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The inclusion of websites in our links page does not indicate endorsement
by Queens Pride House
of the services or activities of groups, organizations, or agencies. These
links are provided solely
for informational purposes.
If you need further assistance, please call the Queer Links referral line
Wednesday, Thursday or
Friday evenings, 5-8pm
Health, HIV/AIDS, Anti-Violence
AIDS Center of Queens County (ACQC)
http://www.acqc.orgThe Hispanic AIDS Forum (HAF) http://hafnyc.org
Tel. (718)803-2766 Amber Rivera
New York City's only Latino-run AIDS organization offering treatment,
education and innovative prevention services to the city's Latino population.
Their Queens site is located at 62-07 Woodside Avenue. Every member of the staff
is fully bilingual in English and Spanish.
Asian/Pacific Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS www.apicha.org
HIV/AIDS education, outreach, counseling, client service, advocacy. Free HIV
testing & counseling.
Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC) www.gmhc.org
HIV/AIDS/Hotline- information and referrals; financial advocacy; legal and
recreational services; peer counseling and support groups; print and video
materials.
Callen Lorde: Michael Callen and Audre Lorde Community Health Center
www.callen-lorde.org 212-271-7200
Quality, affordable Lesbian, Gay Bisexual and Transgender health facility.
General care, dermatology, mammography, STD screening/care, HIV related health
services, counseling, community training and more. Service provided regardless
of pay.
NYC Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project (AVP) www.avp.org
Counseling, advocacy and training. Peer and short term counseling for sexual
assault, domestic violence, HIV related violence and other victimization. Confidential 24 hour hotline: 212-714-1141.
SAVI Mount Sinai Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program
www.mssm.edu/SAVI/ (718) 736-1288
Free and confidential support services for female and male victims of rape,
sexual assault, and incest, as well as their friends and families. Emergency
room advocacy is available at hospitals in each borough.
Queens Hospital Center www.ci.nyc.ny.us/html/hhc/html/queens.html
718-883-3000
Ryan White HIV/AIDS services, HIV/MICA program
www.hotpeachpages.org abuse (domestic violence, family violence, battering, dating violence) information in 47 languages searchable database of abuse help lines and resources in 165 countries.
Alcoholics Anonymous Intergroup of New York
212-647-1680 www.nyintergroup.org
Meetings for gays, straights, men/women only, HIV+ etc. Call AA.
www.gayhealth.com Health information for the LGBT communities on a variety of topics. LGBT friendly provider database. Links to the Healthy People 2010 document
Community, social and support groups, education & advocacy
American Veterans for Equal Rights, NY www.averny.tripod.com
A New York association of American armed forces
veterans who are Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender,
Two Spirit, People of All Colors, friends and family. This chapter of
AVER, the national GLBT veterans association, is currently in the process
of forming. Parades, senior outreach, VA medical benefits advocacy.
"The Center" LGBT Community Services Center
212-620-7310
Center Gender Identity Project
212-620-7310, ext-251
Support for transgender people, peer counseling, support groups, referral,
advocacy, professional training on gender dysphoria.
Center Youth Enrichment Services (YES)
Activity based empowerment/prevention program for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and
Transgender Youth aged 13 to 21.
CHEER New York www.cheerny.org
Cheer New York is a volunteer cheerleading and
dance squad by and for the LGBTS community
Senior Action in a Gay Environment (SAGE) www.sageusa.org
Queens chapter (718) 726-4187
Nation's oldest and largest social service and advocacy organization
dedicated to LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) senior citizens
Parents and Friends of Lesbian and Gays (PFLAG) www.pflag.org
Queens chapter (718) 271-7655 www.dorsai.org/~pflag
Support group for parents of gay children to help them understand and accept
their child.
Gay and Lesbian Switchboard of New York Project www.glnh.org
(212) 989-0999
Peer counseling, referrals and information. Part of the Gay and Lesbian National
Hotline: (888) THE-GLNH
The Gay, Lesbian, & Straight Education Network (GLSEN)
www.glsen.org
Creating safe schools for LGBT people. Resources for students, teachers, and
counselors
South Asian Lesbian and Gay Association www.salganyc.org
SALGA-NYC is a social and political group for lesbians, gay men, bisexual and
transgender people who trace their descent from countries such as Afghanistan,
Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burma, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Tibet as well
as people of South Asian descent from countries such as Guyana, Trinidad and
Kenya
Asian Pacific Alliance of NY (APANY) http://members.aol.com/apany/
Social, cultural and friendship, non-profit organization for all
Asians/Pacific Islanders (APIs), and their non-API friends. Providing fun
activities and a safe haven for friendly interaction and support among all
Asians and Pacific Islanders with alternative lifestyle, as well as their
non-Asians friends.
