Resources
4th Sunday/Monthly @ 1:00pm
Currently via Zoom during COVID-19
Join here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84464077504
A support group facilitated by and for parents or guardians of trans, nonbinary, and gender non-conforming kids. Come to listen, talk, share, ask questions, receive support.
Questions? Email megan@cvlgbt.org
Peer support for trans individuals is available as needed on our secure Discord server.
505 Dewey Street South
STE 204 (Gray Street Entrance is Private - use that!)
Questions? Email: transgroup@cvlgbt.org or info@cvlgbt.org
Hang out for LGBTQ+ individuals and allies.
Ages 14-18 (senior)
Led by attendees. One adult is in the center at all times to monitor. Currently being held on our secure Discord server.
For more information email: dan.hardy@cvlgbt.org or info@cvlgbt.org
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Register: https://forms.gle/yNErkTXKnE71VzjT7
Looking to own your transition? With other trans individuals from the Chippewa Valley region, this group will explore different trans-related topics and empower you to take control and own your transition.
When: Wednesdays 7:00 - 8:30 pm, February 3rd - March 24th, Location: Zoom, Contact: Primary: wholeuhealth@gmail.com secondary: info@cvlgbt.org
2018 Safe Spaces Resource Guide
Please note that inclusion in this guide does not mean endorsement by Safe Spaces Coalition of the Chippewa Valley. If you have a positive or a negative experience with anyone on our Resource Guide, please feel free to share your experience with the Chippewa Valley LGBTQ+ Community Center at info@cvlgbt.org or Safe Spaces Coalition at safespacescv@gmail.com.
If a provider is not listed here, it does not mean that they are anti-LGBTQ. We may have missed them in our outreach efforts, or they may have been too busy to respond. We will be continuously updating this directory, and we welcome new providers offering LGBTQ-friendly services.
Inclusion in this listing does not guarantee that the provider is completely knowledgeable or competent in all matters of LGBTQ-related services. You may wish to consult a general guide to approaching service providers such at the Human Rights Campaign’s brochure “Do Ask, Do Tell: Talking to your health care provider about being LGBT,” available at: www.hrc.org/resources/coming-out-to-your-doctor.
We do not do background checks on the health care providers listed here and therefore can make no representation about their professional qualifications. You may wish to check such information with the state or county professional licensing organization that serves the area where the provider practices. Our provider directory listings are only for personal use. They may not be used for soliciting, marketing, or canvassing purposes.
No one has paid a fee to participate in our provider directory, and we do not receive any payment from practitioners who are listed.