• Trans and Intersex Resource List - Extensive list of trans and intersex resources beginning with SF/Bay Area expanding to state and national organizations. Link to PDF>

• National LGBTQ Services and Centers Listing of national LGBTQ organizations

The following list is from the above “Trans and Intersex Resource List” highlighting organizations with specific programs and services for trans youth and their families. Please see the link above for further information on each organization, as well as additional trans and intersex resources and organizations in the United States.

Gender Spectrum Education and Training, Seattle, WA
(877) 809-4159
www.genderspectrum.org

National Youth Advocacy Coalition (NYAC), Washington, DC
Toll-Free (800) 541-6922; main phone (202) 319-7596
www.nyacyouth.org

PFLAG Transgender Network (TNET), Washington, DC
(202) 467-8180
http://community.pflag.org/Page.aspx?pid=380

Safe Schools Coalition, Seattle, WA
1-877-SAFE-SAFE (1-877-723-3723) Crisis Line - Washington State only/(206) 632-0662 ext. 49
www.safeschoolscoalition.org

Sexual Minority Youth Assistance League (SMYAL), Washington, DC
(202) 546-5940; (202) 464-4548 (TTY)
www.smyal.org

Sylvia Riveria Law Project, New York, NY
(212) 377-8550
www.srlp.org

TransYouth Family Advocates (TYFA), Holland, MI
(888) IMA-TYFA or (888) 462-8932
www.imatyfa.org 

Transgender Law Center (TLC), San Francisco, CA
(415) 865-0176
www.transgenderlawcenter.org

Bay Area Young Positives (Bay Positives), San Francisco, CA
(415) 487-1616
www.baypositives.org

• Trans Youth Clinic [Dr. Marvin E. Belzer at (323) 361-2112 or E-mail: mbelzer@chla.usc.edu]
• Tranny Rock Star Program [Bamby Salceto at (323) 361-2390 ext. 5983 or E:mail: bsalcedo@chla.usc.edu]
• Transgender HARM Reduction Project & Risk Reduction Program [Sabel Simone-Loreca at (323) 361-2390 or E:mail: ssamone@chla.usc.edu]
• Transgender Harm Reduction Mental Health Services [Shann Collitzi at (323) 361-2390]
• TG-AIM (Transgender Adult Identity Mentoring) for ages 18-24 [Miguel Martinez at (323) 361-2390 or E:mail: mimartinez@chla.usc.edu]

City College of San Francisco’s (CCSF) Gender Diversity Project
(415) 452 -5204
www.ccsf.edu/Departments/Health_Education_and_Community_Health_Studies/HIV/gdp

Dimensions Clinic, San Francisco, CA
(415) 934-7789 (for information); (415) 934-7700 (to schedule appointments)
www.dimensionsclinic.org

Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center (LYRIC), San Francisco, CA
(415) 703-6150
www.lyric.org

Legal Services for Children, San Francisco, CA
(415) 863-3762; Warm Line: 1:30pm-5pm (Mon-Fri) & Clinic Hours: 4pm-6pm (Wed)
www.lsc-sf.org

Our Family Coalition, San Francisco & Oakland, CA
(415) 981-1960/(510) 332-0496
www.ourfamily.org

Outlet Program
Community Health Awareness Council (CHAC), Mountain View, CA
(650) 965-2020 ext. 22
www.projectoutlet.org

Sexual Minority Alliance of Alameda County (SMAAC Youth Center), Oakland, CA
(510) 834-9578
www.smaacyouthcenter.org

Transgender Ladies Initiating Sisterhood (T-LISH), San Francisco, CA
A Program of API Wellness Center's TRANS: THRIVE Program
(415) 409-4101
www.apiwellness.org/trans_thrive.html

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (DC)

Children's National Medical Center, Washington, DC
The Gender Development Program
(202) 884-3862
www.childrensnational.org

FLORIDA

Transkids Purple Rainbow Foundation, Boca Raton, FL
www.transkidspurplerainbow.org 

MASSACHUSETTS

Boston Children’s Hospital, Boston, MA
(617) 355-6000; (617) 355-0443 (TTY)
www.childrenshospital.org

Sydney Borum Health Center , Boston MA
(617) 457-8140
www.jri.org

Face to Face Health and Counseling Service, Saint Paul, MN
(651) 772-5555
www.face2face.org

Trans Youth Support Network (TYSN), Minneapolis, MN
(612) 875-8164
www.transyouthsupportnetwork.org

NEW YORK

FIERCE, New York, NY
(646) 336-6789
www.fiercenyc.org

The Gender Identity Project (GIP) & Youth Enrichment Services (YES) Program, NY, NY
Programs of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Community Center
(212) 620-7310
GIP: www.gaycenter.org/gip    
YES: www.gaycenter.org/youth/about

OHIO

Outside In's Transgender/Identity Resource Center (TiRC), Portland, OR
(503) 535-3800
www.outsidein.org  
* for Portland resource list see Resources PDX  www.resourcespdx.org

WASHINGTON

Lambert House, Seattle, WA
(206) 322-2515
http://lamberthouse.org/

www.camparanutiq.org

Transitioning Our Shelters: A Guide to Making Homeless Shelters Safe for Transgender People

This publication from the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force and the National Coalition for the Homeless discusses how to make shelters safer for everyone, including trans people. Link to PDF >

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Youth: An Epidemic of Homelessness

This publication from the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force discusses the reasons why so many LGBT youth are homeless and the risks they face in shelters and on the street. Link to PDF >

• LARKIN STREET YOUTH SERVICES, San Francisco, CA: www.larkinstreetyouth.org
  

• JEFF GRIFFITH YOUTH CENTER OF THE L.A. GAY & LESBIAN CENTER, Los Angeles, CA: www.lagaycenter.org
  

• COVENANT HOUSE, Hollywood, CA: www.covdove.org

• URBAN PEAK, Denver & Colorado Springs, CO: www.urbanpeak.org

• WALTHAM HOUSE, Boston, MA : www.thehome.org
  

• OZONE HOUSE, Ann Arbor, MI: www.ozonehouse.org

• RUTH ELLIS CENTER, Highland Park, MI: www.ruthelliscenter.com

• THE ALI FORNEY CENTER, New York, NY: www.aliforneycenter.org

• MCCNY HOMELESS YOUTH SERVICES, New York, NY: www.homelessyouthservices.org

• GREEN CHIMNEYS, New York, NY: www.greenchimneys.org

• JANUS YOUTH PROGRAMS, Portland, OR www.janusyouth.org