LGBTQ+ Services in Mexico City
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A transfeminist civil association founded by activist Kenya Cuevas, providing shelter, food, and health services to trans people, sex workers, and people living with HIV in Mexico City.
A Mexico City civil association supporting trans people, especially those who are incarcerated or formerly incarcerated, with reintegration, health, and rights advocacy.
A Mexican network supporting trans youth through advocacy, storytelling, and community, coordinated by activist Jessica Marjane.
Community organization mainly for lesbian and bisexual women, offering workshops, therapy, training and talks.
Shelter offering refuge, care and health care to LGBTI+ people fleeing violence, including migrants, displaced people and young people forced from home.
Crisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQ+ young people, reachable by WhatsApp or by chat on its website.
Inclusive arts center in Roma Norte with a theater, café, gallery and terrace, plus courses, workshops and talks.
Nonprofit that promotes and defends the human rights of LGBTI+ people in Mexico.
Nonprofit supporting people with HIV, with counseling on treatment, PrEP and PEP. It meets on Thursdays in Mexico City, so contact it for access.
Free day center for LGBTQ+ elders, especially trans elders, with psychological support, internet access, films and a library.
Mexico City's gay chorus. Check its social media for concert dates and tryouts.
LGBTTTQI+ community kitchen and cultural forum in colonia Guerrero, serving full meals for 11 pesos, Monday to Friday, 1 to 4 pm.