Safe Space Center
Safe Space Clubhouse Drop-In Center
Clubhouse
At NIA Project Safe Spaces, confidentiality and anonymity are paramount principles we uphold to ensure a private and safe environment for our clients. We understand the sensitivity and personal nature of the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ youth, and we prioritize their privacy at every step. Maintaining strict confidentiality not only fosters trust but also encourages open and honest communication during counseling sessions and community interactions. Our commitment to anonymity allows individuals to explore their identities, address mental health concerns, and access support services without fear of judgment or disclosure. We believe that everyone deserves a safe space where they can express themselves freely and seek the assistance they need, knowing that their confidentiality is respected and protected.
Safe Space Clubhouse Drop-In Center
At NIA Project Safe Spaces Drop-in Clubhouse, we implement the Clubhouse Model, leveraging our mental wellness framework to foster personal growth and resilience. Our approach emphasizes strengths and abilities, creating environments where LGBTQ+ youth can thrive and develop. Through community-building circles, personalized counseling support, access to essential resources, mentorship programs, and clinical mental health services when needed, Nia provides vital safe spaces for our most vulnerable youth.
Clubhouse Model Implementation
Utilizing a proven Clubhouse Model for mental wellness and community support.
Strengths-Based Approach
Focus on nurturing strengths and abilities rather than focusing solely on challenges.
Comprehensive Support Services
Offering community-building circles, personalized counseling, mentorship, and access to clinical mental health services.
Safe and Inclusive Environment
Providing a welcoming space where LGBTQ+ youth can explore their identities and receive affirming support
Community Building Meetings
who do we help the most in our community?
Mostly clients of a youth-driven LGBTQ counseling center is someone who is seeking affirming, culturally competent support to navigate the challenges and celebrate the joys of being LGBTQ in today’s society.
Most are young people of all ages, but typically from age 5-23
What would a safe space clubhouse look like:
We aim to meet any intersectional needs of members of the LGBTQ community as young as 5 years old to ensure that everyone has tools in place to allow them to adapt accordingly in life, without being negatively impacted by the limited understanding of the world around them. We hold 8-10 community-building meetings weekly in-person and virtually for drop-in and scheduled clientele.
Added Transitional Services
Navigation To Completing School
Employment Application Guidance
Hygiene and Professional Decorum
Academic Tutoring Sessions
Our Focus Is On Our Youth
"Our mission is to provide accessible, inclusive, and affirming counseling and support services to marginalized youth particularly within the LGBTQ community. We strive to create a safe and welcoming environment where clients can explore their identities, address mental health concerns, and cultivate resilience and empowerment."
If you are in distress right now! And you might harm yourself... CALL US
NIA's Project Safe Spaces Center
5830 Overhill Drive, Suite 2
Los Angeles, CA 90043
(213) 424-2497
Info@safespacesyouth.org
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