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"We provide services to youth and young adults, ages 12 to 30 years, who are homeless or living in insecure housing. Many of our clients are transgendered, gay, lesbian or bisexual. We also help youth who themselves are parents, as well as parents of youth. We work with people who engage in street survival strategies, including sex for favors."

Agreement requires women's homeless shelter to admit transgender clients

Advocates, DHS representatives say bill is a good starting point for LGBT youth, but needs revisions

Young people want to highlight economic issues, matters of equality for LGBT and undocumented youth

D.C.'s LGBT community center honored for work with youth, but its director says there's still much more to do

Asteroid named for Kameny, Bea Arthur Residence gets big boost and education campaign begins for LGBT Latinos

Representatives from a variety of organizations discuss pressing LGBT-youth issue at DC Center-Capital Pride forum

Town-hall event set to discuss local LGBT youth homelessness

Grammy-winner coming to Washington for SAMHSA honor and Capitol Hill push

Gay youth speak about services available at Transgender Health Empowerment Drop-In Center