LGBTQIA+ Resources
Saving Grace serves all survivors and honors the lived experience of survivors of all genders, sexualities, and identities. Below are some resources to support you as an LGBTQIA+ survivor. We see you, we support you, we are here for you.
Web Resources
NW Network The NW Network
LGBTQ Power & Control Wheel LGBT_Wheel.pdf (loveisrespect.org)
The Network La Red The Network (tnlr.org)
LGBTQ resources and information from OCADSV Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Questioning communities | Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence (ocadsv.org)
Contextualizing DV From an LGBTQ Perspective: GB0260301-LAYOUT-MQ1.QXD (squarespace.com)
National Youth Advocacy Coalition: www.nyacyouth.org
Out Central Oregon- Promoting inclusivity, visibility, and advocacy for LGBTQ+ people by enabling and fostering community engagement. https://outcentraloregon.com/
National Helplines
GLBT National Help Center National Help Line – 877-565-8860
Services include peer counseling and local resources. www.glbthelpcenter.org
For youth, 25 and under: 1-800-246-PRIDE (1-800-246-7743)
For all ages: 1-800-843-4564
Trans Lifeline – 888-843-4564 National hotline for transgender people experiencing a crisis.
The Trevor Project – 866-488-7386 A national organization providing crisis intervention for LGBTQ youth ages 13-24.
Literary Resources
“Intimate Betrayal: Domestic Violence in Lesbian Relationships” by Ellyn Kaschak
“Men Who Beat the Men Who Love Them” by David Island and Patrick Letellier
“Queering Sexual Violence” by Jennifer Patterson