on society. Point Foundation programs, events, activities that promote physical, promotes change through scholarship funding, mental, emotional health and well being. Pride Center mentorship, leadership development, and community of Staten Island programs/services include, but are not service training. limited to: information and referral services, FREE ( 323-933-1234 counseling services, Youth Drop-In Activities, Young - [email protected] Women's Empowerment Programming, wrap-around HIV Prevention Services and Free HIV Testing. : http://www.thepointfoundation.org ( 718-808-1360 Police Department of the City of New York - [email protected] (NYPD) - LGBT Outreach Unit : http://www.pridecentersi.org/ 34 1/2 East 12th Street, New York, NY 10003 Pride Center of the Capital Region Sargeant Michelle Martindale, Police Officer Aaron 332 Hudson Avenue, Albany, NY 12210 Ayala and Police Officer Ana Arboleda are the Citywide LGBT Community Liaisons. Albany, NY-based organization promotes well-being of all LGBT and queer-identified people and those affected ( 212-614-6748 by discrimination based on gender identity and ( 646-610-6017 expression. - [email protected] ( 518-462-6138

61 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources 4 518-462-2101 Project Inform/ HIV Health InfoLine - [email protected] 273 Ninth Street, San Francisco, CA 94103 : http://www.capitalpridecenter.org The HIV Health InfoLine provides information and : https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pride-Center-of- support about living healthfully with HIV. Callers to the the-Capital-Region/271021602942568 InfoLine include people living with HIV, their providers Pride for Youth and support networks. Most of our operators have lived 2050 Bellmore Ave., Bellmore, NY 11710 with HIV for 10 or more years and can provide peer support and answer questions on a wide range of issues. Service and advocate for GLBT youth. Variety of ( 800-822-7422 (hotline Mon-Fri 10am-4 pm PST) services including Friday night coffee house, counseling, ( support groups, young men's program, community 415-558-8669 education, youth leadership opportunities. - [email protected] ( 516-679-1111 (24 Hour Crisis Hotline) - [email protected] ( 516-679-9000 : http://www.projectinform.org - [email protected] Project Reach - [email protected] 39 Eldridge Street, 4th floor , New York, NY : http://www.prideforyouth.org 10002 Pride Toastmasters Project Reach is a youth and adult collaboration; a Improve your speaking and presentation skills. Our multiracial, multi-gender, grass-roots, anti- mission is to provide a mutually supportive and positive discrimination, youth organizing center with a clear learning environment in which every member has the mission and commitment to challenging the destruction opportunity to develop communication and leadership among, of, and between New York City's disparate skills, which in turn foster self-confidence and personal youth communities. Project Reach provides workshops growth. and trainings, teacher and staff development, technical assistance, and a train-the-trainer series for young ( 646-548-7414 people and adults. : http://www.pridetoastmasters.com ( 212-966-4227 Pride@SBU - [email protected] Pride@SBU is the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender : http://www.projectreachnyc.org/ Faculty and Staff Network at Stony Brook University. It is a mixture of social events, resources, support, Project SOL (Speak Out Loud) education and advocacy for current employees and c/o Grand Street Settlement, 80 Pitt St., Room 230, alumni. New York, NY 10002 - [email protected] Drop-in-group for LGBTQ young people ages 14-24. : http://www.stonybrooklgbt.org Offers case management, advocacy, support groups, and health education, as well as mentoring, internet, SRTS Princeton University, LGBT Center (Safe Routes to School) based activities and field trips. 246 Frist Campus Center, Princeton, NJ 08544 Provides monthly support groups to families with Works to create safe, supportive academic environment LGBTQ members. through educational opportunities and meeting ( 212-674-1740 ext 272 needs/concerns of LGBT students, faculty, staff. : https://www.facebook.com/projectsol ( 609-258-1353 Prospect Park Women's Softball League 4 609-258-2868 P.O. Box 150307 , Brooklyn, NY 11215 - [email protected] A women's instructional softball league. All skill levels, : http://www.princeton.edu/lgbt ages 18 and over are welcome. Project Achieve - [email protected] 853 Broadway, Suite 1111, New York, NY 10003 : http://www.ppwsl.org Committed to conducting HIV prevention research Psychotherapy Center for Gender & including but not limited to HIV vaccine trials and behavioral interventions. Sexuality: Institute for Contemporary ( 212-388-0008 Psychotherapy 4 212-475-5208 1841 Broadway, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10023 - [email protected] Joanne Spina, LCSW, BCD, Bob Najjar, LCSW, : http://www.projectacheive.org Program Co-directors. Therapy for LGBTQ people at

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 62 moderate cost/sliding scale. Individuals/ couples/ - [email protected] families/ young adults 18 +/ seniors all welcome. LGBTQ clinical certification program and continuing Queens Lesbian & Gay Pride Committee education for therapists. We also provide letters for P.O. Box 720464, Jackson Heights, NY 11372 those seeking gender-affirming surgeries. Queens largest LGBT organization puts on an annual ( 212-333-3444 ext. 109 Queens LGBT Pride Parade and Festival on first Sunday 4 212-333-5444 in June. - [email protected] ( 718-228-7599 : http://www.icpnyc.org/pcgs : http://www.queenspride.com Publishing Triangle: Association of Queens Pride House Lesbians & Gay Men in Publishing 76-11 37th Ave., Suite 206, Jackson Heights, NY 332 Bleecker St., #D36, New York, NY 10014 11372 Lesbian/gay writers/editors/booksellers advancing Community Center/gathering place for LGBTQ people. lesbian/gay writing and reading. Resource referral program provides info/referrals to LGBT sensitive providers in Queens, support groups, - [email protected] socials, space rental, 1,500 book/video library. : http://www.publishingtriangle.org ( 718-429-5309 Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop - [email protected] Empowerment (PRIDE) : http://www.queenspridehouse.org c/o GMHC 24 West 25th Street, 9th Floor, New Queens Pride Lions Club York, NY 10010 We provide a friendly and accepting environment for Non-profit co-gender group of LGBT people of Puerto members of the LGBT community to contribute to Rican heritage. Promotes awareness/pride in service projects and give back to the community. ethnic/sexual identities. Outreach, advocacy, community ( 631-780-2807 Ralph Gonzalez organizing, collaboration with other CBO's, PRIDE - Awards. [email protected] : ( 212-675-3288 Ext. 469 http://www.Queenspridelionsclub.org : http://www.prideny.org Queer Arts Resource (QAR) - [email protected] Expands the range and depth of knowledge about contemporary and historical queer art. Produced over 50 exhibitions since 1996 suggesting range, depth, importance of queer artistic expression. Q - [email protected] Queens Center for Gay Seniors Queer Black Cinema 37-06 77th Street, Jackson Heights, NY 11372 P.O. Box 975, New York, NY 10113 Serves LGBT adults, 55+. Open 5 days a week. Monthly NY's first and only black LGBT and queer monthly film Diner Saturday socials, men only group, men's group, series. mixed groups, walking and dining clubs, casework ( 347-789-1070 assistance, classes, discussions, educational lectures, : http://www.queerblackcinema.org trips. ( 718-533-6459 Queer Pratt Institute Student Activities - [email protected] Pratt Institute 200 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn, NY - [email protected] 11205 : https://qchnyc.wordpress.com/queenscenterforgaysen (Queer Pratt meets on Mondays at 8:30pm in The iors/ Fishbowl Lounge) Queer Pratt is a safe place for people of all genders and sexualities who show a positive Queens Hospital Center - Chemical attitude towards the queer community. Our goals are to Dependency Services improve members’ experience at Pratt Institute, 82-68 164th St., Jamaica, NY 11432 encourage self expression, provide opportunities to learn Detoxification/outpatient chemical dependency more about the queer history and create a stronger treatment. LGBT sensitive. Clinic and Rehabilitation community at Pratt. Our weekly meetings include Program. Geriatric Program. discussions of various queer community related topics, social events, lectures from inspirational speakers. ( 718-883-2750 (outpatient services) ( 718-636-3422

63 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources : https://www.pratt.collegiatelink.net/organization/que Helps save lives of domestic and non-domestic animals erpratt/about through advocacy, education, fundraisers, petition parties, fostering, transport, and hands on help. Creates Queer Rising clearinghouse of information on website related to all Queer Rising is a diverse group of individuals deeply animal issues, including rescue groups. troubled by our status in our own country. Seeks equal ( 212-989-8549 treatment under the law through peaceful demonstration, - [email protected] acts of civil disobedience (optional), & other means. : http://nyclavenderlounge.com/directory.htm - [email protected] : www.queerrising.org Rainbow Heights Club Queer Urban Orchestra 25 Flatbush Ave., 4th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11217 P.O. Box 438, Radio City Station, New York, NY Innovative, affirming, effective peer support and psychosocial rehabilitation services for LGBT adults (21 10101 and up) living with mental illness. Employment and The Queer Urban Orchestra (QUO) is a musical housing advocacy, support groups, cooking classes, organization dedicated to the promotion of fine arts in computer classes, art and writing workshops, nutritious the New York City metropolitan area whose meals and more. Services are provided free of charge to membership is open to all adult musicians regardless of qualifying individuals. age, race, religion, sexual orientation, or gender identity. ( 718-852-2584 QUO strives to entertain and educate members and 4 718-285-8610 audiences alike through performances of classical and contemporary music, promoting equality, understanding, - [email protected] acceptance, and respect. - [email protected] ( 646-233-4113 : http://www.rainbowheights.org - [email protected] Rainbow Tango : http://www.queerurbanorchestra.org 500 8th Ave, 12th floor, New York, NY 10018 Q-Wave Rainbow Tango strives to create a safe and friendly Dedicated to strengthening voices of lesbian, bisexual, environment for the LGBTQ community to dance, queer women, transgender, and gender-variant people of mingle and make friends while dancing the Argentine Asian descent. Builds a supportive and progressive Tango. community by promoting visibility and empowerment ( 917-373-7446 through social, political, and educational organizing. - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.rainbowtangonyc.com : http://www.q-wave.org Rainbowdee's Coming Events Newsletter Lists plays, dances and events for lesbians in the tri- state area . (NY from Montauk to Hudson Valley, NJ, R Ct –some New Hope and Poconos info as well). Weekly, the newsletter arrives via bcc e-mail to help Radical Faeries women plan where to go and what to do for recreation, Eclectic, leaderless, creative, all ages, genders, sizes, relaxation in the company of other lesbians. This enables shapes, colors, mostly men. Strives to create community readers to support lesbian and LGBT in city and on rural land they own. Frequently events/entertainment beyond the bar scene. It also outrageous and irreverent. includes info regarding workshops, training and support ( 718-625-7571 groups. Once a month an update of events through the end of the year is sent; this helps event planners to avoid : https://www.facebook.com/groups/nycfaeries scheduling conflicts. There is NO charge to receive the Radical Women newsletter or have events posted. (Just send event info in Freedom Hall 113 W. 128th St., NY, NY 10027 plain word format). This list is never shared - Strictly - [email protected] Multi-racial socialist feminists building women's : leadership to win total human liberation. http://www.rainbowdeecomingevents.com ( 212-222-0633 RAINN: Rape, Assault, and Incest National - [email protected] Network : http://www.radicalwomen.org 1220 L Street, NW, Suite 505, Washington, DC Rainbow Animal Action 20005

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 64 RAINN is an anti-sexual assault organization working ( 845-634-5729 with local rape crisis centers across the US. The - [email protected] organization also has a web-based crisis hotline : www.gaypriderockland.org providing live and anonymous support. ( 800-656-4673 Rodney Kirk Center - [email protected] 400 W. 43rd St., New York, NY 10036 : http://www.rainn.org/ Information/referral services for residents of Manhattan Plaza. Ramapo Pride at Ramapo College of New ( 212-971-0660 Jersey 505 Ramapo Valley Road, Mahwah, NJ 07430 Room To Write Ramapo College's gay/straight alliance. Writing group open to all in the LGBT community, whether novice or experienced writer. All subjects and ( 201-684-7468 styles of writing are welcome. : http://www.ramapo.edu/clubs/organization/ramapo- - [email protected] pride/ Realization Center Inc. Rutgers Center for Social Justice Education and LGBT Communities 19 Union Sq. West, 7th Fl., New York, NY 10003 Provides educational, social, and leadership Comprehensive outpatient chemical dependency development programs and activities for LGBT program. Individual, group and/or family therapy for students, allies, and staff/faculty Liaisons for LGBT those in trouble with substances, relationships, selves. Students at Rutgers University. Treats all addictions, including crystal meth. Serves ( LGBT clients in safe, confidential setting. Medicaid, 848-445414 insurance, self-pay. - [email protected] ( 212-627-9600 : http://socialjustice.rutgers.edu - [email protected] : http://www.realizationcenternyc.com Renewal Care Partners S 52 Vanderbilt Avenue, Suite 1410, New York, NY Safe Horizon - Domestic Violence Shelter 10017 Program Renewal Care provides person-centered home health 2 Lafayette Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10007 and companion services to seniors and people with disabilities. Renewal Care has a special commitment to Phone counseling, info, and referrals for crime victims providing culturally competent care to the LGBTQ to City services, advocacy, and support. community. ( 800-621-4673 ( 212-498-9600 ( 212-227-3000 (rape, sexual assault) - [email protected] - [email protected] : www.renewalcare.org : http://www.safehorizon.org Rockland County LINK Safe Horizon Hotline P.O. Box 703, Suffern, NY 10901 24 hours. Counseling, advocacy, support services. Only lesbian organization in Rockland that has a mission ( 212-577-7777 to provide activities of kinship, mutual support, ( 800-621-4673 Safe Horizon Domestic Violence sisterhood for lesbians. Membership includes newsletter Hotline and e-mail notification of events. Safe Slope ( 845-364-5465 (LINK) Brooklyn-based Safe Slope formed in August 2011 to - [email protected] provide services and resources to empower and protect Rockland County Pride the communities of South Slope/Greenwood 77 S. Main St., New City, NY 10956 Heights/Windsor Terrace/Park Slope in the aftermath of multiple assaults and attempted assaults. Provides free Lower Hudson Valley's first/ premier gay pride event. services to get people home safely. Family friendly and welcome to all. Free LGBT Operation times: Thurs. 8pm - 1am Fri. - Sat. 8pm - 3am community event calendar. Publishes LGBT friendly ( 347-709-8852 directory of businesses, services and community organizations. - [email protected]

