Mental Health Support

Connect with a JQY clinician, find an online group, and more

Resources here

Receive funding for events on your campus

Are you spearheading a queer/Jewish event on your college campus?
Apply for JQYU funding here.

Apply here

Drop by our Drop-in Center

JQY is proud to have launched New
York's first and only LGBTQ Jewish drop-in center

Learn more

The JQY App

An interactive virtual resource connecting you to the global Jewish
queer community with multiple groups for youth, parents, educators,
and mental health professionals.

Download now!

SHARE YOUR SIMCHA

Are you having a queer simcha that you want to share with the JQY
community? 

Share your simcha here!

Support JQY

Be it through donating your time,
expertise, money, space, or resources, your contribution can make a
huge difference in the life of someone who needs it most. 

Make a Difference

JQY Pride Store

Check out our new JQY pride swag today!

Shop Now

Upcoming JQY Events

New events are happening all the
time! Check out our calendar to find out more! 

Go to events calendar
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Get Immediate help

If you are thinking about suicide, harming yourself, or fear for your physical safety, you need immediate help. Please reach out to one of these resources, available 24/7.

Trevor Project:
866-488-7386
Trans Lifeline:
877-565-8860
LifeNet (NYC):
800-543-3638
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline:
800-273-8255
Call 911
or visit the nearest emergency room
JQY Warmline:
If this is not an emergency, call or text the JQY Warm Line at 551-JQY-HOPE (551-579-4673) and one of our licensed mental health professionals will follow up within 24 hours.

Our Mission

JQY is a mental health organization that empowers Jewish queer teens and young adults to live healthy, joyful lives. Our work is grounded in our deep understanding of Jewish tradition and mental health best practices, enabling us to provide critical services and programs for at-risk youth from historically non-accepting communities. We save and improve lives by connecting youth to one another, to providers and relevant resources, and to opportunities to see themselves and their futures.

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