Contact Information
General Email: info@glbtays.org
Public Contact: James Robinson, MA Ed., Executive Director
Executive Director: James Robinson, MA Ed., Executive Director
Board Leader: Elizabeth Crankshaw, Chairperson
Important Phone Numbers
Main: 256-425-7804 ext. 140
Fax: 256-536-4117
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Main Address
2215 Mock Road
Huntsville, AL 35805
(Map)
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Mailing Address
P. O. Box 3443
Huntsville, AL 35810
Additional Information
Year Founded: 2009
Annual Budget: $18,000
Services and Programs
LGBT Youth Programs (ages 10-24)
Community Outreach/Education; Drop-In Center; Health & Wellness Education; Housing; Leadership Development & Life Skills; Recreational & Social Activities; Support; Support groups for youth, young adults, and the transgender community..
LGBT Older Adults Programs (ages 55 and over)
Discussion Groups; Education; Health and Wellness; Resource and Referral Information; Social and Cultural Programs.
Arts/Culture Programs
Book Clubs; Community Meeting Space; Organizing Local Pride Celebrations.
Legal Services
Hate Crimes Reporting; LGBT Friendly Legal Referrals; Preparing Legal Documents.
Information/Education Services
Referrals to Local LGBT-Friendly Businesses; Speakers Bureaus.
Training/Community Outreach Programs
Public advocacy for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender community..
Physical Health Programs
Discussion or Support Groups; Health Promotion and Education; LGBT Friendly Referrals; STD/HIV Outreach and Education; STD/HIV Prevention; STD/HIV Testing.
Mental Health Programs
Peer Led Services and Groups; Referral Services.
Anti-Violence Programs
• A community wide anti-bullying campaign in conjunction with other local organizations and individuals..
Other Programs
ORGANIZATION BACKGROUND AND PROGRAMS
Based in Huntsville, Alabama, GLBT Advocacy & Youth Services, Inc. is a unique organization with a dual, integrated mission:
• To ensure the spiritual, emotional, and physical well-being of youth and young adults who are struggling due to issues related to sexual orientation and gender identity.
• To advocate publicly for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender community in rural and conservative communities and send a message to youth that someone cares and that they are not alone.
• The Huntsville Host Home Program to prevent homelessness among youth & young adults. (The National Center on Family Homelessness in its report, America’s Youngest Outcasts 2010, ranked Alabama as the worst state in the nation for homeless youth to live due to the lack of services and support. We know that 20 to 40% of homeless youth identity as gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender.)
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