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Learning from the Field: Expert Panel on Youth who are LGBTQI2-S and Homeless: Summary of Proceedings
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Description: The SAMHSA/CMHS Homelessness Resource Center (HRC) convened an Expert Panel to better understand the needs of youth who are experiencing homelessness and identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, intersex, or two-spirit (LGBTQI2-S). The Expert Panel also discussed youth who are homeless and perceived as LGBTQI2-S, as the research demonstrates a clear level of vulnerability and adversity resulting from the perception of sexual identity. Various stakeholders have identified an urgent need to increase capacity to serve this vulnerable group. As a national training and technical assistance center supporting homeless service providers, the HRC is committed to advancing cultural competence and building the knowledge base of best practices for serving youth who are LGBTQI2-S and experiencing homelessness.
Type of Resource: Report
Organization: SAMHSA
Publication Date: 2010
Location: Rockville, MD
Phone: 617-467-6014
Janj Matts from New York
May 18, 2010
9:51 PM
 
It was a great idea serving and understanding this group needs.Looking and giving special attention to this kind of people contributes a lot to the wellness of humanity.This will change a lot of lives and will give them hope again to continue living.It may encourage others to participate in this kind of activity. Great job!
Janno Tolero from Pagadian City, Philippines
May 18, 2010
1:36 AM
 
I am so much fond of searching blogs or websites that features the reality of some of our youths today and fortunately I found this blog that immediately enticed my advocacy about the welfare of children regardless of their race, social standing, choice of identify and a lot more. I am so much happy about this matter. I much hope for the development of this blog and the contents as well. Good luck!


   
 
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