World Suicide Prevention Day: LGBTQ+ Groups Raise Awareness
The groups point to the issues that escalate mental health concerns for LGBTQ+ people, especially queer youth.
September 10, 2023
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The groups point to the issues that escalate mental health concerns for LGBTQ+ people, especially queer youth.
“Being an out LGBTQ+ elected official in this climate takes a big toll on one’s mental health," says Victory Institute's Evan Low.
But support in families and schools reduces this risk as does pride in one's identity, the Trevor Project's new report says.
This concern is associated with symptoms of depression and anxiety, according to the Trevor Project's new research brief.
“While we strongly disagree with the many actions taken by the Trump Administration targeting LGBTQ+ individuals, we believe that suicide prevention should be a nonpartisan issue," the Democratic senators wrote.
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"This bill is a direct attack on the LGBTQ+ community and its allies, and it will have a detrimental impact on the mental health and well-being of LGBTQ+ children in Florida."
“Why [are we] focusing on singling out one member — one new member, a freshman member of this body now,” Garcia asked.
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That's among the informaton contained in the new Youth Mental Health Tracker, released Wednesday.
"We are failing our most vulnerable children on this issue," Davids said.
Those with a parent in the military report higher rates of mental health challenges, but family support makes a difference, says the Trevor Project.
Three members of the LGBTQ+ Equality Caucus proposed the new bill.
It is critical to highlight the experiences and needs of LGBTQ+ youth during Mental Health Awareness Month this May.
The Trevor Project’s latest study highlights increased rates of depression, anxiety, and suicidality among LGBTQ+ youth with disabilities, emphasizing the need for inclusive mental health support and affirming environments.
Acceptance at school and home makes a big difference, says a new Trevor Project report.
It will be the second year that the suicide prevention organization will provide services to young people in distress.
When companies treat mental health like a side‑hustle secret, depression writes itself into the day‑to‑day agenda, loudly reminding leaders that silence carries the highest cost.
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