The Trump administration's decision to stop working with the Trevor Project to provide suicide prevention hotline services to LGBTQ+ youth is the latest in a string of setbacks for the community.

The Trevor Project calls this a devastating blow for its LGBTQ+ community, because the hotline has provided help to as many as 1.3 million young people since 2022.

After the Trump administration defunded LGBTQ-specific services, queer youth are turning to online communities and grassroots ...

The Trevor Project estimates that 1.8 million LGBTQ+ youth “seriously consider suicide” every year, about 39%. LGBTQ+ youth’s risk is greater because they face certain challenges that their ...

The Trump administration will stop connecting LGBTQ+ youth in crisis who call 988 to the Trevor Project suicide hotline next month, the group said on Wednesday. The big picture: This will limit ...

Local nonprofits launch new mental health workshops, support groups and statewide resource directory as calls to alternative ...

Through the Trevor Project hotline at 1‑866‑488‑7386 specialized services for LGBTQ youth are available.

Reading media coverage, it would be easy to get the idea that the national suicide hotline, 988 Lifeline, has been defunded. It has not. The dedicated LGBTQ service provided by the Trevor Project has ...

Assembly Bill 727, authored by California Assemblyman Mark Gonzalez, D-Los Angeles, in effort to combat LGBTQ+ mental health crisis, would require the Trevor Project suicide hotline be printed on ...

The Trevor Project says it will continue to provide crisis services through its own hotline, but it will be a lot harder. Henson has a message for LGBTQ+ youth struggling with mental health.