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PEER SUPPORT & WARMLINES
Sometimes you want a steady voice and support that respects your choices. Police and emergency-response policies differ. The notes below say what each service publishes, so you can choose who to reach out to.
- Call BlacklineCenters BIPOC, queer, and trans people. Its FAQ says calls are not shared with law enforcement or state agencies.See the provider's site for current contact options.
- Trans LifelinePeer support run by and for trans people. No calls to emergency services or police without your explicit request.Monday–Friday, noon–8pm Central. Check the site for scheduled closures.
- Wildflower Alliance Peer Support LineTrained peer supporters. The line says it does not collect personal information, assess callers, or call crisis services or police.Monday–Thursday, 6–8pm Central; Friday–Sunday, 6–9pm Central. Keep trying if busy; voicemail is not checked.
- LGBT National HotlinePeer support for queer and trans people. It does not call rescue services on your behalf, except for a credible threat to someone else.Monday–Friday, 1–10pm Central; Saturday, 11am–4pm Central. Text-based support uses the separate webchat.
- StrongHearts Native HelplineDomestic and sexual violence support centered on Native Americans and Alaska Natives. Mandatory-reporting and legal-disclosure exceptions apply.Call, text, or chat online 24/7.
- Koreatown CAT-911Volunteer crisis support and help finding non-police services. Phone support is available beyond Los Angeles; in-person response is local to Koreatown.Calls daily during posted local hours. Text or voicemail replies within 24 hours.
- Project LETS Psychiatric Incarceration SupportConsent-centered advocacy for people facing involuntary hospitalization and their supporters. This number is for that specific support; general support intake is currently paused.Monday–Saturday, 10am–4pm Eastern, as listed by the provider. Text or leave a voicemail.
Provider details checked September 4, 2026. You can ask about confidentiality and emergency-response policies before sharing personal details. More options at InclusiveTherapists.com/crisis.
IF YOU'RE IN A TOUGH SPOT RIGHT NOW
If you're having a rough night, feeling overwhelmed, or just need to talk to someone right now, these are free, confidential, and open 24/7.
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
- The Trevor Project (queer and trans youth)
- Crisis Text Line
GENDER-AFFIRMING LETTERS
Need a letter for gender-affirming care? Read how the assessment works and what happens next.
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Cedar Valley LGBTQ+ Coalition, Iowa Trans Mutual Aid Fund, and Undead Voice.
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