Lost-n-Found Youth is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps LGBTQ+ young people ages 18 to 25 who are homeless or in need. It runs a 24/7 support line, a drop-in center with meals, showers and laundry, emergency and transitional housing, street outreach, and a thrift store.
Trans Lifeline is a national group run by and for trans people. Its phone hotline lets trans and questioning people talk with a trans peer, and you do not have to be in a crisis to call. It also offers online guides, including a library on changing names and IDs, and has given out cash grants through partner groups.
BlackLine is a national hotline run by trained volunteers. You can call or text to talk through a crisis, or to report a bad run-in with police, vigilantes, or a store or business. It puts Black, Indigenous, and other people of color and LGBTQ+ people first, and it does not turn anyone away.
The Trevor Project is a national nonprofit that helps LGBTQ+ young people who are in crisis or just need support. Trained counselors answer by phone, text, or online chat at any hour, and the help is free and private. The site also has guides, a calming exercise, and a way to meet other LGBTQ+ young people.
The Network/La Red is a survivor-led group in Boston. It helps LGBTQ+, kink, and polyamorous people who are being or have been hurt by a partner. You can call the free 24-hour hotline for support and safety planning, or join a phone support group. Its housing help is in Massachusetts.