We believe that parent mentoring can be a powerful tool for creating a supportive and accepting environment for LGBTQ+ youth. Our mentors provide one-on-one support to parents as they navigate issues such as coming out, gender identity, mental health, and social stigma.

We provide educational support to help young people stay on track with their academic goals. Whether students are pursuing a high school diploma or a college degree, our program includes tutoring, study skills workshops, and assistance with college applications and financial aid.

We offer life skills development workshops and classes to help young people build the practical skills they need to live independently. Our program includes financial literacy, cooking and nutrition, gardening, job readiness and other essential life skills.

A space that provides basic need resources, services and items to keep youth safe, healthy and informed while living on the streets. In addition, The Center aims to connect young people with other services and programs that can help them achieve long-term stability.