TREVOR PROJECT INC

Provides continuous, accessible crisis support through phone, text, and chat platforms, ensuring LGBTQ+ youth can access free, confidential counseling at any time, which the organization believes is critical for suicide prevention and mental health stabilization.

Provides continuous, accessible crisis support through phone, text, and chat platforms, using trained counselors and specialized technology to deliver timely, confidential mental health interventions to LGBTQ+ youth in distress.

The organization operates a continuous, accessible crisis support model that provides free, confidential counseling to LGBTQ+ youth via phone, text, and chat, ensuring immediate help is available whenever needed. This model is underpinned by specialized technology and a structured support protocol.

The organization operates a continuous, accessible crisis counseling service via phone, text, and chat, grounded in a structured support model and enabled by specialized technology to ensure timely, confidential support for LGBTQ+ youth in distress.

The organization fosters connection and emotional resilience among LGBTQ+ youth by providing safe, affirming online peer communities that enable mutual support and reduce isolation.

Fosters connection, belonging, and emotional resilience among LGBTQ+ youth by facilitating safe, moderated peer communities online that provide mutual affirmation and support.

Fosters connection, belonging, and emotional resilience among LGBTQ+ youth by facilitating safe, affirming peer communities both online and through structured support platforms.

The organization fosters connection and emotional resilience among LGBTQ+ youth through online peer support platforms that provide safe, affirming spaces for international youth to share experiences and support one another.

Crisis counselors are trained using immersive methods such as role-play, supervised shifts, and individualized coaching to ensure proficiency in LGBTQ+-affirming crisis response, counseling skills, and protocol adherence.

Counselors are trained using immersive methods such as role-play scenarios, supervised shifts, and one-on-one office hours to build and reinforce practical crisis intervention skills specific to LGBTQ+ youth.

Advances LGBTQ+ youth well-being through integrated advocacy that targets hearts (public attitudes), minds (education), and laws (legislation and litigation), with focused campaigns on issues like conversion therapy and data inclusion to drive systemic suicide prevention.

The organization employs a comprehensive advocacy strategy—targeting hearts (public attitudes), minds (education), and laws (legislation)—to advance systemic change, including ending conversion therapy and promoting inclusive data collection in public health.

The organization employs a comprehensive advocacy strategy targeting hearts (public attitudes), minds (education), and laws (legislation and litigation), with focused campaigns on ending conversion therapy and improving data inclusion to advance systemic protections for LGBTQ+ youth.

Advances LGBTQ+ youth well-being through coordinated advocacy that targets hearts (public attitudes), minds (education), and laws (legislation), with focused campaigns on ending conversion therapy and improving data inclusion in public health systems.

Advances LGBTQ+ youth well-being through integrated advocacy that targets hearts (public attitudes), minds (education), and laws (legislation and data policy), including focused campaigns against conversion therapy and for SO/GI data inclusion.

Advances LGBTQ+ youth well-being through integrated advocacy that targets legal reform, public attitudes, and systemic data collection practices, with a focus on suicide prevention, banning conversion therapy, and institutional accountability.

Fosters connection and emotional resilience among LGBTQ+ youth by facilitating safe, moderated peer support spaces online, leveraging shared identity and experience as a mechanism for psychological support and belonging.

The organization builds capacity among allies, educators, and the public through education initiatives and evidence-based suicide prevention training programs that increase understanding and improve support for LGBTQ+ youth mental health.

Equips educators, allies, and professionals with evidence-based knowledge and practical skills to support LGBTQ+ youth mental health and prevent suicide through targeted training and awareness initiatives.

Improves support ecosystems for LGBTQ+ youth by educating allies, educators, and professionals about LGBTQ+ identity and mental health needs, increasing understanding and competence in suicide prevention and affirming care.

Through public education initiatives, the organization increases understanding of LGBTQ+ youth mental health among allies, educators, and professionals, improving support ecosystems and early intervention.

The organization conducts original research to generate evidence that informs policymakers, educators, and service providers on the mental health needs and experiences of LGBTQ+ youth.

Conducts and leverages original research to inform public policy, professional practice, and organizational programming in service of LGBTQ+ youth suicide prevention.

Conducts and leverages original research to generate evidence that informs public policy, professional practice, and advocacy strategies, ensuring data-driven approaches to LGBTQ+ youth suicide prevention.

Conducts and leverages original research to generate data-driven insights that inform both internal service design and external advocacy, ensuring that interventions are aligned with the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ youth.

Conducts and leverages original research to inform public health policy, professional practice, and organizational strategy in service of LGBTQ+ youth suicide prevention.

Implements the Trevor Support Model and experiential training methods—including role-play, supervision, and technical skill-building—to ensure crisis counselors are proficient in LGBTQ+-affirming, trauma-informed crisis response.

Implements the Trevor Support Model and experiential training methods—including role-play, supervision, and technical skill-building—to ensure counselors are proficient in LGBTQ+ cultural competency and crisis response protocols.

Implements the Trevor Support Model and experiential training methods—including role-play, supervised shifts, and ongoing coaching—to ensure counselors are skilled in LGBTQ+ cultural competency, crisis response protocols, and effective counseling techniques.

Prepares crisis counselors through a comprehensive training model that includes role-playing, supervised practice, and ongoing support, ensuring competency in LGBTQ+ cultural humility, crisis response protocols, and counseling techniques.

The organization delivers targeted training programs that equip individuals with practical skills to identify, support, and intervene in suicide risk among LGBTQ+ youth.

Utilizes secure, scalable digital platforms to deliver crisis counseling via chat, text, and call, increasing accessibility and engagement for LGBTQ+ youth who prefer or require remote, low-barrier support.

Utilizes secure, scalable digital platforms to deliver crisis counseling via chat, text, and voice, increasing accessibility and engagement for LGBTQ+ youth across diverse geographic and social contexts.

Utilizes secure, scalable digital platforms to deliver crisis counseling via chat, text, and voice, increasing accessibility and engagement for LGBTQ+ youth who prefer or require remote support.

Specialized digital platforms are used to deliver crisis counseling across multiple channels (chat, text, call), increasing accessibility and engagement for LGBTQ+ youth who may prefer non-voice communication methods.

The organization uses a structured counseling framework—the Trevor Support Model—that integrates training in LGBTQ+ identity, crisis response protocols, and counseling skills to guide effective, affirming interactions with youth in distress.