Gay Men of African Descent (GMAD)
www.gmad.org
Education, social support, advocacy, health and wellness promotion, support
and discussion groups, drop-in center, HIV prevention outreach and support
groups.
The Audre Lorde Project
www.alp.org
(718) 596-0342
Center for lesbian, gay, bisexual, two-spirit, transgender, people of color
community. Multi-spirited groups, dedicated to education , spiritual and mental
health, works for community wellness and progressive social and economic justice
through mobilization, education, and capacity-building.
Hetrick/Martin Institute
www.hmi.org
212-674-2400
Non profit organization for LGBT youth, homeless, & runaway youth. Runs the
Harvey Milk alternative high school.
Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund Incorporated www.lambdalegal.org
212-809-8585
National non-profit legal organization committed to achieving full recognition
of civil rights through impact litigation, education and public policy work.
New York Association For Gender Rights Advocacy (NYAGRA) www.nyagra.tripod.com
NYAGRA's mission is to advocate for
freedom of gender identity and expression for all.
Queens Gays and Lesbians United
www.qglu.org
Strives to unify all lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgendered persons in
the borough of Queens, working with women and men across all cultural, racial,
and economic backgrounds. Together we seek to gather, network, socialize and
through education and civic action, work to overcome homophobia and other forms
of discrimination.
BiNet USA www.binetusa.org
National bisexual advocacy and education group dedicated to increasing
visibility, ending oppression.
Gay Asian and Pacific Islander Men of NY www.gapimny.org
Gay and Lesbian Union at Queens College (718) 520-1866
Social and support group for LGBT students. Weekly meetings, special events,
groups.
Generation Q Youth Services www.queenspride.com
A program of the Queens Lesbian and Gay Pride Community Center for anyone 21
and under. Dances, movie nights, trips, social services.
Lavender and Green Alliance www.lavenderandgreen.com
Alliance of Irish/Irish-American LGBT people, based in Queens
New York Association For Gender Rights Advocacy
(NYAGRA) www.nyagra.tripod.com
NYAGRA's mission is to advocate for
freedom of gender identity and expression for all.
Transgender Forum www.tgforum.com
THE website for all things TG/TV/TS/CD links to local and national resources,
organizations, support, shopping, personals, and more.
The Intersex society of North America www.isna.org
Intersex Society of North America is devoted to systemic change to end shame,
secrecy and unwanted genital surgeries for people born with atypical
reproductive anatomies.
The American Boyz (AmBoyz) www.amboyz.org
An organization which aims to support people who were labeled female at birth
but who feel that is not an accurate or complete description of who they are (FTMs)
and their significant others, friends, families and allies (SOFFAs). Includes
resources on Intersex and Transgender.
Miscellaneous / Media / Press Releases
Gay and Lesbian International News Network www.glinn.com
Gay.com www.gay.com
something for everyone
Queer net www.queernet.org
Large selection of queer listservs
Long Island Gay and Lesbian Youth (LIGALY) www.ligaly.com
Lesbian and Gay Rights Immigration Task Force www.lgirtf.org
Dedicated to ending immigration discrimination
Lesbian and Gay New York www.lgny.com
Queer NYC newspaper, also publishes LGNY Latino
NY Blade www.nyblade.com
NY’s gay weekly newspaper
Ripe Magazine www.ripemag.com
Quarterly magazine for lesbian, gay, & transgender people in midlife or
older
Gay Parent Magazine www.gayparentmag.com
Parenting magazine for LGBT current and future parents
NYC Office of the Comptroller Guide to LGBT services & resources
www.comptroller.nyc.gov
follow the links the LGBT services document
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PRESS RELEASES
“Respecting Queens Diversity” A Celebration, Exhibition and Workshops Opens Saturday, June 7th at Queens Pride House This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs. “Back in the Day” a panel discussion and celebration of cross-generational LGBT pride