65 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources : http://www.facebook.com/safeslope 4 212-337-0627 - Safe Space [email protected] : http://www.sageusa.org 89-74 162nd Street, Jamaica, NY 11432 Case management, counseling, referrals, food, internet SAGEWorks access, educational services, job skills, and training for 305 7th Ave, 15th Floor, New York, NY 10001 youth. SAGEWorks is a national employment support program ( 718-526-2400 for LGBT people age 40 and older that expands - [email protected] participants’ job hunting skills and career options, and : http://www.safespacenyc.org connects employers to diverse high-caliber candidates. Recognizing the importance of remaining employed and SAGE Bronx fulfilled in today’s competitive job market, SAGEWorks Union Community Health Center 260 East 188th provides hands-on workshops, technology training and Street, Bronx, NY 10458 personal coaching at various sites nationwide. Contact: Zoraida Ramos SAGE Bronx provides events and support to LGBT Seniors in the Bronx. SAGE Bronx offers bilingual ( 212-741-2247 ext. 224 information, referrals, services, programming, - [email protected] educational presentations and social activities for older - [email protected] LGBT : http://sageusa.org/programs/sageworks.cfm ( 718-960-3354 - [email protected] Samuel Field Y : http://www.sageusa.org/nyc/centers/bronx.cfm 55-20 Little Neck Pkwy, Little Neck, NY 11362 GALA Group-social activities for gay/lesbian adults SAGE Center Harlem over 50. 127 West 127th Street, New York, NY 10027 ( 718-225-6570 SAGE Harlem provides events and support to LGBT - [email protected] Seniors in upper Manhattan. SAGEHarlem was : http://www.sfy.org specifically created to improve SAGE’s responsiveness to communities of color by ensuring that LGBT elders in Sanctuary for Families, LGBT Initiative Harlem, East Harlem and the Bronx can benefit from P.O. Box 1406, New York, NY 10268 culturally and linguistically appropriate services. SAGE Offers a range of high-quality services, including shelter, Harlem is a Naturally Occurring Retirement Community counseling, legal services, and economic empowerment. (NORC), meaning it provides programs and services to ( residents right where they live—personifying the idea of 212-349-6009 "aging in place." SAGE Harlem offers bilingual - [email protected] information, referrals, services, programming, : http://www.SanctuaryforFamilies.org educational presentations and social activities for older LGBT residents in the community, and partners with SATTI Group: Sexual Addiction, Sexual local social services providers to expand access for Abuse & Sexual Aggression Treatment & LGBT consumers and sensitivity to their issues. Training Institutes ( 646-660-8954 1 Patchin Place, New York, NY 10011 : http://www.sageusa.org/nyc/harlem.cfm Treats sexual addiction, particularly those addicted to SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT both sex and drugs (including crystal, meth, or cocaine.) Trains other professionals. Elders ( 212-366-1490 305 Seventh Avenue, 15th Floor, New York, NY - [email protected] 10001 : http://www.thesattigroup.com Counseling, case management, drop-in center, women's events, outreach, education, advocacy for LGBT SCO Family Therapy Intervention Pilot for seniors. Programs for women, HIV positive, LGBTQ Youth homebound, and caregivers. SAGE offers employment The Family Therapy Intervention Pilot (FTIP) is a New assistance, Veteran’s benefits assistance and a social York City Department of Youth and Community adult day program. SAGE has LGBT inclusive senior Development (DYCD) funded initiative that helps centers in Midtown Manhattan, Harlem, Staten Island, LGBTQ youth remain in or return to their family home. the Bronx and Brooklyn. The program promotes families’ acceptance of their ( 212-741-2247 LGBTQ children and provides free services to reduce

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 66 negative risk factors experienced by LGBTQ youth, Metropolitan Hospital; The Mount Sinai Hospital; such as homelessness and experimentation with drug Elmhurst Hospital Center; Queens Hospital Center; The usage. Mount Sinai Hospital of Queens. ( 718-797-3068 ext. 331 ( 212-423-2140 (Manhattan) : http://sco.org/programs/strong-families-strong- ( 718-736-1288 (Queens) communities/ : http://www.mssm.edu/SAVI/ Scouting for All Sexual Compulsives Anonymous New York P.O. Box 2832, Petaluma, CA 94953 (SCA) 501 c reaches out to GLBTQ youth to get Boy Scouts of 70 A Greenwich Avenue, 337, New York, NY America to rescind policy of discrimination against 10011 gay/atheist youth and adults. Fellowship of men/women who share experience. ( 619-229-1612 Strength, hope of solving their common problem, help - [email protected] others recover from sexual compulsion, stay sexually : http://www.scoutingforall.org sober. Only membership requirement is desire to stop having compulsive sex. No dues/fees; self supporting Serendipity Women through contributions. Not allied with any sect, Support group for lesbian, bisexual, same gender loving denomination, political organization or institution; no women of color over 50. Topics may vary. Call for wish to engage in controversy; endorses or opposes no meeting time and place. causes. ( 347-806-0130 (Donna) ( 917-722-6912 ( 212-479-7886 (voicemail) - [email protected] Services & Advocacy for GLBT Elders- : http://www.scany.org Long Island (SAGE-LI) Sexuality Information & Education Council 34 Park Ave., Bay Shore, NY 11706 of the United States (SIECUS) Serving GLBT older adults (age 50+), SAGE-LI 1012 14th Street NW, Suite 1108, Washington, DC provides social and recreational programming; health 20005 and wellness events; educational programs; advocacy; Information and educational resources on sexuality and supportive and mental health services; and community sexual health. education. ( 212-819-9770 ( 631-665-2300 - [email protected] : http://www.sageli.org : http://www.siecus.org Services for the Underserved (S:US) SHARE: Self-help for Women with Breast 305 Seventh Avenue, 10th Floor, New York, NY or Ovarian Cancer 10001 165 West 46th Street, Suite 712, New York, NY Drives scalable solutions to transform the lives of people 10036 with disabilities, people in poverty and people facing homelessness: solutions that contribute to righting Jacqueline Reinhard, Executive Director. For women, societal imbalances. families, friends affected by breast/ovarian cancer. Free ( 212-633-6900 hot lines, support groups, educational programs in English/Spanish. Calendar of events, advocacy activities. - [email protected] ( 212-719-0364 Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention ( 866-891-2392 (toll-free) Program at Mt. Sinai Hospital - [email protected] One Gustave L. Levy Place, P.O. Box 1670, New - [email protected] York, NY 10029 : http://www.sharecancersupport.org Counseling for survivors of rape, sexual assault, child Sirens Motorcycle Club NYC abuse, domestic violence, and intimate partner violence and support services for friends and families of 208 W. 13th St. , New York, NY 10011 survivors; Takanot Project, counseling and support NYC's leading women's motorcycle club. Emphasizes services for Orthodox Jewish survivors of sexual assault safety, solidarity, support, friendship. Meets 3rd and domestic violence; Legal advocacy; Education and Tuesdays at 8 pm the Center. training; Emergency room advocates called in at these ( 212-620-7310 hospitals: Harlem Hospital; Lenox Hill Hospital; : http://www.sirensnyc.com

67 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Sistahs in Search of Truth, Alliance & St. John-St.Matthew-Emanuel Lutheran Church, with its Harmony (SISTAH) rich, diverse history, is a community of baptized people which finds joyful unity in the grace of God the Father, Addresses cultural, spiritual, social economic, the love of Jesus Christ, and the inspiration of the Holy supportive needs of bisexual, lesbian, same gender Spirit. Through Word and Sacrament, we are loving women of color and families and friends. empowered to share the Gospel, to love one another, and ( 212-479-7886 (24 hr hot line) to serve God, our congregation and our community with - [email protected] our diverse talents and resources. We are guided by the Scriptures and the Lutheran Confessions in all that we Ski Bums do. We are committed to Christian education. We The world's largest club of LGBT skiers and welcome all into our midst, just as Christ has welcomed snowboarders. us. We will meet the challenges that the future holds, ( 347-542-8670 Text for fastest response confident that God will direct and guide us. - [email protected] ( 718-768-0528 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.ski-bums.org : http://www.stjme.org SMART University St. Mary's Center, Inc. P.O. Box 1223, Hellgate Station, New York, NY 516 W. 126th St., New York, NY 10027 10029 Skilled nursing. Adult day services for people with Treatment, education, support for women and teenagers AIDS/HIV. AMIDACARE. living with or affected by HIV/AIDS. ( 212-662-1826 - [email protected] 4 646-619-6268 : http://www.smartuniversity.org Stephen Wise Free Synagogue Soulforce NYC 30 W. 68th Street, New York, NY 10023 c/o Andrew Brewer 50 E. 4th St., New York, NY Ammiel Hirsch, Rabbi. 10003 ( 212-877-4050 Organization committed to ending the spiritual violence - [email protected] caused by anti-LGBT religious policies and teachings. : http://www.swfs.org ( 212-777-8444 - [email protected] Stonewall Community Foundation : http://www.Soulforce.org 446 W 33rd Street, New York, NY 10001 Stonewall is the only public grantmaker focused on the South Asian Lesbian & Gay Association of needs of New York’s diverse LGBTQ community, New York City (SALGA) raising money and directing grants, scholarships, and 208 W. 13th Street, New York, NY 10011 resources to advance LGBTQ justice, rights, freedom, and wellness. A social, political and support group for LGBT people who trace their descent from countries such as ( 212-367-1155 Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burma, India, Nepal, 4 212-367-1157 Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Tibet as well as people of South - [email protected] Asian descent from countries such as Guyana, Trinidad : http://www.stonewallfoundation.org and Kenya. - [email protected] Stonewall Democratic Club : http://www.salganyc.org P.O. Box 514, New York, NY 10113 Big tent and welcoming LGBT club. Meets 4th St. Ann's Church of Morrisania Gay and Wednesdays at the Center. Lesbian Ministry ( 212-330-6572 295 St. Anne's Avenue, Bronx, NY 10454 - [email protected] Ministry supportive of LGBT Issues. : http://www.sdnyc.org ( 718-585-5632 STONEWALL Veterans' Association : http://stannsb.dioceseny.org (S.V.A.) St. John-St. Matthew-Emanuel Lutheran 70-A Greenwich Ave., Suite 120, New York, NY Church 10011 283 Prospect Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11215 Williamson L. Henderson, Director. Participants in the

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 68 legendary Stonewall Rebellion of 1969 for LGBT rights. new members of all ages and experience levels. SVA owns the famous 1969 Cadillac "Stonewall Car". - [email protected] Sponsors the annual Stonewall Symposium and : http://www.tnya.org "Stonewall Showtyme". Guest speakers for other GLBT organizations, high schools, colleges and community The Actors Fund groups. "Friends of SVA" for non-veteran supporters 729 7th Avenue, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10019 and Youth-4-SVA for young helpers. The SVA meets Non-profit, nationwide human services organization the last Saturday of each month at the GLBT provides broad spectrum of programs that support Community Center in Manhattan from 4:15 to 6:30 p.m. unique, essential needs of all who work in ( 212-627-1969 entertainment/performing arts. Comprehensive social ( 212-777-6286 services, emergency financial assistance, health care 4 718-294-2024 services, employment, training, housing. Confidential. - [email protected] ( 212-221-7300 : http://www.STONEWALLvets.org 4 212-764-0238 - [email protected] : http://www.actorsfund.org Straight Spouse Network The Barbershop P.O. Box 507 , Mahwah, NJ 7430 c/o GMHC 446 W. 33 St., 6th Fl., NY, NY 10011 Worldwide support for straight spouses/partners, current Weekly group for black gay men to relax, refuel, discuss or former, of LGBT mates and mixed-orientation or issues. trans/non-trans couples. ( 212-367-1388 ( 201-825-7763 4 212-367-1393 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.straightspouse.org The Body : https://www.facebook.com/pages/Straight-Spouse- Network/180124484371?fref=ts The Health Central Network 250 W.57th St., New York, NY 10107 Straight Spouse Network (Manhattan) The complete HIV/AIDS resource. Contact: Peggy. Support of straight women/men, now or - [email protected] once married to gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender : http://www.thebody.com partners. ( 212-866-6938 The Bronx Health Link, Inc. - [email protected] 851 Grand Concourse, Suite 914, Bronx , NY : http://www.straightspouse.org 10451 Sylvia Rivera Law Project Education, networking, and advocacy for community health improvement and health justice. Offers 147 W 24th St, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10011 workshops to promote women's health before, during The Sylvia Rivera Law Project (SRLP) works to and after pregnancy. It improves outcomes for infants guarantee that all people are free to self-determine their and reduces infant mortality, preterm births, low birth gender identity and expression, regardless of income or weight and the racial and ethnic differences in who is race, and without facing harassment, discrimination, or most affected. violence. SRLP works to improve access to respectful ( 718-590-2648 and affirming social, health, and legal services for our 4 718-537-3251 communities. - [email protected] ( 212-337-8550 : http://www.bronxhealthlink.org 4 212-337-1972 - [email protected] The Brooklyn Hospital Center : http://srlp.org/ 121 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11201 HIV/AIDS services for adults, adolescents and children: primary care program, in-patient, nutrition, case management, dental, counseling, dermatology, specialty T referral, OB-GYN, rapid HIV testing, LGBT-friendly. Ask about Flatbush location. Team New York Aquatics ( 718-250-8000 Masters-level swim/water polo/diving team open to : http://www.tbh.org NYC's LGBT community and its allies. We welcome

