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🏳️🌈 Empowering LGBTQIA+ Houston to live healthier, more fulfilling lives since 1978 🏳️⚧️ Please do not post political ads/comments on our timeline.
The Montrose Center was founded in 1978 as Montrose Counseling Center to address the gap in accessible and affirming mental health services for gay men and le****ns. The Center was one of the first to respond to the emergence of HIV and AIDS in the 1980s and continues to provide HIV counseling, case management, housing, and emergency financial assistance to those living with HIV. Over the years, w
❤️ Today is the first of three free support groups to help process the recent challenges brought upon by .
Led by licensed therapists, these groups provide safe, LGBTQIA-affirming spaces where you can share experiences, express emotions, and connect with others who understand. 🤝
All groups will be in-person at the Montrose Center and drop-ins are welcome. To learn more about these groups or to sign up for one that works with your schedule, please email [email protected]. 📩
Remember, you are not alone in this journey - we are here to support you every step of the way.
We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Congressperson Sheila Jackson Lee. She was a vocal advocate for LGBTQIA+ rights throughout her political career and consistently supported the equality and freedoms of the LGBTQIA+ community. Her love for Houston was legendary and we will miss her commitment to our city and community.
An update from CEO Avery Belyeu on the Montrose Center's efforts to support our community with Hurricane Beryl recovery. Visit https://montrosecenter.org/hurricane-beryl-recovery-resources/ for more information.
❤️ The Montrose Center is pleased to offer free support groups to help process the recent challenges brought upon by .
Led by licensed therapists, these groups provide safe, LGBTQIA-affirming spaces where you can share experiences, express emotions, and connect with others who understand. These sessions will be provided in English and in Spanish. 🤝
All groups will be in-person at the Montrose Center and drop-ins are welcome. To learn more about these groups or to sign up for one that works with your schedule, please email [email protected]. 📩
Remember, you are not alone in this journey - we are here to support you every step of the way.
El Montrose Center se complace en ofrecer grupos de apoyo emocional gratuitos para ayudar a procesar los recientes desafíos provocados por el . ❤️
Dirigidos por psicoterapeutas, estos grupos de la salud mental ofrecen espacios seguros y afirmativos para la comunidad LGBTQIA+, donde podrán compartir experiencias, expresar emociones y conectar con otras personas. Estas sesiones se ofrecerán en inglés y en español. 🤝
Todos los grupos serán presenciales en el Montrose Center y no es necesario registrarse con antelación. Para obtener más información sobre estos grupos o para inscribirte en uno que se adapte a tu horario, por favor comunícate por correo electrónico a [email protected]. 📩
Recuerda que estamos aquí para apoyarte en cada paso del camino mientras atravesamos estas situaciones.
The Montrose Center is pleased to offer free support groups to help process the recent challenges brought upon by . ❤️
Led by licensed therapists, these groups provide safe, LGBTQIA-affirming spaces where you can share experiences, express emotions, and connect with others who understand. These sessions will be provided in English and en español. 🤝
All groups will be in-person at the Montrose Center and drop-ins are welcome. To learn more about these groups or to sign up for one that works with your schedule, please email [email protected]. 📩
Remember, you are not alone in this journey - we are here to support you every step of the way.
Join us Thursday, July 18th for the Recovery Benefit Show presented by The Normal Anomaly Inc. and the Paris Effect benefiting Allies In Hope Houston’s Stone Soup Food Pantry and The Montrose Center LGBTQIA+ Fun for Hurricane Beryl Recovery. ❤️
Show starts at 10 PM at Buddy’s | 2409 Grant Street, Houston, Texas 77006, hosted by Alexyeus Paris.
Let’s come together, support each other, and spread joy! 🌈😇
Finally! 🔋 Power has been restored at the Montrose Center and we are ready to get back in action tomorrow, Tuesday July 16. Make sure to contact any designated staff for specific details regarding your appointments, meetings, or case management.
Houston’s LGBTQIA+ community needs your help! ❤️ Your donation is the quickest way we can respond to the needs of our community and provide:
🧡 Immediate aid including food, water and direct financial support
💛 Mental health counseling and crisis support
💚 Case management services
💙 Housing and rental support
💜 Other support to help our community recover and thrive
With generous support from you and others like you, we are able to bring much needed resources and support to our LGBTQIA+ Houstonians and their families to help them after . Donate at the link in our bio 🔗
Due to a continued power outage, the Montrose Center building remains closed, but many staff are available virtually and by email. The Law Harrington Senior Living Center is open with onsite staff. Visit https://montrosecenter.org/hurricane-beryl-recovery-resources/ for up-to-date information and available support services.
Applications for FEMA assistance are now available at disasterassistance.gov and applications for the Montrose Center's LGBTQIA+ Fund for Hurricane Beryl Recovery will open by the end of next week and likely sooner. Sign up for updates and learn more at https://montrosecenter.org/hurricane-beryl-recovery-resources/
Help Houston’s LGBTQIA+ community get back on their feet after the recent severe weather and widespread power outages by supporting our LGBTQIA+ Fund for Hurricane Beryl Recovery. ❤️
The LGBTQIA+ Fund for Hurricane Beryl Recovery will be used to distribute aid by helping individuals and families rebuild and recover from the storm with immediate assistance and long-term support. 🤝
Visit our website for up-to-date information on recovery resources and how you can access support through the LGBTQIA+ Fund for Hurricane Beryl Recovery. ☔️
Donate here: https://secure.givelively.org/donate/the-montrose-center/lgbtqia-fund-for-hurricane-beryl-recovery
While the Montrose Center building remains closed, we have compiled and are updating a list of recovery resources at https://montrosecenter.org/hurricane-beryl-recovery-resources/
Check back regularly for up-to-date information, including financial support services.
