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Online Support Groups for LGBTQ+ Youth
Offered by: Lambert House LGBTQ Youth Community Center
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Last updated:
June, 2022
This program is offered online and does not meet in person.
Days & Times
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Who It's For
AGE
10 — 22
YOUTH WHO ARE
Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans, Queer, and Questioning youth ages 10-22.
LGBTQ
Program Overview
28 Online support groups offered weekly for LGBTQ+ youth. These affinity groups are lead by trained facilitators who identify the same as the youth in the program. These groups provide support and information for youth exploring issues of gender and sexuality and everything that comes along with it.
STAFF TO YOUTH RATIO
2 staff for every 8 youth
Registration Details
COST & PAYMENT
$1
How To Register
Our New Youth Orientation, required for in-person and online programs, is being conducted online. All of our programs are open to LGBTQ+ & allied youth ages 10-22 (we require parent/guardian consent for youth 12 and younger). Here are the Orientation steps:
Contact us at OnlineGroups@LambertHouse.org with questions and to sign up!
If you have not attended Lambert House programs at our drop-in center or satellite locations around King County previously, Laurie or Brandon will give you a link to fill out our online intake form.
If it’s been a few years since you’ve participated in Lambert House, we might ask you to fill out a fresh intake form so we can ensure the information we have is up to date.
If you, or the youth you are reaching out on behalf of, is 10, 11, or 12 then we will send you a link for our Parent/Guardian Consent Form.
If you are new, a staff member will schedule a 10 minute video orientation with you. This is being done to welcome new youth, give youth an opportunity to ask questions, and to verify age and identity of everyone joining our programs. We welcome youth to invite parents or other adult advocates to attend the video orientation to meet us and ask questions as well.
Contact us at OnlineGroups@LambertHouse.org with questions and to sign up!
If you have not attended Lambert House programs at our drop-in center or satellite locations around King County previously, Laurie or Brandon will give you a link to fill out our online intake form.
If it’s been a few years since you’ve participated in Lambert House, we might ask you to fill out a fresh intake form so we can ensure the information we have is up to date.
If you, or the youth you are reaching out on behalf of, is 10, 11, or 12 then we will send you a link for our Parent/Guardian Consent Form.
If you are new, a staff member will schedule a 10 minute video orientation with you. This is being done to welcome new youth, give youth an opportunity to ask questions, and to verify age and identity of everyone joining our programs. We welcome youth to invite parents or other adult advocates to attend the video orientation to meet us and ask questions as well.
