Material aid & jobs: Point of Pride offers HRT, surgery & electrolysis funds, free binders/gaffs, and small Thrive grants
www.pointofpride.org/

For employment support, explore Trans Can Work + job clubs at local centers
www.transcanwork.org/ #MutualAid #Employment

Health care: Many Planned Parenthoods offer gender-affirming care (incl. HRT).

Start here:
www.plannedparenthoo... or call 1-800-230-PLAN.

To find affirming clinicians anywhere, use the LGBTQ+ Healthcare Directory (GLMA)
lgbtqhealthcaredirec...

Name/ID updates: A4TE’s ID Documents Center has step-by-step guides for state + federal changes
transequality.org/do...

If you need fee help, check Trans Lifeline Name Change Microgrants (monthly windows)

translifeline.org/mi...

Availability varies by state/region.

Find in-person community fast:

CenterLink’s directory lists 375+ LGBTQ centers with support groups, counseling referrals, housing resources, and ID/legal clinics.

Search by state/city: www.lgbtqcenters.org...

Ask about trans-specific programs & walk-in hours.

Here are some essential support resources available 24/7:

Trans Lifeline at 877-565-8860 (peer-run)
translifeline.org/co....

The Trevor Project at 1-866-488-7386 or text START to 678-678
www.thetrevorproject...

For mental health support, dial 988 or visit
988lifeline.org/help...

Nov 12, 1938: a dark chapter unfolded as Jews were barred from economic activities, facing a staggering 1 bil Reichsmark fine. This chilling pattern of dehumanization, terror, then legal exclusion must serve as a stark reminder. When policies discriminate based on identity, we must sound the alarm.

For advocates and providers: the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans offers policy updates, training, and provider directories. Organize, coordinate, and keep pressure on agencies to house people faster. https://nchv.org/
#Advocacy

Eviction notice, couch-surfing, or rent behind? VA’s SSVF program funds local nonprofits to keep very low-income Veteran families housed: prevention, rapid re-housing, case management, and help with benefits. Check eligibility and find a grantee: www.va.gov/homeless/... #HousingFirst #Veterans

A certified VSO = your free guide through VA benefits. They help gather evidence, file claims, track status, and appeal if needed. Don’t pay random “consultants.” Use an accredited rep and verify them with VA. Start here: nvf.org/veteran-serv... #Veterans #KnowYourBenefits

Check out the Feeding America locator to find pantries by ZIP code, mobile markets, and operating hours. Don't forget to dial 211 for local assistance with food, rent, and utilities. Operators are available to help you connect with agencies. Find more information at:

Housing + support in one package: HUD-VASH pairs a housing voucher with VA case management. Ask a VA social worker or start here to learn eligibility, waitlists, and how to advocate for priority. www.hud.gov/helping-...
#HousingFirst

In need of assistance? Reach out to the VA Homeless Programs line at 877-424-3838 for support. They offer emergency shelter, housing options, case management, and healthcare services. If you're assisting a veteran, make the call together. Learn more at: www.va.gov/homeless/
#Veterans #Support

Why now: Nov 14 is World Diabetes Day; global messaging includes diabetes across life stages and the workplace. Normalize accommodations and cost navigation so people can live and work well. worlddiabetesday.org/ www.who.int/campaign...

Struggling with high insulin costs or no Medicare coverage? Good news! Manufacturer programs can slash prices to $35 for many insulins. Check out these official pages for more details:

Lilly - insulins.lilly.com/l...

Novo - www.novocare.com/dia...

Sanofi - www.sanofipatientcon....

Are you on Medicare? Discover how most Part D and Part B-covered insulins are capped at just $35 per month! Plans vary, so be sure to check formulary and pharmacy details. Learn more about this cap and how to benefit from it by visiting: www.medicare.gov/cov...
#Insulin #MedicareBenefit

Looking for practical examples for letters or meetings? Check out the Job Accommodation Network (JAN) for specific, budget-friendly solutions supervisors can implement right away. Print out suggestions to discuss with HR or during a doctor's visit. Find more at: askjan.org/disabilit...
#Workplace

Employers are required by the ADA to offer reasonable accommodations, except when it causes undue hardship. That could mean things like glucose monitoring, snack availability, flexible schedules, and time off for learning. Get a straightforward breakdown here: diabetes.org/advocac...

#ADA