69 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources The Caribbean Equality Project : http://www.sfxavier.org The Caribbean Equality Project is a non-profit, The Door volunteerism-driven community organization based in 555 Broome St., New York, NY 10013 the borough of Queens, NY, and is committed to strengthening the voices of lesbian, gay, bisexual, Crisis intervention, short-/long-term counseling, transgender and queer people of Caribbean descent and sexual/general healthcare in licensed clinic; independent origin. We are dedicated to cultivating a supportive and living skills, legal, educational, vocational, recreational progressive Caribbean community by promoting programs for youth, 12-21. Special programs for foster empowerment and visibility through educational, social youth, LGBTQ, HIV-infected/affected youth. LGBTQ and culturally infused organizing and advocacy. In drop-in groups, in-depth psychotherapy group and addition, CEP provides an authentic safe space for outreach. shared experiences, fostering new relationships by ( 212-941-9090 ext. 0 or 3343 (member services) uniting multi-generational support with a budding 4 212-941-0714 spectrum of programs. These programs aim to promote - [email protected] acceptance, reduce stigma and eliminate all forms of : http://www.door.org discrimination in the LGBTQ Caribbean diaspora. ( 917-853-7262 The GLBT Project - [email protected] PO Box 340990, Jamaica, NY 11434 : www.facebook.com/CaribbeanEqualityProject The GLBT Project is a Queens based organization geared towards domestic violence, substance abuse The Center for Anti-Violence Education awareness and prevention in the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, 327 7th St., 2nd. Fl, Brooklyn, NY 11215 Transgender community. Self-defense (verbal and physical) and martial arts for ( 347-426-5745 women, transgender people, children, teens. Award- ( 917-328-6399 winning, non-competitive programs at the center - [email protected] develop skills, knowledge, awareness to enable : www.theglbtproject.org participants to heal from, prevent and counter violence. Sliding fee and free childcare available. Also travel The Glines, Inc throughout NYC to teach LGBTQ groups. Oldest professional gay theatre company in the world. ( 718-788-1775 ( 646-621-5171 4 718-499-2284 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.theglines.com : http://www.caeny.org The Institute for Advanced Medicine, of the The Center: The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Mount Sinai Health System Transgender Community Center The Institute for Advanced Medicine provides 208 W. 13th St., New York, NY 10011 compassionate, comprehensive care to individuals and Founded 1983. Leading multi-service nonprofit operates families living with or affected by HIV. We offer our more than 30 programs, including cultural, recreational, patients an extensive network of caring clinicians and advocacy, youth, recovery, mental health services. More supportive programs to meet their unique needs. In than 300 groups and all Center programs/services meet partnership with our patients, we help them achieve here. Call or visit for monthly calendar of events. optimal health and well-being. Services include primary ( 212-620-7310 care, prevention, nPEP, and PrEP. ( 646-556-9300 (Center Wellness) ( 212-523-6500 4 646-486-9381 ( 212-241-7968 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.gaycenter.org : http://www.mountsinaihealth.org/patient- care/infectious-diseases The Church of St. Francis Xavier 55 W. 15th St., New York, NY 10011 The Newark LGBTQ Community Center 11 Halsey Street, Newark , NJ 07102 Prophetic Roman Catholic community committed to spirit of inclusion/collaboration. Spiritually affirming to LGBT community and all ( 212-627-2100 people. Believes all people have access to God's love. ( 4 212-675-6997 973-424-9555 4 - [email protected] 973-424-0037 - [email protected]

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 70 : http://newarklgbtqcenter.org/ Free dinners Mondays, 6:00pm, Quaker Meeting House, 110 Schermerhorn St., Brooklyn. New guests welcome The Oasis (need proof of HIV+). Volunteers needed. Commission Chair-John Simonelli 31 Mulberry ( 646-220-2287 (Joe) St., Newark, NJ ( 718-518-2806 Supports NJ LGBT persons/families/friends seeking (re)connection with inner-life. Christian-based, affirms Transgender Aging Network (TAN) all paths, sensitive to alienation from spiritual P.O. Box 1272, Milwaukee, WI 53201 roots/church. Episcopal Church-sponsored. The Louie The Transgender Aging Network (TAN) exists to Crew Scholarship. improve the lives of current and future trans/SOFFA ( 973-430-9900 (significant others, friends, family and allies) elders - [email protected] through awareness and advocacy. : http://www.theoasis.dioceseofnewark.org ( 414-559-2123 : http://forge-forward.org/aging/ The Samaritans 24-hour non-religious suicide prevention hotline offers Transgender Legal Defense & Education emotional support. Technical assistance for service Fund providers and support groups for those who have lost a 20 West 20th Street, Suite 705, New York, NY loved one to suicide. 10011 ( 212-673-3000 (hot line) National nonprofit civil rights organization committed to : http://www.samaritansnyc.org ending discrimination based on gender identity or The Stonewall Chorale expression, and to achieving equality for transgender people through public education, test-case litigation, P.O. Box 920, New York, NY 10011 direct legal services, and public policy efforts. Nation's first LGBT chorus. ( 646-862-9396 - [email protected] 4 646-930-5654 : http://www.stonewallchorale.org - [email protected] The Trans Women's Healing Justice Project : http://www.transgenderlegal.org The Trans Women's healing Justice Project is a trans Treatment Action Group feminist project addressing issues of systematic, 261 5th Avenue, #2110, New York, NY 10016 institutional and interpersonal violence and oppression experienced by trans women (those who were coercively Research and policy think tank for better treatments, a assigned male at birth and identify or are identified as vaccine and a cure for AIDS. women/female) across multiple identities (e.g., race, ( 212-253-7922 class, dis/ability, citizen-status, nationality, sexuality, 4 212-253-7923 age, HIV status, and form, status, or age of transition, - [email protected] etc.). : http://www.treatmentactiongroup.org : http://transfeminism.tumblr.com/ : http://on.fb.me/1538QPd The Trevor Project Triangle Community Center 575 8th Avenue, New York, NY 10018 618 West Avenue, Ste 205, Norwalk, CT 06850 Leading national organization focused on crisis and Fairfield County's LGBTQ Community Center, offering suicide prevention efforts among LGBT and questioning programs, services and events for the LGBTQ youth. Operates a free and confidential helpline, Online community. Programs and services include case Chat, Text and in-school workshops, educational management, emergency financial assistance, supportive materials, online resources and public policy advocacy. housing, youth groups, older adult programs, support ( 212-695-8650 groups, health and wellness programs, and recovery ( 212-509-0042 (Administrative Office) groups. ( 866-488-7386 (Lifeline) ( 203-853-0600 - [email protected] - [email protected] : http://www.thetrevorproject.org : http://www.ctpridecenter.org : http://www.trevorspace.org : https://www.facebook.com/pages/Triangle- TOUCH AIDS Community Dinners, Inc. Community-Center-Norwalk- CT/220263828427?sk=info P.O. Box 23800, Brooklyn, NY 11202 Trinity Place Shelter

71 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources 164 W. 100th Street, New York, NY 10025 United Federation of Teachers Non-profit, non-sectarian, 10-bed transitional shelter 52 Broadway, New York, NY 10004 open all year for homeless LGBTQ youth/young adults ( 212-777-7500 (18-24). Provides shelter, food, case management, : http://www.uft.org counseling, transportation, additional support services. Intakes on agency referral only. Unity Fellowship of Christ Church NYC ( 646-580-7045 521 West 126th. Street, New York, NY 10027 - [email protected] Sr. Bishop Zachary G. Jones, Pastor. Supports : http://www.trinityplaceshelter.org lesbian/gay community in black tradition. Truth Wins Out ( 718-385-2406 P.O. Box 96, Burlington, VT 05402 - [email protected] : http://www.unityfellowshipchurchnyc.org Non-profit think tank and educational organization counters right-wing disinformation campaigns, debunks Urantia Book Midtown NYC Study Group ex-gay myth, and provides accurate info on lives of CAP 21 Studios 18 West 18th St, 5th floor, New GLBT people. York, NY 10011 ( 917-691-5118 Cutting-edge spirituality for today. LGBTQ-friendly. - [email protected] Unlock the door to spiritual wisdom and universal : http://www.truthwinsout.org understanding. Free study group meets the first & third Sunday each month from 12 Noon to 1:45pm throughout the year. Free and open to all. Ask at Welcome Desk for Nick Curto's assigned room. Please RSVP by phone or U email the day before you plan to attend. Unitarian Church of Staten Island ( 917-701-9033 - 312 Fillmore Street, Staten Island, NY 10301 [email protected] - [email protected] A welcoming congregation which is committed to be an : inclusive community for LGBT people. Our minister www.urantianewyork.org performs wedding and union ceremonies and many of : http://www.urantiabook.org our service themes and social justice efforts include USNA Out witness advocacy and religious education about the concerns and civil rights of LGBT people. c/o Jeff Petre P.O. Box 3571, Annapolis, MD ( 718-447-2204 21403 - [email protected] LGBT US Naval Academy Alumni and supporters, most of whom never had any role models before, now out and : http://www.unitarianchurchofstatenisland.org here for all to see, including LGBT midshipmen and Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Stony alumni who are currently serving on active duty, their Brook families and confidants. : P.O. Box 602, Stony Brook, NY 11790 http://www.usnaout.org : https://www.facebook.com/USNAout The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Stony Brook is a religious community that seeks diversity, individual spiritual growth, and social and economic justice. ( 631-751-0297 V - [email protected] : http://www.uufsb.org VegOut NYC Monthly potlucks for LGBT vegetarians, vegans, and Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of friends. Bring vegan dishes (no meat, poultry, fish, eggs, Huntington Interweave Group dairy, or honey). Monthly VegOutings at vegetarian and 109 Browns Rd, Huntington, NY 11743 veg-friendly restaurants. Provides place for LGBT members of UUFH/friends to - [email protected] socialize, reach-out to LGBT community in support of : http://www.meetup.com/vegout-nyc justice and equality. Velvetpark Media ( 631-427-9547 - [email protected] 210 Cook Street, Apt. 311, Brooklyn, NY : http://www.uufh.org An integrated online social network for lesbians and

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 72 queers featuring blogs, news, video content and an Whitman-Walker Health exclusive lesbian social network. 1701 14th Street NW, Washington, DC 20009 ( 347-881-1025 Non-profit community-based health organization serving ( 888-616-1989 DC metro area. Established by/for LGBT community, - [email protected] now stands to serve all individuals with high quality, : http://www.velvetparkmedia.com culturally competent care, with a special expertise in LGBT and HIV/AIDS services. Victoria Congregational Church - United ( 202-745-7000 Church of Christ - [email protected] 144-64 87th Avenue, Jamaica, NY 11435 : http://www.whitman-walker.org Opening and affirming congregation welcoming of LGBT community. 4 pm Sunday worship service Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls followed by coffee and fellowship. 87 Irving Place, Brooklyn, NY 11238 ( 718-297-9733 Summer Rock Camp (for ages 8-18) and yearlong rock - [email protected] music education (Instrumental, Ensemble, and Band) at : http://www.VictoriaUCC.org the Willie Mae Music Lab in Brooklyn for people who : https://www.facebook.com/VictoriaUCC self-identify as female, trans, and gender non- conforming. Adult “Ladies Rock Camp” for people 18+. Village Care of New York ( 347-599-0716 120 Broadway, Suite 2840, New York, NY 10271 4 347-599-0716 Non-profit, community-based organization serving older - [email protected] adults, including persons living with HIV/AIDS, and : http://www.williemaerockcamp.org/ individuals in need of medical and rehabilitation services. Wingo, Inc ( 212-337-5600 350 Seventh Avenue, #1603, NY, NY 10001 - [email protected] Works with clients to help establish and nurture : http://www.villagecare.org relationships with donors through fundraising and donor communications supporting work of LGBT, AIDS Village Center for Care AIDS Day services, or progressive non-profit organizations. Treatment Program ( 212-244-4880 121B W. 20th Street, New York, NY 10011 - [email protected] Medical, nursing, mental health, harm reduction, case : http://www.wingo.nyc management, nutrition, rehab services. Hot meals served daily. Women About, Inc. ( 212-337-9220 (Michael Hickey) P.O. Box 146, Old Chelsea Station, New York, NY 4 212-633-6587 10013 - [email protected] Creating community for lesbians since 1976. NY's largest, oldest non-profit adventure/social club for : http://www.villagecare.org women. More than 120 activities per year. Voices of Community Activists & Leaders ( 212-642-5257 (VOCAL-NY) - [email protected] 80A Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11217 : http://www.womenabout.org A grassroots organization building power among low- Women In Need (WIN) income people affected by HIV/AIDS, mass incarceration, and the war on drugs. We accomplish this 115 W.31st Street, 7th Floor, New York, NY 10001 through community organizing, leadership development, Helping homeless New York City women and their civic engagement and harm reduction services. children transform their lives through a progressive and ( 718-802-9540 holistic approach that doesn’t simply provide a hand out, but a way out. - [email protected] ( 212-695-4758 : http://www.vocal-ny.org - [email protected] : http://www.winnyc.org W Women's Center of Brooklyn College Brooklyn College 2900 Bedford Avenue,

