We are hosting a caregiver support group for LGBTQ parents and primary caregivers of kids 4-8 yrs old. Dinner and onsite childcare provided. Stormie Daie will provide kid-focused programming at the first group.

Registration required: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc75iUekyE1RFhZD_W1hpY2CfaohK4p5oEBKDJ8Eyz5WvdaeQ/viewform

This event is intended for Queer and/or Trans survivors:

💜Some of the biggest barriers to survivor safety are finance related. While we do our best to put cash directly into survivors hands, in tandem, we thought it would be awesome to create a body doubling/coworking space where we can help each other executive function. 🤝 As well as offer relevant financial resources! That’s why we are launching “Get Shit Done” evenings🤓

They will occur biweekly and be available in person or online. Register here: https://forms.gle/KR1cfYCDuHXGSvPc6
If you or someone you know is a money expert who wants to share their knowledge with queer/trans survivors, please reach out!🍄‍🟫

4:30-5 - Time to chat about current events & day-to-day happenings

5-7: Come hang out with our Youth Center staff and other folx ages 12-17. Get creative, play a game, watch a show, read a book, etc. Drop-in is a time for you to be you. Bring a friend!

Write for more details: youthcenter@lgbtqcenterofdurham.org

Transforming Families NC

Meet fellow parents and caregivers raising transgender, non-binary and gender diverse youth in a safe, affirming space. We'll share knowledge, experiences, & concerns. Confidentiality is very important, as we are all at different stages of our journey.

Join us on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month from 4:30pm to 6pm for an open and honest discussion group for parents of gender creative children (child’s age does not matter). 

Contact Alix or Nan for more information at: transformingfamiliesnc@lgbtqcenterofdurham.org

Durham County’s “I Take Testing Seriously” Program (ITTS) works with community partners and members alike to decrease rates of HIV, Syphilis, Hepatitis C, Gonorrhea, and Chlamydia. Our public health educators provide comprehensive sexual health services anywhere in Durham County."

When folx attend testing services through the LGBTQ Center of Durham, they are able to receive: Free and confidential HIV/STI screenings, PrEP referrals as needed, and confidential counseling on next steps.

Access to free barriers (internal, external) and lubrication is always readily available.

Our tester can also answer questions about PREP and provide initial steps in the County's Quick Start program for PREP. Stop in today!

Durham County’s “I Take Testing Seriously” Program (ITTS) works with community partners and members alike to decrease rates of HIV, Syphilis, Hepatitis C, Gonorrhea, and Chlamydia. Our public health educators provide comprehensive sexual health services anywhere in Durham County."

When folx attend testing services through the LGBTQ Center of Durham, they are able to receive: Free and confidential HIV/STI screenings, PrEP referrals as needed, and confidential counseling on next steps.

Access to free barriers (internal, external) and lubrication is always readily available.

Our tester can also answer questions about PREP and provide initial steps in the County's Quick Start program for PREP. Stop in today!

4:30-5 - Time to chat about current events & day-to-day happenings

5-7: Come hang out with our Youth Center staff and other folx ages 12-17. Get creative, play a game, watch a show, read a book, etc. Drop-in is a time for you to be you. Bring a friend!

Write for more details: youthcenter@lgbtqcenterofdurham.org

June 12 - Notary on Site! 10- noon! Stop in!

We're not legal professionals - you usually don't need to hire one to get your name & gender markers changed. Come talk w/ peers about how the process works & for assistance in getting it done, when you are ready.

Appointments preferred, email questions/comments are welcome throughout the month: namechange@lgbtqcenterofdurham.org

Begin with this intake form anytime: bit.ly/NameChangeNav

This event is intended for Queer and/or Trans survivors:

💜Some of the biggest barriers to survivor safety are finance related. While we do our best to put cash directly into survivors hands, in tandem, we thought it would be awesome to create a body doubling/coworking space where we can help each other executive function. 🤝 As well as offer relevant financial resources! That’s why we are launching “Get Shit Done” evenings🤓

They will occur biweekly and be available in person or online. Register here: https://forms.gle/KR1cfYCDuHXGSvPc6
If you or someone you know is a money expert who wants to share their knowledge with queer/trans survivors, please reach out!🍄‍🟫

4:30-5 - Time to chat about current events & day-to-day happenings

5-7: Come hang out with our Youth Center staff and other folx ages 12-17. Get creative, play a game, watch a show, read a book, etc. Drop-in is a time for you to be you. Bring a friend!

Write for more details: youthcenter@lgbtqcenterofdurham.org

The Food Pantry at the LGBTQ Center of Durham distributes food by appointment on the 3rd Thursday, and the following Saturday of each month. In order to be notified when distribution appointments open for the month, please complete the Food Pantry intake form here: https://forms.gle/d8cEEXsbdyANBZWS6 

Write info@lgbtqcenterofdurham.org with questions.

The Food Pantry at the LGBTQ Center of Durham distributes food by appointment on the 3rd Thursday, and the following Saturday of each month. In order to be notified when distribution appointments open for the month, please complete the Food Pantry intake form here: https://forms.gle/d8cEEXsbdyANBZWS6 

Write info@lgbtqcenterofdurham.org with questions.

4:30-5 - Time to chat about current events & day-to-day happenings

5-7: Come hang out with our Youth Center staff and other folx ages 12-17. Get creative, play a game, watch a show, read a book, etc. Drop-in is a time for you to be you. Bring a friend!

Write for more details: youthcenter@lgbtqcenterofdurham.org

If you’re a person of color trans or gender-nonconforming community member and you would like to share space with The Center, discuss your trans experience, normalize joy in your life, then join us for the POC Trans support group every fourth Wednesday of the month. From 5 PM to 7 PM at the LGBTQ Center Of Durham. We will provide light snacks.

Durham County’s “I Take Testing Seriously” Program (ITTS) works with community partners and members alike to decrease rates of HIV, Syphilis, Hepatitis C, Gonorrhea, and Chlamydia. Our public health educators provide comprehensive sexual health services anywhere in Durham County."

The NC State Lab, where specimens are sent for testing, uses a 4^th generation test. 

When folx attend testing services through the LGBTQ Center of Durham, they are able to receive: Free and confidential HIV/STI screenings, PrEP referrals as needed, and confidential counseling on next steps.

Access to free barriers (internal, external) and lubrication is always readily available.

Our tester can also answer questions about PREP and provide initial steps in the County's Quick Start program for PREP. Stop in today!

Durham County’s “I Take Testing Seriously” Program (ITTS) works with community partners and members alike to decrease rates of HIV, Syphilis, Hepatitis C, Gonorrhea, and Chlamydia. Our public health educators provide comprehensive sexual health services anywhere in Durham County."

When folx attend testing services through the LGBTQ Center of Durham, they are able to receive: Free and confidential HIV/STI screenings, PrEP referrals as needed, and confidential counseling on next steps.

Access to free barriers (internal, external) and lubrication is always readily available.

Our tester can also answer questions about PREP and provide initial steps in the County's Quick Start program for PREP. Stop in today!