On Wednesday, the Los Angeles LGBT Center joined a coalition of California-based LGBTQ+ advocacy groups and community members at a press conference demanding the safe return of Andry José Hernández Romero—a 31-year-old Venezuelan asylum-seeker who was wrongfully deported to El Salvador by the Trump administration earlier this year. “Andry came to this country believing in […]
The devastating wildfires that broke out across Los Angeles County have resulted in tragic deaths and caused unprecedented damage. In response, the Center has partnered with the LGBTQIA+ Community Fire Relief Mutual Aid initiative—a volunteer initiative—to support queer and trans households and businesses affected by the fires. According to a 2023 study at the University […]
The recent wildfires that swept through Los Angeles County have upended lives, leaving many without homes, belongings, or a sense of stability. In times like these, access to reliable information and support is critical. This guide provides essential resources to help individuals and families recover, rebuild, and find the assistance they need. From shelter and […]
There’s no increased risk to the U.S. population, but a deadlier strain of the virus is currently impacting countries in Africa.
Today, on International Transgender Day of Visibility, we celebrate the lives and achievements of our transgender, gender-diverse, and intersex (TGI) siblings, acknowledging their collective strength and resilience while uplifting their voices and stories. The kaleidoscopic lens of visibility is both a celebration and an urgent call to action. It’s an opportunity to reaffirm our commitment […]
“We’re making sure we do our best to make them feel at home,” says program manager Caín Andrade.
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At some point in your health journey at the Center, your provider or our Call Center may reference patient forms. Here is a list—organized by category—and subsequent contact information, just in case you need more help.
Mi Centro, in Boyle Heights, was formed through a community partnership of Los Angeles LGBT Center and Latino Equality Alliance.
We operate a welcoming Senior Center for life-sustaining services, plus housing navigation and affordable housing for LGBTQ+ older adults.
The Youth Center serves young people ages 16—24 who are at risk of or are currently experiencing homelessness or housing instability.
Triangle Square Apartments is the nation’s first affordable LGBTQ+ housing development.