73 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Brooklyn, NY 11210 Named in honor of Jimmy Zappalorti, disabled Vietnam Lectures, workshops, panel discussions on women’s Era Navy veteran/psychiatric survivor, murdered by gay issues, open to the public. See website for calendar. bashers on Staten Island in 1990. Meets Saturdays, 1-4 pm, at the center. ( 718-951-5777 ( 917-286-0616 - [email protected] ( 212-889-4262 : http://depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/womens/center - [email protected] Y Year Up BMCC 70 Murray Street, M1415, New York, NY 10007 Year Up is an intensive, one-year program that combines hands-on skill development, college credits, and internships at some of America’s top companies, preparing students for success in careers in IT or Financial Operations, and in higher education. ( 212-785-3340 4 212-785-3499 - [email protected] : www.yearup.org Year Up Wall Street Campus 85 Broad Street, 6th floor, New York, NY 10004 Year Up is an intensive, one-year program that combines hands-on skill development, college credits, and internships at some of America’s top companies, preparing students for success in careers in IT or Financial Operations, and in higher education. ( 347-296-0210 4 212-785-3499 - [email protected] : www.yearup.org Young Gay Veterans Group VA NY Harbor Healthcare System 423 E. 23rd Street, New York, NY 10010 Weekly support group for young gay veterans (under 50) who wish to share their experiences and offer support to one another. ( 212-686-7500 ext.3754 (Anthony J. Selvitella) Z Zappalorti Society - Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, & Transgender Psychiatric Survivors c/o Bert Coffman 14 E 28th St., New York, NY 10016 Peer group of LGBT persons labeled mentally ill/depressed by mental health system. Committed to mutual support, advocacy, empowerment, and obtaining relevant quality services to meet community needs.

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12 Step Groups Advocacy Addiction Institute of New York/Crystal Clear Project 23 Good Shepherd Services - Safe Homes Project 42 Al-Anon Family Intergroup of Greater New York 25 Harlem Pride 43 Alcoholics Anonymous New York Intergroup 25 Iranian Railroad For Queer Refugees 46 Debtors Anonymous 35 LGBT Law Project at NYLAG (NY Legal Assistance 50 Inter-Care 46 Group) Live & Let Live: Gay Group of Alcoholics Anonymous 50 Marriage Equality USA (MEUSA) 53 Marijuana Anonymous 53 Men of All Colors Together New York, Inc 53 Overeaters Anonymous/Metro Intergroup 60 NYU Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer 59 SATTI Group: Sexual Addiction, Sexual Abuse & 67 Student Center Sexual Aggression Treatment & Training Institutes Outright Action International 60 Sexual Compulsives Anonymous New York (SCA) 68 Pride Center of the Capital Region 62 Project Inform/ HIV Health InfoLine 63 Academic/Alumni Groups Project SOL (Speak Out Loud) 63 Association for Queer Anthropology (AQA) 27 Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment 64 Center for Lesbian & Gay Studies (CLAGS) 32 (PRIDE) Columbia University Department of Psychiatry 33 SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders 67 Gay & Lesbian Medical Association (GLMA) 40 The Trans Women's Healing Justice Project 72 International Resource Network 46 Treatment Action Group 72 Journal of Homosexuality / Haworth Lesbian Studies 47 Book Program African American Lesbian & Gay Teachers Association of New York City 49 Black Pride NYC 29 Lesbian Herstory Archives/Lesbian Herstory 49 Brotherhood of Leathermen of Color 31 Educational Foundation Inc. Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center 34 LGBT Law Project at NYLAG (NY Legal Assistance 50 Gay Men of African Descent (GMAD) 40 Group) Haitian Centers Council Inc. 43 LGBT@ NYPL 50 Harlem Pride 43 ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives 59 Many Men, Many Voices 52 Pagnoni, Laurence A., & Associates 61 Men of All Colors Together New York, Inc 53 Room To Write 66 Project Reach 63 Sexuality Information & Education Council of the 68 SAGE Bronx 67 United States (SIECUS) SAGE Center Harlem 67 Urantia Book Midtown NYC Study Group 73 Serendipity Women 68 Sistahs in Search of Truth, Alliance & Harmony 68 Advocacy (SISTAH) AIDS Community Research Initiative of America 23 (ACRIA) AIDS/HIV AIDS Institute, New York State Department of Health 25 A & U–America’s AIDS Magazine 23 Ali Forney Center (Services for Homeless LGBTQ 25 ACT-UP (AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power) 23 Youth) Adolescent AIDS Program (Risk Evaluation Program), 23 Apicha Community Health Center 26 Children's Hospital at Montefiore Medical Center Chosen: The Gay-Straight Alliance 32 AIDS Center of Queens County 23 Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center 34 AIDS Center Queens County Women of 23 Day One - Teen Dating Violence 35 Distinction/Young Women of Distinction Destination Tomorrow 35 AIDS Community Research Initiative of America 23 Empire State Pride Agenda 37 (ACRIA) Family Equality Council 37 AIDS Home Care Program / ArchCare Home Care 25 Fellowship of Reconciliation, Inc. 38 AIDS Institute, New York State Department of Health 25 Freedom Socialist Party 39 AIDS Service Center NYC 25 Gay Men’s Health Crisis: Outstanding Beautiful 40 AIDS United 25 Brothers (OBB) Young Men’s Program Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore 25 GLBT Summer Affair 42 Hospital

75 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources AIDS/HIV AIDS/HIV American Civil Liberties Union—LGBT & AIDS 26 Love Heals, the Alison Gertz Foundation for AIDS 52 Project Education American Indian Community House 26 Men's Sexual Health Project 53 American Run for the End of AIDS (AREA, Inc.) 26 Metropolitan Community Church of New York, Inc. 54 American Social Health Association (ASHA) 26 Metropolitan Community Church of New York, Inc. - 54 AMFAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research 26 Sylvia Rivera Food Pantry Apicha Community Health Center 26 Metropolitan Hospital Center: Comprehensive LGBT 54 ARCS 27 Health Center Bailey House, Inc. 28 Mid-Fairfield AIDS Project 54 Be the Generation 28 National Coalition for LGBT Health 55 Bellevue Adolescent HIV/AIDS (TOPS Clinic) 28 New York Buyers Club (NYBC) 57 Beth Abraham Health Services 28 North Central Bronx Hospital 58 Bridging Access to Care/Brooklyn Men Konnect (BMK) 30 North Jersey Community Research Initiative 58 Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS 30 NYC Anti-Violence Project (AVP) 59 Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center AIDS Program 30 Out of the Closet Foundation, Inc. 60 Buddies of New Jersey, Inc. 31 Pride Center of Staten Island 62 Callen-Lorde Community Health Center 31 Project Achieve 63 Centers for Disease Control (CDC) National Prevention 32 Project Inform/ HIV Health InfoLine 63 Information Network Project SOL (Speak Out Loud) 63 Chinese American Planning Council - HIV/AIDS 32 SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders 67 Services Services for the Underserved (S:US) 68 Church of St Luke in the Fields 32 SMART University 69 Columbia University Gay Health Advocacy Project 33 St. Mary's Center, Inc. 69 Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center 34 The Body 70 Cornell Clinical Trials Unit 34 The Brooklyn Hospital Center 70 Cumberland A Gotham Health Center 35 The GLBT Project 71 Cycle For The Cause 35 The Institute for Advanced Medicine, of the Mount 71 DIFFA (Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS) 35 Sinai Health System East New York A Gotham Health Center 36 The Newark LGBTQ Community Center 71 Faces NY, Inc. 37 TOUCH AIDS Community Dinners, Inc. 72 Foundation for Integrative AIDS Research (FIAR) 38 Treatment Action Group 72 Gay Men’s Health Crisis: Outstanding Beautiful 40 United Federation of Teachers 73 Brothers (OBB) Young Men’s Program Village Care of New York 74 Gay Men's Health Crisis 40 Village Center for Care AIDS Day Treatment Program 74 GLBT Summer Affair 42 Whitman-Walker Health 74 God's Love We Deliver 42 Greenwich House AIDS Mental Health Project 43 Anti-Violence/Anti-Bias Haitian Centers Council Inc. 43 BiasHelp, Inc. 29 Hands United 43 Destination Tomorrow 35 Harlem United 43 Equal Opportunity Employment Commission - NY 37 Health and Education Alternatives for Teens 43 District Office Hispanic AIDS Forum 44 Gay Officers Action League (GOAL) 41 Hispanic AIDS Forum - Bronx Office 44 Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) 41 HIV Arts Network 44 Just Detention International 47 HIV Law Project 44 Lambda Legal 48 HIV Uninsured Care Programs-AIDS Institute 44 LGBT Law Project at NYLAG (NY Legal Assistance 50 Group) HIV/AIDS Legal Service Project 44 LGBT Self-Defense Classes 50 HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) 45 Matthew Shepard Foundation 53 Housing Works, Inc 45 National Organization for Women (NOW) 56 Jacobi Medical Center 46 NYC Anti-Violence Project (AVP) 59 Latino Commission on AIDS 48 Police Department of the City of New York (NYPD) - 62 Long Island Association for AIDS Care (LIAAC) 51 LGBT Outreach Unit

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 76 Anti-Violence/Anti-Bias Asian Pacific Island Project Reach 63 Dari Project 35 RAINN: Rape, Assault, and Incest National Network 65 Gay Asian & Pacific Islander Men in New York 40 Safe Horizon - Domestic Violence Shelter Program 66 (GAPIMNY) Safe Horizon Hotline 66 Long Yang Club-New Jersey 52 Safe Slope 66 Men of All Colors Together New York, Inc 53 Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program at 68 Project Reach 63 Mt. Sinai Hospital Q-Wave 65 The Center for Anti-Violence Education 71 Serendipity Women 68 Sistahs in Search of Truth, Alliance & Harmony 68 Arts (SISTAH) All Out Arts, Inc. 25 South Asian Lesbian & Gay Association of New York 69 Another Octave: Connecticut Women’s Chorus 26 City (SALGA) Art Gallery Tours for GLBT 27 Artists Celebration 27 Bisexual Asian American Writers Workshop 27 AIDS Community Research Initiative of America 23 (ACRIA) BAAD! (Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance) 28 Ali Forney Center (Services for Homeless LGBTQ 25 Bi Writers Association 28 Youth) Big Apple Performing Arts (BAPA) 29 Apicha Community Health Center 26 Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS 30 Audre Lorde Project - Manhattan 27 Brooklyn Arts Exchange (BAX) 30 Bi Request 28 Creative Industries Network (CIN) 34 Bi Writers Association 28 DIFFA (Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS) 35 BiNet USA 29 Empire City Men’s Chorus 37 Bisexual Resource Center 29 Fresh Fruit Festival 39 Bisexual S/M Discussion Group 29 Gay Filmmakers NYC 40 Chosen: The Gay-Straight Alliance 32 Gay Men's Opera Club 41 Church of St Luke in the Fields 32 GLBT Summer Affair 42 Church of St Luke in the Fields 32 HIV Arts Network 44 Cometfire - LGBTQ in Middle School Discussion Group 33 Latinos/as Unidos de New York (LUNY) 48 Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center 34 Lavender Country & Folk Dancers 48 Dari Project 35 Lavender Light: The Black & People of All Colors 49 Dignity/New Brunswick 36 Lesbian & Gay Gospel Choir Family Equality Council 37 Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Corps 49 Fast & Fabulous Cycling Club 37 Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art 49 Fellowship of Reconciliation, Inc. 38 Long Island Gay & Lesbian Film Festival 51 Freedom Socialist Party 39 Long Island Pride Chorus (LIPC) 52 Gay Men’s Health Crisis: Outstanding Beautiful 40 New York City Gay Men's Chorus 57 Brothers (OBB) Young Men’s Program OUTmedia 60 GIFTS: A Gay, lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender 42 Queer Arts Resource (QAR) 64 Fellowship Queer Black Cinema 64 GLBT Summer Affair 42 Rainbow Tango 65 Good Shepherd Services - Safe Homes Project 42 Room To Write 66 Gotham Knights Rugby Football Club 42 The Actors Fund 70 Green Chimneys (Runaway & Homeless Youth 42 The Glines, Inc 71 Programs) - New York City The Stonewall Chorale 72 HELP-4-HEP/The Support Partnership 44 LGBT Self-Defense Classes 50 Asian Pacific Island Marriage Equality USA (MEUSA) 53 Apicha Community Health Center 26 Metropolitan Hospital Center: Comprehensive LGBT 54 Asian American Writers Workshop 27 Health Center Assal East Coast—Arab & Iranian Lesbian, Bisexual & 27 National Organization for Women (NOW) 56 Transgender Women’s Group New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless Youth 56 Chinese American Planning Council - HIV/AIDS 32 NYU Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer 59 Services Student Center

