Gender and Identity Inclusion

Brady East STD Clinic provides high quality sexual health services to all in an affirming environment and at no cost.

The Children’s Hospital Gender Health Clinic is a multidisciplinary clinic focused on children and youth seeking assistance with gender identity development and transition concerns.  Our skilled staff will meet with new patients through age 16 on an individual basis for comprehensive evaluations, mental health consultations and education. Our services also include puberty-suppressing hormone therapy, gender-affirming hormone therapy, surgical treatments, and speech/voice training. Furthermore, we can provide children and adolescents with connections to other resources and support within Children’s Wisconsin and the community.

Courage House MKE became an idea of Co-Founders, Brad and Nick Schlaikowski while they were foster parents upon learning the children's stories of rejection, fear and survival. Together they welcomed multiple homeless and displaced LGBTQ+ youth into their home. It is because of their tenacity, Brad and Nick started Courage MKE in their honor in December 2015.

Knowing they were starting from the ground up, Brad and Nick along with their amazing Board of Directors made it Courage MKE's mission to raise awareness within our communities of the growing epidemic of homeless LGBTQ+ youth.

The community listened and Courage MKE, along with so many supporters and allies, together, we have brought the conversation to the forefront of conversations throughout Milwaukee.

Diverse and Resilient works to achieve health equity and improve the safety and well-being of LGBTQ people and communities in Wisconsin.

FORGE reduces the impact of trauma on trans/non-binary survivors and communities by empowering service providers, advocating for systems reform, and connecting survivors to healing possibilities. FORGE strives to create a world where ALL voices, people and bodies are valued, respected, honored, and celebrated; where every individual feels safe, supported, respected, and empowered.

The Froedtert & MCW Inclusion Health Clinic gives you access to the highest standard of medical care, specifically designed to comprehensively meet the health care needs of the LGBTQ community. Whether you need primary or specialty care, the Froedtert & MCW Inclusion Health Clinics are here for you. We provide:

• Comprehensive primary care and preventive care for members of the LGBTQ community and their families and friends
• OB/GYN care for lesbian, bisexual and transgender patients
• HIV specialty care and HIV prevention services
• Care for transgender patients, including hormone therapy
• Psychiatric care

The mission of the Hmong American Women’s Association is to organize South East Asian (SEA) women, girls, Queer and Trans people to champion gender justice and collective liberation.

The Milwaukee LGBT Community Center delivers educational, health promotion, and community-building services that meet the needs of LGBT  youth, adults, and their allies in the Greater Milwaukee area from its primary facility and other sites. The Center programs are developed with a consideration of community need, diversity, and inclusivity, community development, availability of resources, and the Center’s mission and vision.

Pathways Counseling Center was established in 1985.  We are a state certified, outpatient mental health clinic. Pathways provides many LGBTQ+ mental health services.

Our clinicians' treatment specialties are quite diverse, yet are known best for expertise in child and family therapy as well as treatment for sexual issues. The therapists at Pathways Counseling Center are highly skilled and can work with individuals, couples and families. Group therapy treatments are also available for those dealing with sexual behavior issues.

Whether you have a child in need of help, or you are looking for someone to help you, Pathways Counseling Center is the best place to start. Take time to explore our site to find a therapist that fits your needs and put yourself on the path to healing.

The PRISM Program is a mental wellness resource for LGBTQ+ youth in Wisconsin. We're a team of queer and/or trans Certified Peer Specialists trained to use our lived experiences with mental health and substance use struggles to support others in their recovery journey. PRISM stands for Peer Recovery in Supportive Mutuality. We see that connection based on community and solidarity has transformative power, similar to the way a prism refracts light to create a beautiful rainbow.

Currently, we offer free one-on-one support through our warmline as well as online and in-person support groups. We're hoping to offer in-person groups in Milwaukee and Madison soon!