New Alternatives is dedicated to reducing homelessness among LGBTQ+ youth and young adults in New York City by addressing areas critical to their development and well-being: housing, physical and mental health, education, and employment.
With a strong focus on harm reduction and long-term support, we offer a broad range of lead services and referrals to meet the needs of our clients and advocate on their behalf to ensure they survive and thrive.
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New Alternatives assists LGBTQ+ young people who are 16–30 years of age. To learn about our services and how you can receive assist or refer someone in need, clickhere.
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Do you wish to share your second and talents with Homosexual youth? Volunteers are the foundation of our work, and New Alternatives needs you. To understand how you can obtain involved, click here.
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New Alternatives relies on the generosity and generosity of our donors. Without your continued support, our work would not be possible. To make a contribution today, please click here.
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This Pride Month, Brooklyn Org is spotlighting 7 nonprofits dedicated to local Homosexual communities. These organizations not only provide crucial services but also advocate for and celebrate the diversity of the queer people, which is as huge as our borough itself. Did you know that charitable giving to Queer organizations more than doubled from 2012-2021, but still, less than $1 per every $500 donated to charity goes to help LGBTQ+ organizations?
This Pride and beyond, explore organizations in your own backyard who are led by and serve queer communities:
1. The Brooklyn Ghost Project
The Brooklyn Ghost Project focuses on G.H.O.S.T. — which stands for Guiding and Helping Others Survive Transition. As a Black, trans-led nonprofit, they provide awareness, help, empowerment, and visibility to trans and non-binary people of color throughout their transitions.
2. Brooklyn Community Identity festival Center (BKO Partner)
Brooklyn Collective Pride Center advances homosexual woman, gay, bisexual, trans and queer liberation by celebrating, commemorating, and convening Diverse Brooklynites through socially awake and culturally responsive events, programs, partnerships, and
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