77 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Bisexual Brooklyn Pride Center of the Capital Region 62 GRIOT Circle Senior Program 43 Princeton University, LGBT Center 63 Health and Education Alternatives for Teens 43 Project Inform/ HIV Health InfoLine 63 Housing Works, Inc 45 Project SOL (Speak Out Loud) 63 Human Rights, New York State Division-Office of 45 Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment 64 Sexual Discrimination Issues (PRIDE) Kolot Chayeinu/Voices of Our Lives 48 Rutgers Center for Social Justice Education and LGBT 66 Lambda Independent Democrats of Brooklyn (LID) 48 Communities Latino Gay Men of New York 48 SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders 67 Lesbian Herstory Archives/Lesbian Herstory 49 The Barbershop 70 Educational Foundation Inc. The Caribbean Equality Project 70 Make the Road - GLOBE 52 The Church of St. Francis Xavier 71 New Directions 56 The Newark LGBTQ Community Center 71 New York Memory Center 57 The Trevor Project 72 OUTmedia 60 Village Care of New York 74 Park Slope United Methodist Church 61 Prospect Park Women's Softball League 63 Bronx Queer Pratt Institute Student Activities 64 Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore 25 Rainbow Heights Club 65 Hospital Safe Slope 66 BAAD! (Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance) 28 St. John-St. Matthew-Emanuel Lutheran Church 69 Beth Abraham Health Services 28 The Brooklyn Hospital Center 70 Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center AIDS Program 30 The Center for Anti-Violence Education 71 Bronx LGBTQ Center 30 Unity Fellowship of Christ Church NYC 73 CK Life 33 Velvetpark Media 73 Destination Tomorrow 35 Voices of Community Activists & Leaders (VOCAL- 74 Hispanic AIDS Forum - Bronx Office 44 NY) In The Life Ministries 46 Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls 74 New York State Division of Human Rights - Bronx 58 Women's Center of Brooklyn College 75 Pagnoni, Laurence A., & Associates 61 Year Up Wall Street Campus 75 SAGE Bronx 67 St. Ann's Church of Morrisania Gay and Lesbian 69 Business Ministry Echelon—The Source for GLBT Business Professionals 36 The Bronx Health Link, Inc. 70 Financial Services Industry Exchange 38 Funders For LGBTQ Issues 39 Brooklyn National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce New 55 AIDS Home Care Program / ArchCare Home Care 25 York Audre Lorde Project - Brooklyn 27 North Star Fund 59 Bridging Access to Care/Brooklyn Men Konnect (BMK) 30 Out of the Closet Foundation, Inc. 60 Brooklyn Arts Exchange (BAX) 30 Out Professionals 60 Brooklyn Blades Women's Ice Hockey Team 30 OutClass at NYU's Stern School of Business 60 Brooklyn College Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & 30 Pagnoni, Laurence A., & Associates 61 Transgender Alliance (BCLGBTA) Wingo, Inc 74 Brooklyn Community Pride Center 30 Brooklyn Heights Synagogue 31 Cancer Brooklyn Law School OUTLaws 31 Cumberland A Gotham Health Center 35 Brooklyn Legal Services LGBTQ Advocacy 31 East New York A Gotham Health Center 36 Brooklyn Pride, Inc. 31 LGBT Cancer Project-Out With Cancer 50 Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture 31 Malecare 52 Community Counseling & Mediation/Verite Program, 34 SHARE: Self-help for Women with Breast or Ovarian 68 Crown Heights Center Cancer First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn 38 First Unitarian Church in Brooklyn Gay-Straight 38 Children/Families Alliance Ackerman Institute for the Family 23 Foundation for Integrative AIDS Research (FIAR) 38

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 78 Children/Families Counseling Cometfire - LGBTQ in Middle School Discussion Group 33 Project Inform/ HIV Health InfoLine 63 Family Equality Council 37 Project SOL (Speak Out Loud) 63 Freedom to Marry 39 Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment 64 Gay/Bi Dad's Group 41 (PRIDE) Green Chimneys (Runaway & Homeless Youth 42 Queens Center for Gay Seniors 64 Programs) - New York City SAGE Bronx 67 Jewish Board LGBTQ Counseling Unit 47 SAGE Center Harlem 67 LGBT Collaborative Practice 50 SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders 67 Long Island Crisis Center 51 SAGEWorks 67 Long Island Crisis Center 51 SCO Family Therapy Intervention Pilot for LGBTQ 67 Love Heals, the Alison Gertz Foundation for AIDS 52 Youth Education Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program at 68 Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 Mt. Sinai Hospital (PFLAG) Latino, parte de PFLAG FCA, NYC The Trevor Project 72 Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 Village Care of New York 74 (PFLAG) Long Island Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 Disabled (PFLAG) New York City Cumberland A Gotham Health Center 35 Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 Disabled In Action of Metropolitan NY 36 (PFLAG) North Jersey Disabled Queers of New York (DQNY) 36 Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 East New York A Gotham Health Center 36 (PFLAG) Queens Jacobi Medical Center 46 Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 Men of All Colors Together New York, Inc 53 (PFLAG) Staten Island North Central Bronx Hospital 58 Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 (PFLAG) Westchester Domestic Violence Sanctuary for Families, LGBT Initiative 67 SCO Family Therapy Intervention Pilot for LGBTQ 67 Good Shepherd Services - Safe Homes Project 42 Youth Haitian Centers Council Inc. 43 Trinity Place Shelter 72 National Organization for Women (NOW) 56 Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls 74 RAINN: Rape, Assault, and Incest National Network 65 Safe Horizon - Domestic Violence Shelter Program 66 Counseling Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program at 68 Ackerman Institute for the Family 23 Mt. Sinai Hospital AIDS Community Research Initiative of America 23 The Center for Anti-Violence Education 71 (ACRIA) The GLBT Project 71 Ali Forney Center (Services for Homeless LGBTQ 25 Youth) Education Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA) 33 AIDS Community Research Initiative of America 23 Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center 34 (ACRIA) Destination Tomorrow 35 AIDS Institute, New York State Department of Health 25 Foundation for Research on Sexually Transmitted 39 Ali Forney Center (Services for Homeless LGBTQ 25 Diseases (FROST’D) Youth) Gay Men’s Health Crisis: Outstanding Beautiful 40 Apicha Community Health Center 26 Brothers (OBB) Young Men’s Program Chosen: The Gay-Straight Alliance 32 Good Shepherd Services - Safe Homes Project 42 Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA) 33 Green Chimneys (Runaway & Homeless Youth 42 Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center 34 Programs) - New York City Day One - Teen Dating Violence 35 Health and Education Alternatives for Teens 43 Destination Tomorrow 35 HELP-4-HEP/The Support Partnership 44 Family Equality Council 37 Jacobi Medical Center 46 Fellowship of Reconciliation, Inc. 38 Long Island Gay & Lesbian Youth (LIGALY) - Garden 51 Freedom Socialist Party 39 City, NY GLBT History Museum 42 North Central Bronx Hospital 58 GLBT Summer Affair 42 Princeton University, LGBT Center 63

79 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Education Employee Groups Green Chimneys (Runaway & Homeless Youth 42 USNA Out 73 Programs) - New York City HELP-4-HEP/The Support Partnership 44 Healthcare Iranian Railroad For Queer Refugees 46 Addiction Institute of New York/Crystal Clear Project 23 Jacobi Medical Center 46 Adolescent AIDS Program (Risk Evaluation Program), 23 Long Island Gay & Lesbian Youth (LIGALY) - Garden 51 Children's Hospital at Montefiore Medical Center City, NY AIDS Center of Queens County 23 Marriage Equality USA (MEUSA) 53 AIDS Home Care Program / ArchCare Home Care 25 Men of All Colors Together New York, Inc 53 AIDS Institute, New York State Department of Health 25 North Central Bronx Hospital 58 AIDS Service Center NYC 25 NYU Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer 59 Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore 25 Student Center Hospital Outright Action International 60 American Foundation for Suicide Prevention 26 Pride Center of the Capital Region 62 American Indian Community House 26 Princeton University, LGBT Center 63 American Social Health Association (ASHA) 26 Project Inform/ HIV Health InfoLine 63 ARCS 27 Project SOL (Speak Out Loud) 63 Arms Acres 27 Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment 64 Be the Generation 28 (PRIDE) Bellevue Adolescent HIV/AIDS (TOPS Clinic) 28 SAGE Bronx 67 Callen-Lorde Community Health Center 31 SAGE Center Harlem 67 Centers for Disease Control (CDC) National Prevention 32 SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders 67 Information Network SAGEWorks 67 CK Life 33 The Newark LGBTQ Community Center 71 Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA) 33 Year Up BMCC 75 Columbia Addiction Services and Psychotherapy 33 Year Up Wall Street Campus 75 Interventions Research (CASPIR) Columbia University Gay Health Advocacy Project 33 Employee Groups Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center 34 Association for Queer Anthropology (AQA) 27 Cornell Clinical Trials Unit 34 Blue-Alliance 29 Crystal Meth Anonymous New York 35 District Council 37, AFSCME, Lesbian & Gay Issues 36 Cumberland A Gotham Health Center 35 Committee Domestic Partner Health Benefits 36 Employee Health Benefits Program of the City of New 37 Domestic Partner Registry–New York City 36 York East New York A Gotham Health Center 36 Federal GLOBE 37 Elmhurst Hospital Chemical Dependency Treatment 36 FireFlag 38 Clinic Gay Officers Action League (GOAL) 41 Employee Health Benefits Program of the City of New 37 GayMilitarySignal.com 41 York Knights Out 48 Fortune Society, Health Services 38 LEAGUE at AT&T 49 Foundation for Integrative AIDS Research (FIAR) 38 LGBT Bar Association of Greater New York (LeGal) 50 Foundation for Research on Sexually Transmitted 39 National Gay Pilots Association 55 Diseases (FROST’D) National Lawyers Guild-Queer Caucus 55 Gay & Lesbian Caregiver's Support Group for 39 National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association (NY 55 Alzheimer's Disease Area) Gay & Lesbian Medical Association (GLMA) 40 National Organization of Gay & Lesbian Scientists & 56 Gay Men’s Health Crisis: Outstanding Beautiful 40 Technical Professionals Inc. Brothers (OBB) Young Men’s Program Out & Equal Workplace Advocates-Metro NY 60 Gay Men's Health Crisis 40 Out Professionals 60 Harlem United 43 OutServe-SLDN 60 Hartford Gay & Lesbian Health Collective 43 Pride at Work (AFL-CIO) 62 Health and Education Alternatives for Teens 43 Publishing Triangle: Association of Lesbians & Gay 64 HELP-4-HEP/The Support Partnership 44 Men in Publishing HIV Uninsured Care Programs-AIDS Institute 44 United Federation of Teachers 73

