Creating Safe Space for Q+ Youth one Brick at a time
Welcome to the Q+ Youth Center! We are dedicated to providing a safe and inclusive space for Q+ Youth to thrive. Our goal is to fund youth events, mentor programs, and ultimately a brick and mortar facility with a focus on the young minds in the greater gem city region. Join us in creating a community that uplifts and empowers. Help make an impact today by donating to a project dedicated to the unique needs of 7th - 12th Grade LGBTQ+ youth. Donate Now!
Creating a Safe Space for Q+ Youth: Empowerment, Support, and Mentorship
The Q+ Youth Center Project understands the importance of providing a safe space for 7th-12th grade students who identify as LGBTQIA+. Our mission is to empower, support, and mentor these young individuals by creating an environment where they can freely express themselves without fear of judgment or discrimination. Through various youth-informed programs and services, youth will be encouraged to be their authentic selves as we work to foster a sense of belonging and community. The youth center will be like a home away from home where they’re accepted, understood, and celebrated for who they are. They will walk in and instantly feel like they belong, surrounded by friends who get them.Become a volunteer today!
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Participating Organizations
We offer a range of services and programs designed to support and empower Q+ Youth. By providing a dedicated space for Q+ youth in 7th-12th grade to gather, learn and connect, the Q+ Youth center will foster a sense of belonging and empowerment.Why A Q+ Youth Center
“I hope no youth has to feel alone like I did while coming into my own being. If we can make a safe space for their growth, it will only make the future brighter. That’s worth supporting.”
-Michael Green, Digital Marketing Manager
Dayton Contemporary Dance Company
“LGBTQ youth who felt high social support from their family reported attempting suicide at less than half the rate of those who felt low or moderate social support.”— The Trevor Project
“The youth center is not just a safe space, it shows hope that we can have a safe space.”