California announced a partnership with the Trevor Project to provide suicide prevention support specifically for LGBTQ+ youth. This initiative follows the Trump administration's decision to cease national suicide hotline services for LGBTQ+ youth. Governor Gavin Newsom emphasized the importance of supporting gay youth in California, acknowledging their heightened vulnerability to suicide due to societal mistreatment. The Trevor Project's Press 3 option has been operational since September 2022, connecting over 1.5 million individuals in crisis with trained counselors and resources. The discontinuation of this service by the Trump administration is a significant setback for LGBTQ+ support.
California will partner with the Trevor Project to provide suicide prevention support to LGBTQ+ youth, ensuring access to specialized resources for those in crisis.
The Trevor Project's Press 3 option connects LGBTQ+ youth under 25 with trained counselors, having assisted over 1.5 million individuals since its launch.
LGBTQ+ youth face heightened suicide risk due to societal mistreatment and stigma, underscoring the importance of supportive services.
The Trump administration's decision to discontinue the Press 3 option for LGBTQ+ youth has been described as devastating, impacting access to crucial mental health resources.
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