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 80 Healthcare Hispanic Hunter College Center on AIDS, Drugs & Community 45 Brotherhood of Leathermen of Color 31 Health Destination Tomorrow 35 Inter-Care 46 Gay Peruvians of the Americas 41 Jacobi Medical Center 46 Haitian Centers Council Inc. 43 Jewish Board LGBTQ Counseling Unit 47 Hands United 43 LGBT Cancer Project-Out With Cancer 50 Hispanic AIDS Forum 44 Live & Let Live: Gay Group of Alcoholics Anonymous 50 Latino Commission on AIDS 48 Long Island Association for AIDS Care (LIAAC) 51 Latino Gay Men of New York 48 Long Island Gay & Lesbian Youth (LIGALY) - Garden 51 Latinos/as Unidos de New York (LUNY) 48 City, NY Mateando NYC: The First Argentinian-Uruguayan 53 Malecare 52 LGBT Group in NYC Marijuana Anonymous 53 Men of All Colors Together New York, Inc 53 Maunter Project: National Lesbian Health Organization 53 Project Reach 63 Men's Sexual Health Project 53 Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment 64 Metropolitan Hospital Center: Comprehensive LGBT 54 (PRIDE) Health Center Serendipity Women 68 Mid-Fairfield AIDS Project 54 Sistahs in Search of Truth, Alliance & Harmony 68 Mt. Sinai West 54 (SISTAH) NALGAP; Association of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, 54 Transgender Addiction Professionals & Allies Homeless National Coalition for LGBT Health 55 Ali Forney Center (Services for Homeless LGBTQ 25 New Directions 56 Youth) New York Buyers Club (NYBC) 57 Destination Tomorrow 35 North Central Bronx Hospital 58 Good Shepherd Services - Safe Homes Project 42 North Jersey Community Research Initiative 58 Green Chimneys (Runaway & Homeless Youth 42 NYC LGBT Smoke-Free Initiative 59 Programs) - New York City Overeaters Anonymous/Metro Intergroup 60 Housing Works, Inc 45 Pride Center of Staten Island 62 Jan Hus Presbyterian Church 47 Project Achieve 63 Metropolitan Community Church of New York, Inc. 54 Project Inform/ HIV Health InfoLine 63 Metropolitan Community Church of New York, Inc. - 54 Sylvia Rivera Food Pantry Psychotherapy Center for Gender & Sexuality: Institute 63 for Contemporary Psychotherapy New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless Youth 56 Queens Hospital Center - Chemical Dependency 64 SCO Family Therapy Intervention Pilot for LGBTQ 67 Services Youth Renewal Care Partners 66 Services for the Underserved (S:US) 68 SAGE Bronx 67 Trinity Place Shelter 72 SAGE Center Harlem 67 Intervention Services SATTI Group: Sexual Addiction, Sexual Abuse & 67 Sexual Aggression Treatment & Training Institutes American Foundation for Suicide Prevention 26 Services for the Underserved (S:US) 68 Columbia Addiction Services and Psychotherapy 33 Interventions Research (CASPIR) Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program at 68 Mt. Sinai Hospital Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center 34 St. Mary's Center, Inc. 69 Inter-Care 46 The Actors Fund 70 Jacobi Medical Center 46 The Body 70 LGBT Collaborative Practice 50 The Bronx Health Link, Inc. 70 SCO Family Therapy Intervention Pilot for LGBTQ 67 Youth The GLBT Project 71 The Door 71 The Institute for Advanced Medicine, of the Mount 71 Sinai Health System The Trevor Project 72 Village Care of New York 74 Village Care of New York 74 Village Center for Care AIDS Day Treatment Program 74 Intimate Partner Violence Whitman-Walker Health 74 Day One - Teen Dating Violence 35 Hispanic Good Shepherd Services - Safe Homes Project 42

81 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Intimate Partner Violence Legal Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program at 68 Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program at 68 Mt. Sinai Hospital Mt. Sinai Hospital The GLBT Project 71 Sylvia Rivera Law Project 70 Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund 72 Jewish B’nai Jeshurun, Congregation 28 Low Income Beth Abraham Health Services 28 Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center 34 Brooklyn Heights Synagogue 31 Foundation for Research on Sexually Transmitted 39 Congregation Beit Simchat Torah 34 Diseases (FROST’D) Gay & Lesbian Yeshiva Day School Alumni (GLYDSA) 40 Health and Education Alternatives for Teens 43 JCC in Manhattan-LGBTQ Programs 47 Legal Services NYC 49 JQY 47 Metropolitan Community Church of New York, Inc. - 54 Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program at 68 Sylvia Rivera Food Pantry Mt. Sinai Hospital RAINN: Rape, Assault, and Incest National Network 65 Stephen Wise Free Synagogue 69 SCO Family Therapy Intervention Pilot for LGBTQ 67 Youth Legal Sylvia Rivera Law Project 70 American Civil Liberties Union—LGBT & AIDS 26 Project Media Amnesty International USA 26 A & U–America’s AIDS Magazine 23 Brooklyn Law School OUTLaws 31 Art Gallery Tours for GLBT 27 Brooklyn Legal Services LGBTQ Advocacy 31 Echelon—The Source for GLBT Business Professionals 36 Cardozo Law School OUTlaw 31 Fresh Fruit Festival 39 Center for Constitutional Rights, Inc. 32 Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) 39 CONNECT 34 GayMilitarySignal.com 41 Equal Opportunity Employment Commission - NY 37 Journal of Homosexuality / Haworth Lesbian Studies 47 District Office Book Program Feminist Outlaw 38 National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association (NY 55 HIV Law Project 44 Area) HIV/AIDS Legal Service Project 44 Out-FM Collective Address-WBAI Radio 60 Human Rights, New York State Division-Office of 45 OUTmedia 60 Sexual Discrimination Issues Rainbowdee's Coming Events Newsletter 65 Immigration Equality 45 Velvetpark Media 73 Just Detention International 47 Wingo, Inc 74 Lambda Legal 48 Legal Services NYC 49 Mental Health Lesbian & Gay Caucus-Rutgers Law School 49 Columbia Addiction Services and Psychotherapy 33 Interventions Research (CASPIR) Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Bar Association 49 of Greater New York (LeGal) Columbia University Department of Psychiatry 33 LGBT Collaborative Practice 50 Community Access 34 LGBT Law Project at NYLAG (NY Legal Assistance 50 Community Counseling & Mediation/Verite Program, 34 Group) Crown Heights Center LPSS, Inc. (Lambda Peer Support Services) 52 Crystal Meth Anonymous New York 35 Marriage Project 53 Cumberland A Gotham Health Center 35 National Lawyers Guild-Queer Caucus 55 East New York A Gotham Health Center 36 National LGBT Bar Association 55 Gay Men’s Health Crisis: Outstanding Beautiful 40 Brothers (OBB) Young Men’s Program National Organization for Women (NOW) 56 Greenwich House AIDS Mental Health Project 43 New York City Commission on Human Rights 57 Health and Education Alternatives for Teens 43 New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) 57 HELP-4-HEP/The Support Partnership 44 New York State Division of Human Rights - Bronx 58 Identity House 45 New York State Division of Human Rights - Manhattan 58 Institute for Human Identity (IHI) 46 Outright Action International 60 Jacobi Medical Center 46 Peter Cicchino Youth Project - Urban Justice Center 62 Jewish Board LGBTQ Counseling Unit 47 Sanctuary for Families, LGBT Initiative 67

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 82 Mental Health Northern Manhattan Lesbian Therapists Referral Network 49 St. Mary's Center, Inc. 69 LGBT Collaborative Practice 50 Long Island Crisis Center 51 People of Color Long Island Crisis Center 51 Armenian Gay & Lesbian Association 27 Metropolitan Hospital Center: Comprehensive LGBT 54 Audre Lorde Project - Brooklyn 27 Health Center Audre Lorde Project - Manhattan 27 Mt. Sinai West 54 Black Pride NYC 29 North Central Bronx Hospital 58 Circle of Voices, Inc. 32 NYC LGBT Smoke-Free Initiative 59 Gay Men of African Descent (GMAD) 40 Paul Rosenfels Community 62 Gay Peruvians of the Americas 41 Project Inform/ HIV Health InfoLine 63 GRIOT Circle Senior Program 43 Psychotherapy Center for Gender & Sexuality: Institute 63 Haitian Centers Council Inc. 43 for Contemporary Psychotherapy Hands United 43 Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment 64 Hispanic AIDS Forum 44 (PRIDE) Hispanic AIDS Forum - Bronx Office 44 Queens Center for Gay Seniors 64 Hyacinth AIDS Foundation 45 Rainbow Heights Club 65 Iranian Railroad For Queer Refugees 46 Realization Center Inc. 66 Las Buenas Amigas (LBA) 48 SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders 67 Latino Commission on AIDS 48 Straight Spouse Network 70 Lavender Light: The Black & People of All Colors 49 Straight Spouse Network (Manhattan) 70 Lesbian & Gay Gospel Choir The Door 71 Love Heals, the Alison Gertz Foundation for AIDS 52 The Institute for Advanced Medicine, of the Mount 71 Education Sinai Health System Mateando NYC: The First Argentinian-Uruguayan 53 The Samaritans 72 LGBT Group in NYC Village Care of New York 74 Men of All Colors Together New York, Inc 53 Zappalorti Society - Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, & 75 New York State Division of Human Rights - Manhattan 58 Transgender Psychiatric Survivors Project SOL (Speak Out Loud) 63 Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment 64 Music (PRIDE) Empire City Men’s Chorus 37 Queer Black Cinema 64 Gay Men's Opera Club 41 Sistahs in Search of Truth, Alliance & Harmony 68 Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Corps 49 (SISTAH) New York City Gay Men's Chorus 57 Sylvia Rivera Law Project 70 Queer Urban Orchestra 65 The Barbershop 70 Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls 74 Voices of Community Activists & Leaders (VOCAL- 74 NY) Northern Manhattan Bailey House, Inc. 28 Political Groups Columbia Queer Alliance 33 ACT-UP (AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power) 23 Columbia University Gay Health Advocacy Project 33 AIDS United 25 Faces NY, Inc. 37 American Civil Liberties Union—LGBT & AIDS 26 Foundation for Research on Sexually Transmitted 39 Project Diseases (FROST’D) AMFAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research 26 Freedom Socialist Party 39 Amnesty International USA 26 GLBT Summer Affair 42 Apicha Community Health Center 26 Harlem United 43 Arcus Foundation 27 LGBT+ Open Alliance of City College of New York 50 Armenian Gay & Lesbian Association 27 Maranatha-Riversiders for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & 52 ASTRAEA Lesbian Foundation for Justice 27 Transgender Concerns. Audre Lorde Project - Brooklyn 27 New York State Division of Human Rights - Manhattan 58 Believe Out Loud 28 Radical Women 65 Broadway Impact 30 SAGE Center Harlem 67 Center for Lesbian & Gay Studies (CLAGS) 32 SMART University 69 Empire State Pride Agenda 37

83 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Political Groups Political Groups Empire State Pride Agenda - Albany Office 37 Queer Rising 65 Equality Matters 37 Radical Women 65 Equality Pennsylvania 37 Rainbow Animal Action 65 Equality Pennsylvania - Harrisburg Office 37 Scouting for All 68 Family Equality Council 37 Soulforce NYC 69 Fellowship of Reconciliation, Inc. 38 Stonewall Community Foundation 69 FIERCE! Fabulous Independent Educated Radicals for 38 Stonewall Democratic Club 69 Community Empowerment STONEWALL Veterans' Association (S.V.A.) 69 Freedom Socialist Party 39 The Center: The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender 71 Freedom to Marry 39 Community Center Funders For LGBTQ Issues 39 Treatment Action Group 72 Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) 39 Truth Wins Out 73 Gay & Lesbian Independent Democrats (GLID) 40 USNA Out 73 Gay & Lesbian Yeshiva Day School Alumni (GLYDSA) 40 Voices of Community Activists & Leaders (VOCAL- 74 Gay Activist Alliance in Morris County (GAAMC) 40 NY) Gay Human Rights League of Queens County 40 GetEQUAL 42 Prevention Guilford Green Foundation 43 Cumberland A Gotham Health Center 35 Harlem Pride 43 East New York A Gotham Health Center 36 Housing Works, Inc 45 Foundation for Research on Sexually Transmitted 39 Diseases (FROST’D) Human Rights Campaign 45 Health and Education Alternatives for Teens 43 Iranian Railroad For Queer Refugees 46 Jacobi Medical Center 46 Irish Queers 46 North Central Bronx Hospital 58 Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club 47 Pride Center of Staten Island 62 Knights Out 48 Project SOL (Speak Out Loud) 63 Lambda Independent Democrats of Brooklyn (LID) 48 SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders 67 Latinos/as Unidos de New York (LUNY) 48 Services for the Underserved (S:US) 68 Lavender & Green Alliance (Muintir Aerach na 48 hEireann) The GLBT Project 71 Log Cabin Republicans - New York City 51 Village Care of New York 74 Make the Road - GLOBE 52 Pride Committees Marriage Equality USA (MEUSA) 53 Black Pride NYC 29 Marriage Project 53 Bronx LGBTQ Center 30 Matthew Shepard Foundation 53 Brooklyn Community Pride Center 30 National Center for Lesbian Rights 55 Brooklyn Pride, Inc. 31 National Center for Transgender Equality 55 GAYFEST NYC 41 National Gay and Lesbian Task Force (DC Office) 55 Hudson Pride Connections Center 45 National Gay and Lesbian Task Force (New York City 55 Office) Jersey Pride 47 National LGBT Bar Association 55 Long Island Pride Parade and Festival 52 National Organization for Women of New Jersey 56 Marriage Equality USA (MEUSA) 53 National Organization for Women/New York City 56 Newark Gay Pride 58 (NOW NYC) NYC Pride 59 New York Association for Gender Rights Advocacy 57 Pride Center of New Jersey 62 (NYAGRA) Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment 64 North Fork Women for Women Fund, Inc. 58 (PRIDE) NYC Anti-Violence Project (AVP) 59 Queens Lesbian & Gay Pride Committee 64 Out & Equal Workplace Advocates-Metro NY 60 Ramapo Pride at Ramapo College of New Jersey 66 Outright Action International 60 Rockland County Pride 66 Point Foundation 62 Triangle Community Center 72 Pride Center of the Capital Region 62 Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment 64 Queens (PRIDE) AIDS Center of Queens County 23