Hurricane Beryl Recovery Resources – the Montrose Center The Montrose Center stands ready to support our community after the effects of Hurricane Beryl and the widespread power outages left in its wake. Please review the resources below or reach out to us by email at [email protected] if you need support. This page will be updated regularly and was....
Check out these disaster support resources if you are in need of help as the city continues to recover from .
Visit our customized link for even more resources on where to find power, how to stay cool, or where to find food and water. https://linktr.ee/montrosecenter
Check out these disaster support resources if you are in need of help as the city continues to recover from .
Visit our customized link for even more resources on where to find power, how to stay cool, or where to find food and water. https://linktr.ee/montrosecenter
Like so many of our team and community members, we are without power and must remain closed through Thursday, July 11.
We are eager to get back to work and help LGBTQIA+ Houston recover after Hurricane Beryl. In the meantime, visit our website to learn more about how you can access support now, or make a donation to support our community's recovery.
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Due to the effects of Hurricane Beryl, the Montrose Center will remain closed on Tuesday, July 9. We are eager to reopen ASAP!
With the approach of Tropical Storm Beryl, the Montrose Center will be CLOSED on Monday, July 8 as a precaution. The Law Harrington Senior Living Center will have limited services. Visit our disaster preparedness and support resources guide for more information!
Disaster Preparedness and Support Resources – the Montrose Center As a trusted resource and proud member of the Greater Houston Disaster Alliance, the Montrose Center stands ready to support Houston’s LGBTQIA+ community during significant weather events and other disasters.
Happy 4th of July! 🎆
Our front office will be closed on Thursday, July 4 in recognition of Independence Day. Reduced services may be available via preexisting appointments. Contact your therapist or case manager to verify. Check our Community Center calendar for events that may be ongoing during the office closure. We will return to normal business hours on Friday, July 5.
After eight incredible years at the Montrose Center, Kennedy Loftin bids farewell to focus on his health and to cherish time with his partner Charlie and their Corgi, Taro. Kennedy's leadership and compassion have helped transform countless lives in Houston's LGBTQIA+ community through his remarkable and record-breaking fundraising efforts.
Join us in sending love and gratitude as he embarks on this next chapter. ❤️
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Kennedy Loftin Retires from the Montrose Center Kennedy Loftin, one of the most successful and compassionate fundraisers for Houston’s LGBTQ community, has stepped down from his position as chief development officer for the Montrose Center, where he has served for the past eight years. The Center empowers the community to live healthier, more f...
July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. HHS is committed to improving mental health equity for racial and ethnic minority populations across the nation.
Get involved and learn more at minorityhealth.hhs.gov.
Following the success of our recent fundraising event, An Estate of Grace Sale, the StellaNova Foundation was thrilled to present one of our two beneficiaries, the Montrose Center, with their half of the net proceeds.
Thanks again to everyone who joined us at the Sale! We are grateful for your generosity, which helped provide over $30k for this worthy cause and organization.
As the cultural hub of Houston’s LGBTQ community, the Montrose Center is “home” to dozens of LGBTQ-affirming social and civic organizations. For over 45 years, their team of state-licensed clinicians, masters-level therapists, skilled educators, support staff and dedicated volunteers have worked together to create healthier futures for individuals in Houston's LGBTQ communities.
We're excited to announce our next charity event soon. In the meantime, you can learn more at StellaNovaFoundation.org.
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Empowering LGBTQ Houston since 1978.
The Montrose Center was founded in 1978 as Montrose Counseling Center to address the gap in accessible and affirming mental health services for gay men and le****ns. The Center was one of the first to respond to the emergence of HIV and AIDS in the 1980's and continues to provide HIV counseling, case management, housing and emergency financial assistance.
Other services include intensive outpatient treatment for alcohol and chemical dependency [Way Out Recovery Program]; violence survivor services regarding domestic violence, sexual assault and hate crimes; and most recently -- programs designed specifically to meet the needs of youth age 13-20 [Hatch Youth], and seniors age 60+ [SPRY: Seniors Preparing for Rainbow Years]. Our LGBT Switchboard 24-hour help line is accessible 24-hours for crisis intervention, peer phone counseling, and information/referral.
The Center provides health education and disease prevention outreach to more than 40,000 individuals each year, and offers training to schools, corporations and healthcare professionals on these topics as well as general LGBT and diversity issues.
In recent years, since our relocation to 401 Branard Street, the Center has become Houston's hub for LGBT community events and organizing, with 6800 sq.ft. of affordable lease and single use rent space. Resident organizations include PFLAG-Houston, Le***an Health Initiative, Pride Houston, and Dignity Houston.
With free wellness and learning classes and activities hosted regularly by the Center, plus meetings and events hosted by dozens of other social, civic and nonprofit groups, there is literally something for everyone happening at the Center nearly every day.
The Center is an affiliated agency of United Way of Greater Houston and accredited by The Joint Commission in behavioral health.
We have an Institutional Review Board [IRB] that must approve any and all surveys conducted through the Montrose Center and its electronic outlets (website, social media, email, etc.). Please contact Rick Musquiz at 713.529.0037 or rmusquiz @montrosecenter.org.
Please do not post political ads/comments on our timeline. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We are thrilled that you are part of the political process and a registered voter, but any partisan political comments will be removed.
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