True Colors United is partnering with all Houston and Harris County homeless services organizations to increase LGBT inclusion.
True Colors United is partnering with the Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County to launch a community-wide lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) cultural inclusivity training challenge with all local homeless service providers. From July 6 – August 7, 2017, over 60 homeless service providers in Houston and Harris County will participate in the “Houston Community Challenge.” The Challenge comes out of a partnership with The Way Home – the collaborative effort to prevent and end homelessness in Houston, Harris County, Fort Bend County and Montgomery County, Texas; and True Colors United – which works nationally to end homelessness among LGBT youth. These trainings are being provided by True Colors United’s free True U Online Training Platform.
What participants had to say:
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AIDS Foundation Houston
Alliance of Community Assistance Ministries
Ambassadors for Christ
AmeriGroup INS
AVENUE 360
Bay Area Turning Point
Career and Recovery
Catholic Charities
Change Happens!
City Reformation Inc.
Coalition for the Homeless
Covenant House
Ft. Bend Women's Center
Harmony House
Harris Center, former MHMRA
Harris County Community Services Department
Harris County Protective Services for Children and Adults- SafetyNet Project
Healthcare for the Homeless
HELP Houston- Corder Place Apts
Houston Area Women's Center
Houston Housing Authority
Humble Area Assistance Ministries
Memorial Assistance Ministries
Montrose Center
National Smart
Northwest Assistance Ministries
Santa Maria Hostel
SEARCH
SER-Jobs For Progress
Star of Hope
The Beacon
The Salvation Army
The Women's Home
Volunteers of America
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The True U curriculum is designed to provide individuals working with youth experiencing homelessness an opportunity to become more culturally aware and affirming of LGBT folks.
Partners of The Way Home are engaging with True Colors United’s online cultural inclusivity training platform, True U, which provides an overview about LGBT youth homelessness and an introduction to concepts including pronouns, transgender youth, and oppression. The training courses provide tips for organizations around inclusive policies and procedures.
Special thanks to the Frees Foundation, official sponsor of the Houston Community True U Challenge.