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 84 Queens Queer AIDS Center Queens County Women of 23 Metropolitan Hospital Center: Comprehensive LGBT 54 Distinction/Young Women of Distinction Health Center American Veterans for Equal Rights 26 National Organization for Women (NOW) 56 Dari Project 35 New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless Youth 56 Elmhurst Hospital Chemical Dependency Treatment 36 Princeton University, LGBT Center 63 Clinic Project Inform/ HIV Health InfoLine 63 Fortune Society, Health Services 38 Project Reach 63 Gay Human Rights League of Queens County 40 Project SOL (Speak Out Loud) 63 Gay Wheels 41 Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment 64 Generation Q of the Queens Community House 41 (PRIDE) Lavender & Green Alliance (Muintir Aerach na 48 Queens Center for Gay Seniors 64 hEireann) SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders 67 Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 The Newark LGBTQ Community Center 71 (PFLAG) Queens The Trevor Project 72 Queens Center for Gay Seniors 64 Village Care of New York 74 Queens Hospital Center - Chemical Dependency 64 Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls 74 Services Queens Lesbian & Gay Pride Committee 64 Religious Organizations Queens Pride House 64 A Common Bond New York City (ACB NYC) 23 Safe Space 67 Affirmation Gay & Lesbian Mormons 23 Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program at 68 AXIOS: Eastern & Orthodox LGBT Christians 28 Mt. Sinai Hospital B’nai Jeshurun, Congregation 28 The Caribbean Equality Project 70 Believe Out Loud 28 The GLBT Project 71 Broadway United Church of Christ 30 Victoria Congregational Church - United Church of 74 Christ Brooklyn Heights Synagogue 31 Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture 31 Queer Catholic Lesbians 31 Ali Forney Center (Services for Homeless LGBTQ 25 Christian Science Group 32 Youth) Church of St Luke in the Fields 32 Audre Lorde Project - Manhattan 27 Congregation Beit Simchat Torah 34 Chosen: The Gay-Straight Alliance 32 Dignity/Metro NJ 35 Cometfire - LGBTQ in Middle School Discussion Group 33 Dignity/New Brunswick 36 Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center 34 Dignity/New York, GLBT and Straight Catholics 36 Destination Tomorrow 35 Fellowship of Reconciliation, Inc. 38 Fast & Fabulous Cycling Club 37 First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn 38 Fellowship of Reconciliation, Inc. 38 First Unitarian Church in Brooklyn Gay-Straight 38 Gay Men’s Health Crisis: Outstanding Beautiful 40 Alliance Brothers (OBB) Young Men’s Program Fourth Universalist Society of New York City 39 GLBT Summer Affair 42 Gay & Lesbian Bible Study of New York 39 Good Shepherd Services - Safe Homes Project 42 Gay, Lesbian & Affirming Disciples Alliance (GLAD 41 Gotham Knights Rugby Football Club 42 Alliance) Green Chimneys (Runaway & Homeless Youth 42 GIFTS: A Gay, lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender 42 Programs) - New York City Fellowship Health and Education Alternatives for Teens 43 In The Life Ministries 46 HELP-4-HEP/The Support Partnership 44 Integrity USA 46 LGBT Law Project at NYLAG (NY Legal Assistance 50 Jan Hus Presbyterian Church 47 Group) JCC in Manhattan-LGBTQ Programs 47 LGBT Self-Defense Classes 50 Kolot Chayeinu/Voices of Our Lives 48 Love Heals, the Alison Gertz Foundation for AIDS 52 Latino Gay Men of New York 48 Education Maranatha-Riversiders for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & 52 Marriage Equality USA (MEUSA) 53 Transgender Concerns. Men of All Colors Together New York, Inc 53 Marble Collegiate Church 53 Men of All Colors Together New York, Inc 53

85 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Religious Organizations Shelter Metropolitan Community Church of Christ the Liberator 53 Trinity Place Shelter 72 Metropolitan Community Church of New York, A 54 Church of the LGBTQ Community Social Services Metropolitan Community Church of New York, Inc. 54 Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center 34 Metropolitan Community Church of New York, Inc. - 54 Destination Tomorrow 35 Sylvia Rivera Food Pantry Family Equality Council 37 New Jersey Lesbian & Gay Havurah 56 Green Chimneys (Runaway & Homeless Youth 42 New Ways Ministry 56 Programs) - New York City NYC Gay Men's Shamanic Circle 59 HELP-4-HEP/The Support Partnership 44 Park Slope United Methodist Church 61 Jacobi Medical Center 46 Presbyterian Welcome 62 LGBT Services Network 50 St. Ann's Church of Morrisania Gay and Lesbian 69 North Central Bronx Hospital 58 Ministry Project Inform/ HIV Health InfoLine 63 St. John-St. Matthew-Emanuel Lutheran Church 69 Project SOL (Speak Out Loud) 63 Stephen Wise Free Synagogue 69 Queens Center for Gay Seniors 64 The Church of St. Francis Xavier 71 Rainbow Heights Club 65 The Oasis 72 Renewal Care Partners 66 Truth Wins Out 73 SAGE Bronx 67 Unitarian Church of Staten Island 73 SAGE Center Harlem 67 Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Stony Brook 73 SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders 67 Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Huntington 73 Village Care of New York 74 Interweave Group Unity Fellowship of Christ Church NYC 73 Social/Dating Victoria Congregational Church - United Church of 74 Cheer New York, Inc. 32 Christ Dance Together NYC 35 Day One - Teen Dating Violence 35 Seniors Destination Tomorrow 35 Cumberland A Gotham Health Center 35 Disclosure Network New York 36 East New York A Gotham Health Center 36 Fast & Fabulous Cycling Club 37 Gay & Lesbian Association of Retiring Persons 39 Gay Men's Opera Club 41 GRIOT Circle Senior Program 43 GAYFEST NYC 41 Jacobi Medical Center 46 Grand Slam Bridge Group 42 New York Memory Center 57 Imperial Court of New York 46 New York Prime Timers 57 Jim Sullivan Dating & Relationship Advice 47 North Central Bronx Hospital 58 JQY 47 Queens Center for Gay Seniors 64 Just Couples 47 Renewal Care Partners 66 Lambda Legal 48 SAGE Bronx 67 Lambda Literary Foundation 48 SAGE Center Harlem 67 Lavender & Green Alliance (Muintir Aerach na 48 SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders 67 hEireann) SAGEWorks 67 Lesbian Connection 49 Samuel Field Y 67 LOFT, The: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender 51 Services & Advocacy for GLBT Elders-Long Island 68 Community Services Center (SAGE-LI) Long Island Gay & Lesbian Film Festival 51 Transgender Aging Network (TAN) 72 Long Island Gay & Lesbian Youth (LIGALY) - 51 Bayshore, NY Shelter Long Island GLBT Community Center (The Center) 51 Destination Tomorrow 35 Long Island Pride Chorus (LIPC) 52 Good Shepherd Services - Safe Homes Project 42 Long Island Pride Parade and Festival 52 Metropolitan Community Church of New York, Inc. 54 Many Men, Many Voices 52 New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless Youth 56 Maranatha-Riversiders for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & 52 Safe Horizon - Domestic Violence Shelter Program 66 Transgender Concerns. The GLBT Project 71 Marble Collegiate Church 53

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 86 Social/Dating Spanish Speaking Mateando NYC: The First Argentinian-Uruguayan 53 Haitian Centers Council Inc. 43 LGBT Group in NYC Hispanic AIDS Forum 44 Men of All Colors Together New York, Inc 53 Hispanic AIDS Forum - Bronx Office 44 Metro Gay Wrestling Alliance 53 Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 Metropolitan Community Church of Christ the Liberator 53 (PFLAG) Latino, parte de PFLAG FCA, NYC Metropolitan Tennis Group 54 Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment 64 National Organization of Gay & Lesbian Scientists & 56 (PRIDE) Technical Professionals Inc. SAGE Bronx 67 New Jersey Lesbian & Gay Havurah 56 SAGE Center Harlem 67 New York Area Bisexual Network 56 New York City Gay Basketball League 57 Sports New York City Gay Hockey Association (NYCGHA) 57 American Run for the End of AIDS (AREA, Inc.) 26 New York City Gay Lacrosse Club 57 Big Apple Recreational Sports 29 New York City Gay Men's Chorus 57 Big Apple Softball League, Inc. 29 New York Gay Pool League (NYGPL) 57 Brooklyn Blades Women's Ice Hockey Team 30 New York Ramblers Soccer Club 58 City Cruisers 32 Newark Gay Pride 58 Crux NY's LGBT Climbing Club 34 Nothing But Guys & Guys and Girls (NGB & GAG) 59 Cycle For The Cause 35 NYC Lavender Lounge 59 Dance Together NYC 35 NYU Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer 59 Fast & Fabulous Cycling Club 37 Student Center Federation of Gay Games 38 Out of Bounds NYC/Team New York 60 Front Runners New York 39 Pride Toastmasters 63 GLBT Color Guard 42 Queer Rising 65 Gotham Knights Rugby Football Club 42 Radical Faeries 65 Gotham Volleyball League 42 Rainbow Tango 65 Grand Slam Bridge Group 42 Rockland County LINK 66 Knickerbocker Sailing Association 47 Rodney Kirk Center 66 LGBT Self-Defense Classes 50 Room To Write 66 Long Island Pride Sports Association 52 Samuel Field Y 67 Long Yang Club-New Jersey 52 Serendipity Women 68 Metro Gay Wrestling Alliance 53 Sirens Motorcycle Club NYC 68 Metropolitan Tennis Group 54 Ski Bums 69 New York City Gay Basketball League 57 Stephen Wise Free Synagogue 69 New York City Gay Hockey Association (NYCGHA) 57 Stonewall Democratic Club 69 New York City Gay Lacrosse Club 57 STONEWALL Veterans' Association (S.V.A.) 69 New York Gay Pool League (NYGPL) 57 Team New York Aquatics 70 New York Ramblers Soccer Club 58 The Glines, Inc 71 Out of Bounds NYC/Team New York 60 The Stonewall Chorale 72 Prospect Park Women's Softball League 63 Triangle Community Center 72 Sirens Motorcycle Club NYC 68 Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Stony Brook 73 Ski Bums 69 Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Huntington 73 Team New York Aquatics 70 Interweave Group Women About, Inc. 74 Urantia Book Midtown NYC Study Group 73 VegOut NYC 73 Staten Island Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls 74 College of Staten Island – LGBTQ Resource Center 33 Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 Soup Kitchen (PFLAG) Staten Island Village Care of New York 74 Pride Center of Staten Island 62 Unitarian Church of Staten Island 73 Spanish Speaking Destination Tomorrow 35 Student Groups Good Shepherd Services - Safe Homes Project 42

87 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Student Groups Support Groups Brooklyn College Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & 30 Blind LGBT Pride International 29 Transgender Alliance (BCLGBTA) Blue-Alliance 29 Brooklyn Law School OUTLaws 31 Broadway United Church of Christ 30 Cardozo Law School OUTlaw 31 Buddies of New Jersey, Inc. 31 Chosen: The Gay-Straight Alliance 32 Butch/Femme Society 31 College of Staten Island – LGBTQ Resource Center 33 Center for Constitutional Rights, Inc. 32 Columbia Queer Alliance 33 Center Gender Identity Project 32 Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) 41 Chinese American Planning Council - HIV/AIDS 32 Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Union at SUNY 41 Services Purchase Chosen: The Gay-Straight Alliance 32 GLASS: Gay, Lesbian and Straight Society of Baruch 42 Christian Science Group 32 College Church of St Luke in the Fields 32 Hunter College Center on AIDS, Drugs & Community 45 City Cruisers 32 Health Clann An Uabhair (GLSA) 33 Lesbian & Gay Caucus-Rutgers Law School 49 Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA) 33 Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Straight Alliance at 49 COLAGE: For people who have one or more LGBTQ 33 Stony Brook parent/s - NYC Chapter LGBT+ Open Alliance of City College of New York 50 Cometfire - LGBTQ in Middle School Discussion Group 33 New York University Queer Union 58 Community Access 34 NYU Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer 59 Community Counseling & Mediation/Verite Program, 34 Student Center Crown Heights Center OutClass at NYU's Stern School of Business 60 Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center 34 Pace University Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, 61 Congregation Beit Simchat Torah 34 Queer, Questioning and Ally (LGBTQA) Cyber Center Creative Industries Network (CIN) 34 Pride@SBU 63 Crossdressers International 34 Princeton University, LGBT Center 63 Crux NY's LGBT Climbing Club 34 Queer Pratt Institute Student Activities 64 Cumberland A Gotham Health Center 35 Rutgers Center for Social Justice Education and LGBT 66 Communities Dari Project 35 Deaf Queer Resource Center (DQRC) 35 Support Groups Debtors Anonymous 35 A Common Bond New York City (ACB NYC) 23 Dignity/Metro NJ 35 Affirmation Gay & Lesbian Mormons 23 Dignity/New Brunswick 36 AIDS Community Research Initiative of America 23 Dignity/New York, GLBT and Straight Catholics 36 (ACRIA) Disabled In Action of Metropolitan NY 36 Al-Anon Family Intergroup of Greater New York 25 Disabled Queers of New York (DQNY) 36 Ali Forney Center (Services for Homeless LGBTQ 25 Disclosure Network New York 36 Youth) District Council 37, AFSCME, Lesbian & Gay Issues 36 All Out Arts, Inc. 25 Committee American Foundation for Suicide Prevention 26 East New York A Gotham Health Center 36 American Veterans for Equal Rights 26 Empire City Men’s Chorus 37 Armenian Gay & Lesbian Association 27 Empire State Pride Agenda - Albany Office 37 Arms Acres 27 Equality Pennsylvania 37 AXIOS: Eastern & Orthodox LGBT Christians 28 Equality Pennsylvania - Harrisburg Office 37 B’nai Jeshurun, Congregation 28 Faces NY, Inc. 37 Bailey House, Inc. 28 Fast & Fabulous Cycling Club 37 Believe Out Loud 28 Federation of Gay Games 38 Bi Request 28 Fellowship of Reconciliation, Inc. 38 BiasHelp, Inc. 29 FemmeFever 38 Big Apple Performing Arts (BAPA) 29 FIERCE! Fabulous Independent Educated Radicals for 38 Big Apple Recreational Sports 29 Community Empowerment Big Apple Softball League, Inc. 29 Financial Services Industry Exchange 38 BiNet USA 29 FireFlag 38 Bisexual Resource Center 29 Fortune Society, Health Services 38

