Ariana Grande & Pedro Pascal among 100 celebrities asking Congress to save LGBTQ+ youth 988 hotline
Over 100 celebrities are calling on Congress to secure funding for a hotline that supports LGBTQ+ youth considering suicide.
June 2, 2025
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Over 100 celebrities are calling on Congress to secure funding for a hotline that supports LGBTQ+ youth considering suicide.
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A leaked budget draft shows the federal government's plans to eliminate all funding for the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline’s LGBTQ+ Youth Specialized Services.
The number would provide ease of access for all, including particularly at-risk populations such as LGBTQ youth.
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The move aims to help save the lives of at-risk young people.
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“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.
The governor's office removed the page from the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services website after the governor was criticized for promoting "transgender ideology."
San Francisco-based Trans Lifeline has collected an all-trans staff of volunteers who aim to make the crisis hotline experience more comfortable and accessible for trans callers.
The bill is the first one with LGBTQ+ provisions to be unanimously approved by both houses of Congress.
The three-digit number will provide easier access than the existing, longer one.
A new report from the agency recommends specialized services for LGBTQ youth and a three-digit hotline for all.
Karine Jean-Pierre and others have called out Trump’s proposed cuts to LGBTQ+ suicide prevention services, which health experts and advocates alike say could devastate the 988 lifeline for queer youth.
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It will be the second year that the suicide prevention organization will provide services to young people in distress.
The study’s authors called for more research on the problem of LGBTQ+ intimate partner abuse.
In case of a mental health crisis, people can call 988 as of July 16 to access help.
Lawmakers say the move to eliminate 988’s LGBTQ+ youth line is “shortsighted and dangerous” and “will have lethal consequences.”
Transgender folks in particular expressed fears for their future under a Donald Trump presidency.