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 88 Support Groups Support Groups Foundation for Integrative AIDS Research (FIAR) 38 Just Couples 47 Fourth Universalist Society of New York City 39 Knickerbocker Sailing Association 47 Freedom Socialist Party 39 Kolot Chayeinu/Voices of Our Lives 48 Front Runners New York 39 Ladies 2000 48 Gay & Lesbian Association of Retiring Persons 39 Lambda Legal 48 Gay & Lesbian Bible Study of New York 39 Lambda Literary Foundation 48 Gay & Lesbian Caregiver's Support Group for 39 Latino Gay Men of New York 48 Alzheimer's Disease Lavender Country & Folk Dancers 48 Gay & Lesbian Independent Democrats (GLID) 40 LEAGUE at AT&T 49 Gay & Lesbian Yeshiva Day School Alumni (GLYDSA) 40 Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Corps 49 Gay & Lesbian Youth of the Hudson Valley 40 Lesbian & Gay Teachers Association of New York City 49 Gay Activist Alliance in Morris County (GAAMC) 40 Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Straight Alliance at 49 Gay Asian & Pacific Islander Men in New York 40 Stony Brook (GAPIMNY) Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Bar Association 49 Gay Filmmakers NYC 40 of Greater New York (LeGal) Gay Men of African Descent (GMAD) 40 LGBT Cancer Project-Out With Cancer 50 Gay Men’s Health Crisis: Outstanding Beautiful 40 Live Out Loud 50 Brothers (OBB) Young Men’s Program LOFT, The: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender 51 Gay Peruvians of the Americas 41 Community Services Center Gay, Lesbian & Affirming Disciples Alliance (GLAD 41 Long Island Crisis Center 51 Alliance) Long Island Crisis Center 51 Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender National Hotline 41 Long Island GLBT Community Center (The Center) 51 Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Union at SUNY 41 Long Island Pride Sports Association 52 Purchase LPSS, Inc. (Lambda Peer Support Services) 52 Gay/Bi Dad's Group 41 Malecare 52 Genderqueer, GNC, Gender Exploring Drop-In Group 41 Men of All Colors Together New York, Inc 53 GetEQUAL 42 Metropolitan Community Church of New York, A 54 GIFTS: A Gay, lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender 42 Church of the LGBTQ Community Fellowship Metropolitan Community Church of New York, Inc. 54 GLBT Color Guard 42 NALGAP; Association of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, 54 God's Love We Deliver 42 Transgender Addiction Professionals & Allies Gotham Knights Rugby Football Club 42 National Gay Pilots Association 55 Gotham Volleyball League 42 New Jersey Coalition to End Domestic Violence 56 Guilford Green Foundation 43 New Ways Ministry 56 HELP-4-HEP/The Support Partnership 44 New York Area Bisexual Network 56 HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) 45 New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) 57 Hudson Pride Connections Center 45 New York Prime Timers 57 Hyacinth AIDS Foundation 45 New York State Division of Human Rights - Bronx 58 Identity House 45 North Central Bronx Hospital 58 I'm From Driftwood 45 North Star Fund 59 Immigration Equality 45 Nothing But Guys & Guys and Girls (NGB & GAG) 59 Imperial Court of New York 46 NYC Dept. of Health & Mental Hygiene, Office of 59 Institute for Human Identity (IHI) 46 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Health Integrity USA 46 NYC Gay Men's Shamanic Circle 59 International Resource Network 46 NYC Lavender Lounge 59 Irish Queers 46 NYC Pride 59 Jacobi Medical Center 46 ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives 59 Jan Hus Presbyterian Church 47 Our Youth 60 JCC in Manhattan-LGBTQ Programs 47 Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 Jersey Pride 47 (PFLAG) Latino, parte de PFLAG FCA, NYC Jim Collins Foundation 47 Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club 47 (PFLAG) Long Island Jim Sullivan Dating & Relationship Advice 47 Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 (PFLAG) New York City

89 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Support Groups Support Groups Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 Straight Spouse Network (Manhattan) 70 (PFLAG) North Jersey The Center for Anti-Violence Education 71 Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 The Center: The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender 71 (PFLAG) Queens Community Center Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 The Church of St. Francis Xavier 71 (PFLAG) Staten Island The Newark LGBTQ Community Center 71 Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 61 The Oasis 72 (PFLAG) Westchester The Samaritans 72 Paul Rosenfels Community 62 The Trevor Project 72 Peter Cicchino Youth Project - Urban Justice Center 62 TOUCH AIDS Community Dinners, Inc. 72 Presbyterian Welcome 62 Triangle Community Center 72 Pride at Work (AFL-CIO) 62 VegOut NYC 73 Pride Center of New Jersey 62 Village Care of New York 74 Pride Center of Staten Island 62 Women In Need (WIN) 74 Pride Center of the Capital Region 62 Young Gay Veterans Group 75 Pride for Youth 63 Zappalorti Society - Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, & 75 Pride Toastmasters 63 Transgender Psychiatric Survivors Princeton University, LGBT Center 63 Project Inform/ HIV Health InfoLine 63 Transgender Publishing Triangle: Association of Lesbians & Gay 64 Ackerman Institute for the Family 23 Men in Publishing AIDS Community Research Initiative of America 23 Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment 64 (ACRIA) (PRIDE) Ali Forney Center (Services for Homeless LGBTQ 25 Queens Center for Gay Seniors 64 Youth) Queens Pride House 64 Apicha Community Health Center 26 Queer Arts Resource (QAR) 64 Audre Lorde Project - Manhattan 27 Queer Urban Orchestra 65 Center Gender Identity Project 32 Q-Wave 65 Chosen: The Gay-Straight Alliance 32 Radical Faeries 65 Church of St Luke in the Fields 32 Rainbow Animal Action 65 CK Life 33 Rainbowdee's Coming Events Newsletter 65 Cometfire - LGBTQ in Middle School Discussion Group 33 Ramapo Pride at Ramapo College of New Jersey 66 Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center 34 Realization Center Inc. 66 Crossdressers International 34 Rockland County LINK 66 Dari Project 35 Rockland County Pride 66 Destination Tomorrow 35 Rodney Kirk Center 66 Dignity/New Brunswick 36 Safe Horizon Hotline 66 Family Equality Council 37 Safe Space 67 Fast & Fabulous Cycling Club 37 SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders 67 Fellowship of Reconciliation, Inc. 38 Scouting for All 68 Gay Men’s Health Crisis: Outstanding Beautiful 40 Services & Advocacy for GLBT Elders-Long Island 68 Brothers (OBB) Young Men’s Program (SAGE-LI) Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) 41 Services for the Underserved (S:US) 68 Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender National Hotline 41 Sexual Compulsives Anonymous New York (SCA) 68 Genderqueer, GNC, Gender Exploring Drop-In Group 41 Sexuality Information & Education Council of the 68 GIFTS: A Gay, lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender 42 United States (SIECUS) Fellowship SHARE: Self-help for Women with Breast or Ovarian 68 GLBT Summer Affair 42 Cancer Good Shepherd Services - Safe Homes Project 42 SMART University 69 Gotham Knights Rugby Football Club 42 Soulforce NYC 69 Green Chimneys (Runaway & Homeless Youth 42 South Asian Lesbian & Gay Association of New York 69 Programs) - New York City City (SALGA) Hartford Gay & Lesbian Health Collective 43 Stonewall Community Foundation 69 Health and Education Alternatives for Teens 43 Straight Spouse Network 70

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 90 Transgender Women’s HELP-4-HEP/The Support Partnership 44 Ladies 2000 48 Jim Collins Foundation 47 Las Buenas Amigas (LBA) 48 LGBT Law Project at NYLAG (NY Legal Assistance 50 Lesbian Connection 49 Group) Lesbian Herstory Archives/Lesbian Herstory 49 LGBT Self-Defense Classes 50 Educational Foundation Inc. Love Heals, the Alison Gertz Foundation for AIDS 52 Lesbian Therapists Referral Network 49 Education LGBT Self-Defense Classes 50 Marriage Equality USA (MEUSA) 53 Maunter Project: National Lesbian Health Organization 53 Metropolitan Hospital Center: Comprehensive LGBT 54 Metropolitan Hospital Center: Comprehensive LGBT 54 Health Center Health Center National Center for Transgender Equality 55 National Center for Lesbian Rights 55 National Organization for Women (NOW) 56 National Organization for Women (NOW) 56 New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless Youth 56 National Organization for Women of New Jersey 56 New York Association for Gender Rights Advocacy 57 National Organization for Women/New York City 56 (NYAGRA) (NOW NYC) NYU Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer 59 New Jersey Coalition to End Domestic Violence 56 Student Center North Fork Women for Women Fund, Inc. 58 Pride Center of the Capital Region 62 Radical Women 65 Princeton University, LGBT Center 63 Rockland County LINK 66 Project Inform/ HIV Health InfoLine 63 Safe Horizon - Domestic Violence Shelter Program 66 Project SOL (Speak Out Loud) 63 SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders 67 Psychotherapy Center for Gender & Sexuality: Institute 63 Serendipity Women 68 for Contemporary Psychotherapy SHARE: Self-help for Women with Breast or Ovarian 68 Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment 64 Cancer (PRIDE) Sistahs in Search of Truth, Alliance & Harmony 68 SAGE: Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders 67 (SISTAH) Sylvia Rivera Law Project 70 Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls 74 The Caribbean Equality Project 70 Women About, Inc. 74 The Church of St. Francis Xavier 71 Women In Need (WIN) 74 The Newark LGBTQ Community Center 71 Women's Center of Brooklyn College 75 The Trans Women's Healing Justice Project 72 The Trevor Project 72 Youth Transgender Aging Network (TAN) 72 Ackerman Institute for the Family 23 Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund 72 Ali Forney Center (Services for Homeless LGBTQ 25 Village Care of New York 74 Youth) Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls 74 Chosen: The Gay-Straight Alliance 32 Church of St Luke in the Fields 32 Women’s COLAGE: For people who have one or more LGBTQ 33 Another Octave: Connecticut Women’s Chorus 26 parent/s - NYC Chapter Armenian Gay & Lesbian Association 27 Cometfire - LGBTQ in Middle School Discussion Group 33 ASTRAEA Lesbian Foundation for Justice 27 Cumberland A Gotham Health Center 35 Bluestockings Bookstore 29 Day One - Teen Dating Violence 35 Brooklyn Blades Women's Ice Hockey Team 30 Destination Tomorrow 35 Butch/Femme Society 31 East New York A Gotham Health Center 36 Catholic Lesbians 31 Gay & Lesbian Youth of the Hudson Valley 40 Circle of Voices, Inc. 32 Gay Men’s Health Crisis: Outstanding Beautiful 40 Community Healthcare Network, CABS Health Center 34 Brothers (OBB) Young Men’s Program CONNECT 34 Gay Wheels 41 Fast & Fabulous Cycling Club 37 Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) 41 Feminist Outlaw 38 Generation Q of the Queens Community House 41 FemmeFever 38 Good Shepherd Services - Safe Homes Project 42 Freedom Socialist Party 39 Green Chimneys (Runaway & Homeless Youth 42 Human Rights, New York State Division-Office of 45 Programs) - New York City Sexual Discrimination Issues Health and Education Alternatives for Teens 43

91 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources Youth Hetrick-Martin Institute (Home of the Harvey Milk 44 School) I'm From Driftwood 45 JQY 47 Live Out Loud 50 Long Island Crisis Center 51 Long Island Crisis Center 51 Long Island Gay & Lesbian Youth (LIGALY) - 51 Bayshore, NY Long Island Gay & Lesbian Youth (LIGALY) - Garden 51 City, NY Love Heals, the Alison Gertz Foundation for AIDS 52 Education New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless Youth 56 NYU Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer 59 Student Center Our Youth 60 Peter Cicchino Youth Project - Urban Justice Center 62 Point Foundation 62 Pride Center of Staten Island 62 Pride for Youth 63 Project Reach 63 Safe Space 67 SCO Family Therapy Intervention Pilot for LGBTQ 67 Youth The Door 71 The Trevor Project 72 Triangle Community Center 72 Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls 74 Young Gay Veterans Group 75

Office of the New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer 92 93 LGBTQ Guide of Services and Resources NEW YORK CITY COMPTROLLER SCOTT M. STRINGER MUNICIPAL BUILDING • 1 CENTRE STREET, 5TH FLOOR • NEW YORK, NY 10007 PHONE (212) 669-3500 FAX (212) 669-8878 WWW.COMPTROLLER.NYC.GOV